File Encryption XP

What is File Encryption XP?

A computer program designed to safeguard sensitive data stored on your machine. File Encryption XP employs a robust Blowfish algorithm with a 384-bit key to encrypt files and folders. This built-in capability allows users to protect confidential information by creating self-extracting encrypted files that can be shared through email or portable media like floppy disks. When the recipient enters the correct password, they can access the original unencrypted document. In many cases, users may wish to permanently delete the original unprotected file or folder after encryption. Standard Windows deletion methods do not fully remove data, but File Encryption XP offers a reliable deletion tool that completely erases files to prevent recovery. This feature is particularly useful for securely disposing of source materials after encrypting them, leaving only the protected version. The program is optimized for use with removable storage like USB flash drives, allowing users to install and operate File Encryption XP on any Windows computer to which the drive is connected. Additionally, File Encryption XP includes a built-in strong password generator, enabling users to create new passwords comprised of upper and lower case letters, numbers, and symbols that are nearly impossible to guess

Highlights

• Encrypts files and folders using robust Blowfish 384-bit algorithm
• Creates self-extracting encrypted files for secure sharing
• Provides reliable deletion method to permanently remove original unprotected data
• Optimized for use with removable storage devices like USB drives
• Includes built-in strong password generator