HS
Hexprobe Storage Encryption Tool
v3.02A simple, easy-to-use disk encryption tool that encrypts and password protects your removable and external disk. It allows you choose a secure password and a gold lock or a silver lock to encrypt the logical drive on your various disks. And it uses 256-bit AES algorithm for maximum security and does not store the password on any media. Its powerful encryption ensures that only you can open an encrypted logical drive.
Description
This is a simple, easy-to-use disk encryption tool that encrypts and password protects your removable and external disk. Its powerful encryption ensures that only you can open an encrypted logical drive.
Key Features: 1. Encrypt data using 256-bit AES algorithm; gold lock can encrypt every bit of the data with high security level; silver lock can encrypt file system with very fast speed.
2. Help to choose a secure password; validate password using SHA-256 algorithm; not store password on any media.
3. Verify drive sectors before encrypting data; Undo encryption/decrytion action at any moment; 4.
Support various disks; drives plug-play; one time register Hpsetool in an external drive, any computer use it. 5.
Support all windows file system: NTFS, Fat32, Fat16, Fat12. 6.
Designed for Windows 2003/XP/2000 and work with Windows Vista. 7.
XP visual styles support; HTML online help.
Key Features: 1. Encrypt data using 256-bit AES algorithm; gold lock can encrypt every bit of the data with high security level; silver lock can encrypt file system with very fast speed.
2. Help to choose a secure password; validate password using SHA-256 algorithm; not store password on any media.
3. Verify drive sectors before encrypting data; Undo encryption/decrytion action at any moment; 4.
Support various disks; drives plug-play; one time register Hpsetool in an external drive, any computer use it. 5.
Support all windows file system: NTFS, Fat32, Fat16, Fat12. 6.
Designed for Windows 2003/XP/2000 and work with Windows Vista. 7.
XP visual styles support; HTML online help.
