Data and Database Management Software
Software encrypts private data on Pocket PC.
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CryptoStorage for Pocket PC v1.5.1 creates Safe folder in Pocket PC root directory that is only visible when open. Users can create document containing private information, work with it in any program, then close storage to securely protect information. Private files are not stored anywhere in un-encrypted form. Even if failure occurs on device, data remains protected. CryptoStorage uses Advanced Encryption Standard and supports 192-bit key size encryption.
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CryptoStorage for Pocket PC v.1.5.1 Has Been Rreleased!
CryptoStorage for Pocket PC
Cryptographic storages for your private files.
CryptoStorage is a reliable and easy-to-use system for encrypting private data on your Pocket PC and controlling access to it. The work of CryptoStorage is based on the "safe" principle. All kinds of information (documents, photos, audio files, etc.) that go into this "safe" are securely protected. A "safe" is a folder in your Pocket PC root directory created by CryptoStorage and visible only if the "safe" is open. You can create any number of "safe" folders. Working with a "safe" folder is similar to working with any standard folder (for example, "My Documents"). You can create a document containing private information, work with it in any program, and then close
the storage to securely protect the information. The system works so that your private files are not stored anywhere in un-encrypted form. There are no intermediate caches. Even if a failure occurs on your device, the data remains securely protected. For encryption, CryptoStorage uses the next generation cryptography standard: Advanced Encryption Standard (AES) and supports 192-bit key size encryption. The encryption key is generated with the MD5 and SHA256 hash algorithms and is based on the password you enter. The program has no "backdoors". If you do not know the password, you will not get access to the encrypted data! CryptoStorage works on Pocket PC 2002 or Windows Mobile 2003 devices.
