Overview

What is iCrypt 1.1?

AES 256-bit encryption.

In depth

A closer look at iCrypt 1.1

With iCrypt you will be able to crypt your data using an AES algorithm with 256-bit encryption. Just drag and drop files or folders on iCrypt to encrypt or decrypt them. Use on Mac OS X is really easy, moreover self-decrypting files allow you to exchange your data even if your recipient has not installed iCrypt. UNIX compatibility is also provided by the use of ccrypt. This encrypting method is really strong and secure so could be illegal in some countries. Use it in accordance with your local laws.

Main features:

Allows encrypting of files and folders
Folders are compressed via the 'tar' command automagically before being encrypted for space saving and maximum security
Various settings are available (and Preferences-settable) like removing the source file after encrypting
You can make self-decrypting files with just one click, which you can share with any Mac OS X user and he will be able to open it without the iCrypt application itself
The files created do not have a resource fork, so you can happily share the files via the internet without any loss of data
Strong encryption using a well-known algorithm (256 bits)
By the way, the demo version is fully functional
French localisation

Verdict

Should you download iCrypt 1.1?

iCrypt 1.1 runs on Mac OS and is available under the Demo license — the installer is 222 KB. We’ve catalogued it under Security.

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iCrypt 1.1 specifications

Category: Security
Publisher: Julien COUTHOUIS (Emc^2)
Last updated: Feb 16, 2025
License: Demo
Operating system: Mac OS
File size: 222 KB
Price: Free
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