Wednesday 24 February 2016

Safe Your Cloud Documents from Hackers: Use These Free Cloud-Worthy Encryption Programs

Life certainly convenience store in the cloud can make things easier, but also hack your account if you are storing sensitive files, it could be a total disaster. Some encryption services can be expensive, but you just need it for personal use, some do not even spend some really great people. There are three programs that encrypt your cloud storage for free.

DataLocker

DataLocker Windows, Mac, iPhone and iPad are available for a program. It allows you to store your files on your local and cloud and it is free and unlimited. Like BoxCryptor, it allows you to sync your data across all your devices.

On your computer, you will simply drag and drop into your application window by DataLocker with a private passphrase to encrypt the file you want to encrypt. The encrypted file can then be stored anywhere on your local file system or in your Dropbox folder. To decrypt a file on another device, the device will need to DataLocker app. Very easy, right?

Cloudfogger

Cloudfogger is compatible with Dropbox, Google Drive, SkyDrive, and emails, and with support of iOS it works on Windows, Mac (beta), and Android "coming soon."

You can add a list of approved email addresses from users to make it easier to share files without the password to giving any one . Cloudfogger  allows you to Encrypt e-mail attachments  on Microsoft Outlook add-on that . it is also Microsoft Addln

BoxCryptor

BoxCryptor works with different cloud service and with Windows, Mac, Android Android, iOS, and EncFS-Linux it is Compatible . It allows you to encrypt individual files instead of entire folders or drives and everything encrypt locally without sending to third party.

If you sign up for a free personal account you can encrypt one drive, or if you want more than one drive, you can pay $40 for unlimited personal account. Even through the free one, you can still sync as many devices as you want with no limit on storage space

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