Project Password allows you to recover passwords which MS Project password-protected documents (*.mpp) and/or templates (*.mpt) are protected with. It is real recoverer – it will show you a password.

The PDF Password Remover COM can be used to decrypt protected Adobe Acrobat PDF files, which have "owner" password set.

This gives you access to unbreakable OTP encryption. You can encrypt to and from files or directly to the clipboard. Paste cipher-text directly into text documents. Generate real random keys with no more than a radio and a sound card.

ViPNet [Safe Disk] keeps your confidential data in a strongly encrypted form on your disk and provide you with transparent access to it from any application program.

Folder Protection lets you set a password on the folders located on your hard drive, external and removable drives. Folder Protection is ideal for notebooks. Prevent confidential information from ending up in the wrong hands.

Encrypt In Picture allows you to hide any type of encrypted data inside of pictures. You can encrypt and hide a file into a picture easily. The program layout just like windows explorer, and a picture viewer is already builds-in.

In a vast sea of information let Info Keep be your lighthouse. Info Keep can transform a messy desk full of sticky notes into a secure, organized database of your most frequently accessed information. Data security is just a click away.

If you have some secret information or you just don’t want everyone could read your files if you want your information to be reliably protected from extraneous eyes, the best way to implement it – to take advantage of program DDACode.

Password encryption for Windows folder and subfolders with standard algorithms (AES, DES). With Folder Crypt you can password protect your folders and secure your data by applying a true, low level (bit per bit), standard encoding.

NCrypt TX is a text based cryptographic tool with hashing capabilities. Supports DES, Rijndael-AES, SHA, and MD5 algorithms. Convert your e-mail or other messages into a sequence of hexadecimal characters.