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Protect your privacy - Kremlin security suite - 08-31-2008, 04:06 PM

Very usefull tool!

App + keygen: [Only registered and activated users can see links. ]
Do you want

* to protect your data from intruders?
* to keep anybody out of your private files?
* to be sure that all the traces of your sensitive data are erased?
* to secure your documents and e-mails?
* to store your data in encrypted compressed archives?

Kremlin Encrypt/Decrypt

Kremlin Encrypt provides an easy-to-use interface to powerful cryptography. Kremlin Decrypt allows you to decrypt the files you have encrypted. Read more about cryptography basics or an overview of cryptographic algorithms.

Kremlin Text

Discussing a top-secret project and need to send a secure memo? Exchanging notes with a secret lover? You can use Kremlin Text to ensure that your data arrives safely and securely. Just type your message into Kremlin Text's word processor-like environment, click the Encrypt button, and you're ready to send secure e-mail! Your message can include text formatting and different colors.

Kremlin Sentry

The Kremlin Sentry automates the process of securing your computer. You can schedule the Kremlin Sentry to run when you shut down your computer or when your computer is idle. The Kremlin Sentry then secures unused portions of your hard drive, where "deleted" word processing files often reside, and wipes all memory (including the swap file), overwriting operating system records of passwords and other sensitive information. The Kremlin Sentry can also clear all records of the most recently accessed documents or all previously visited Internet world wide web sites.

Kremlin Wipe

Windows and Mac OS were not designed as secure operating systems. Your keystrokes, which might contain a sensitive passphrase, are saved to disk, and your word processor routinely writes scraps of your documents to disk. Use Kremlin Wipe to wipe free memory, unused disk space or completely wipe the disk!

Kremlin Secure Delete (Recycle Bin): Secure Deletion

When you drag your top-secret document to the Kremlin Secure Recycle Bin, it's just not flagged to be overwritten, it's gone forever. Kremlin overwrites your documents with a variation of the Department of Defense standard, writing zeros, ones, and a pseudo-random bit stream and its binary complement a user-specified number of times.

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Link has been fixed
   
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How'd you know to fix it, that someone was looking for it?!


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How'd you know to fix it, that someone was looking for it?!
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