CryptoFish download

"CryptoFish you to encrypt / password encryption utility is that you can use."
CryptoFish you to encrypt / password you can use the files and folders encryption is to protect them from unauthorized use. In 1993, by Bruce Schneier CryptoFish designed as a 448 bit Blowfish algorithm, using a fast, free alternative to existing encryption algorithms. Since then, analysis has been significantly, and slowly gaining acceptance as a strong encryption algorithm.

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General CryptoFish features:
CryptoFish is very easy to use. It "Cryptofish time with a file in Windows Explorer appears, right-click context menu" command will add cryptography. In addition, key managers and temporary resident "memory key".

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CryptoFish features include:
Encrypt and password files in Windows Explorer easily.
Encrypt and password folders.
Double-click open the encrypted files as if it was not encrypted.
Save and keys (passwords) so that the loads do not have to remember them.
CryptoFish during a session, so you can enter the keys to a key only once and remember you can use to shutdown. Drag and drop encryption

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What version 1.1 new
Drag-Drop Fish.
You can drag and Drag & Drop files to encrypt or password Fish opens them. Drag-Drop Fish is a fish picture a small window. This portable and any portion of the screen is placed on top of all windows. When a quick way to encrypt or to decrypt files, just drag the fish need. If the right mouse button, drag the file with a context menu offers some options will appear.
Improved use of large files.
Two modes, time to encrypt / password files:
) Edit the file (original) file to keep the option disabled - may be an encrypted file system, the maximum size (memory and swap file size depends on the configuration) and should be approximately 300 MB.
b) Encryption / decryption for a new file (original file option enabled) to keep - the maximum size of a file is encrypted may be more than 1 GB.
Improved user interface.
+ Other improvements and fixed now can download free CryptoFish 1.1.