file encryption

  1. Microsoft Supports APFS External Drives for OneDrive on macOS: What You Need to Know

    Mac users who have long struggled with managing large volumes of files between their device’s internal storage and external drives will be excited by a pivotal update from Microsoft: OneDrive for macOS now officially supports syncing files directly to APFS-formatted removable drives. This...
  2. Microsoft OneDrive for Mac Adds Support for External Removable Drives

    Microsoft's OneDrive for Mac is set to introduce support for syncing to removable external drives, a feature that has been highly anticipated by users seeking more flexible storage solutions. This development follows the earlier addition of support for non-removable external drives, marking a...
  3. Mastering ZIP and Unzip on Windows: Complete Guide for Efficient File Management

    When it comes to managing files effectively on Windows, the ability to zip and unzip files has become an essential skill for users across all experience levels. Whether you're looking to save precious storage space, transfer multiple files quickly over email, or simply organize your digital...
  4. Secure Your Cloud Files: Top Encryption Tools for Safe Data Storage

    In today's digital landscape, the convenience of cloud storage is undeniable. Services like Google Drive, Dropbox, and OneDrive offer seamless access to our files from any device, anywhere. However, this convenience comes with significant security considerations. Recent high-profile data...
  5. Google Docs Now Supports Editing Encrypted Word Files: Secure Cross-Platform Collaboration

    For years, collaboration between organizations using different productivity suites has been an ongoing challenge, especially when high-security needs force reliance on client-side encryption. The latest beta feature announced by Google—allowing the editing of client-side encrypted Microsoft Word...
  6. Comprehensive Guide to File and Drive Encryption on Windows 11 for Enhanced Security

    Securing personal and professional information on Windows 11 has become an essential discipline for users seeking to protect their privacy and data integrity. As cyber threats and data breaches continue to proliferate, built-in encryption tools like the Encrypting File System (EFS) and BitLocker...
  7. VeraCrypt on Windows 11: The Ultimate Guide to Secure Your Data

    When considering the best encryption solution for Windows 11, one name that routinely emerges at the top of industry and enthusiast discussions is VeraCrypt. As digital threats diversify and intensify, the average user and enterprise alike face growing anxieties about just how secure their...
  8. Understanding TPM 2.0: A Key Requirement for Windows 11 Security

    With the advent of Windows 11, Microsoft has set the stage for a modern computing experience—one where security is not just an afterthought, but a fundamental building block. Central to this security architecture is the Trusted Platform Module 2.0 (TPM 2.0), a small chip that is proving to be a...
  9. Restore the Windows 10 Taskbar in Windows 11: A Step-by-Step Guide

    The launch of Windows 11 has been met with mixed reactions, especially concerning its redesigned taskbar. Many users who appreciate the classic functionality and design of the Windows 10 taskbar have been exploring ways to revert their interface to a more familiar setup. In this article, we'll...
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    [SOLVED] Secure notepad?

    Hello, In case my computer gets hacked, I want to keep passwords safe into an encrypted file. Since the data I have is free-flow, KeePass won't do since it expects data to be in neat columns (logon, password, etc.) After checking several apps, I came up with the following requirements: 1...
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    Copy protect USB files

    Hello, I would like to load up USBs with songs and talks. Then I would like to copy protect them. The user should be able to see the list of songs or talks and can select the one they want to listen. But they should not be able to copy it onto their PC and then freely distribute it. I have...
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    Windows 10 Questions - Eliminating Ransomware

    I'm trying to understand the nature of virus/malware/ransomware to better apply my backup strategies. So here are some questions I have: Question Scenario #1 - Lets say I have 2 internal hard drives connected to my PC. One with Windows10 installed and the other one with Linux installed. I use...
  13. Discussion on BadBlock Ransomware and Emsisoft Decryptor Release

    Hi I'm not a expert on these things, but I found this while searching. Don't know if it's any good, but thought I would post it here and get thoughts;) of the members here! Move delete or what ever is appropriate. BadBlock encrypts System Files. Decryptor Released by Emsisoft
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    Windows 7 file getting error message

    total secuirity in customer computer after installation some ms office file deleted automatically and some word file icon color changed into green and not open give the error mesage file is encrypted or u hav not permission.but have received an e mail with an excel attachment. How can I open it?
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    Windows 7 Recovering encrypted user data from a system image w/o original hardware

    Hello everyone! I've recently run into the following problem: I create system images of my Windows 7 installation on a regular basis. A few days ago, my hard drive failed beyod repair, so I went ahead and bought a new one, assuming that I could then proceed to simply restore the most recent...
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    Windows 8 Enforcing EFS at ALL TIMES on a folder

    I need to enforce a permanent EFS policy on a given folder. I already know how to turn on the EFS setting on a folder, so that all files copied into it or created in it are automatically encrypted by EFS. Now, the problem is that Windows allows the user to manually disable the EFS on a file...
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    Windows 7 how to retrieve encypted MS Word files

    Word files were encrypted while on a Win XP PC. PC Died and data was "backed up", Windows 7 was installed. Now the files are all gibberish. Am I screwed?
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    Windows 7 Ransomware Trojan is Back and Badder Than Ever

    Source: Ransomware Trojan is back and badder than ever ? The Register
  19. Hide Folder HiBit

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    Windows 7 How to Decrypt Files After Upgrading from Windows XP to Windows 7?

    so i installed windows 7 and it made a backup of my windows xp folder when i installed. me being stupid though forgot to decrypt some files i have on my d drive. so i'm wondering is there anyway i can get them decrypted?