BestCrypt

BestCrypt

With BestCrypt you can create multiple 'virtual' drives on a 'real' drive and only you or your authorized users can use them. In essence, each virtual drive is a file named .jbc (called container file) and the content of the file is the encrypted content of the virtual drive.

Bestcrypt works as part of the operating system (automatically encrypt and decode when reading / writing disk), you only need to enter the correct password to open the container file, you can work with this file as a drive. 'real' disks, you can even share virtual drives online for everyone to 'use'.

Features of BestCrypt

- Fully compatible with Windows 95/98 / ME / NT / 2000 / XP

- Can move a container file to another information storage such as: removable drive, optical drive, network drive (even when the computer is on the network is not the same operating system) and still be accessible as normal.

- Automatically close the virtual drive if not used after a specified time.

- Allows users to select encryption algorithms among standard algorithms: Blowfish, Twofish, GOST, Rijndael.BestCrypt also allows 'embedding' to add third party encryption components.

- Automatically save information about sharing virtual drives in the network to prevent users from having to 're-create' problems every time they reboot the computer

According to echip.com.vn

1 / Create a virtual drive:

Allows creating virtual drives with a minimum capacity of 20Kb and a maximum of 512Gb (NTFS), 4Gb (FAT32), 2Gb (FAT).

- Run BestCrypt, open Container / New container menu.In the New container dialog box, name the file container (FileName), specify the drive containing the container file (Location), specify the size for the virtual drive (Size), select the encryption algorithm (Algorithm), specify the signature self drive for virtual drive (Mount drive).Click the Creat button.

- In the Enter Password dialog box, enter the password to access the virtual drive 2 times (at least 8 characters).

- Press any key repeatedly until the OK button in the Seed value generation dialog box takes effect, press OK.

- Format virtual drive as FAT, FAT32 or NTFS.

 

2 / 'Install / Uninstall' the virtual drive

- To use, you need to 'mount' (mount) the virtual drive into the system by selecting the container file and then selecting the Container / Mount menu (or right-clicking on the file to open the shortcut menu).In the Enter Password dialog box, specify a drive letter, enter a password, select Auto Mount to automatically install a virtual drive every time you start Windows, and select Read only if no write is allowed.Note: Newly created virtual disks are automatically installed on the system immediately.

- To remove a virtual drive, select the drive you are installing and then select the Container / Dismount menu.

3 / Change settings

For virtual drives that have not been 'installed', right-click the container file and select Properties.In the Change container properties dialog box, you can change the name and move the container file, change the encodings and passwords, add or remove passwords (when there are multiple people using the container file).