Crypto Anywhere 1.1 freeware

Crypto Anywhere is secure email on the move ! Crypto Anywhere is small enough to fit on a single floppy or USB key chain drive and so easy to use your grandma will be using it. Don't have a computer yourself but want to protect your web based e-mail at your local internet cafe? Send and receive secure mail to and from absolutely anyone with an email account - the recipients do not have to be "crypto savvy" or even have ...

Author Bytefusion Ltd.
Released 2003-04-16
Filesize 1.27 MB
Downloads 1179
OS Windows XP, Windows 2000
Installation Install and Uninstall
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Crypto AnywhereEncryption ToolsWindows XP, Windows 2000
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Crypto Anywhere freeware - The Latest Versions History
1.1 Apr 16, 2003 New Release Initial Release
2.0 May 14, 2004 Major Update Now integrates with Outlook Express. Send and receive encrypted messages to friends who use PGP, SecExMail, GPG, OpenPGP.

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