CZIP X
CZIP X
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QR code that can be used to share the passphrase without telling it
QR code that can be used to share the passphrase without telling it
Choosing a cryptographic algorithm
Selecting the archive type and adding some customization
Options for expert users with the chance to upload the archive to IPFS
Successful upload to IPFS
QR code that can be used to share the passphrase without telling it
The decryption dialog where you can enter a passphrase or scan a QR code
Info about the timestamp applied to the archive

Description

Today, someone may access or steal the documents you have stored in your digital devices like your PC or your smartphone. Just use CZIP X to create encrypted archives.
CZIP X uses state-of-the-art encryption algorithms and techniques that ensures a great protection for your data.
You can share an encrypted archive with someone and you won’t have to tell the passphrase that decrypts it, because you could generate a QR-code for you recipient - also, the QR-code holds the passphrase in encrypted form.
You could make self-blocking or self-erasing archives, so when somebody fails to guess the passphrase for three times, CZIP X will either block the archive or destroy permanently its encrypted data.
You may also make non-shareable archives: an archive that has been generated on your PC can’t be decrypted in other devices or by other users of your PC.
CZIP X will help you to make truly “yours” all the stuff that you need to be kept really private.

  • Make encrypted archives using state-of-the-art algorithms like Blowfish, Twofish and RijndaelAES
  • Create archives that can lock or delete by themselves when someone enter a wrong passphrase
  • Create non shareable encryptes archives that you can decrypt only using the device that made them
  • Share archives without telling the passphrase but offering a QR-code (encrypted) that decrypts them
  • Upload an archive and its attestation of existence to IPFS
Product ID: 9NBLGGH43W86
Release date: 2019-04-24
Last update: 2022-03-12