Thank you guys for prompt responses;
1) Patrick, that was a new one! I haven't seen this soft, while searching millions of pages
for a PDA protection. Sentry 2020 looks impressive, but from my first glance I saw that it basically has this same function as Resco Explorer encryption.
a) You have to add files/folders to the program.
b) The program encrypts the file, deletes it and creates a new “folder” with encrypted files
This renders this program useless for me, because each time I want to update this file from my PC ( I add data on the PC files most of the time and then sync it with PDA ) – the sync will look in the default folder, see that there is nothing ( Sentry deleted it!) and put there regular , not –encrypted file. Therefore, we will have:
1) One encrypted folder and one unsecured folder, which is kinda pointless.
The best scenario would be:
PDA OFF / TIMER --- Security Soft---- Encryption of all files.
PDA ON / RESET ----Security Soft----Password Needed ---- Decryption of all files.
This way I can use the file all that I want in their native extensions. Sync it, desync, read, write..etc. You name it. Once I log off. Everything is secured again. Hot sync disabled, Bluetooth disabled, Wi-Fi disabled, etc. Am I making myself clear enough? English isn’t my native language, so I try my best.
~DC:UK~ - CodeWallet doesn’t help. But thanks for the post anyways.
It does absolutely no "encryption" to files stored in memory or more importantly that cf or sd card that you may have info stored in.
not cool
