Fort integrates itself into the Windows file explorer. This allows you to easily encrypt (and decrypt) files via the Explorer context menu and to protect them with a password. All file types are supported. Fort can be also used to encrypt files in Onedrive, Dropbox and other similar services.
Fort takes security seriously and uses AES with 256bit keys. On decryption Fort checks that the data is not tampered in any way and informs if data tampering is detected. For each file, Fort generates a random initialization vector that is used only once. Similarly, for keys a random one time salt is generated by Fort.
Fort is free, easy to use and easy to install. Windows Vista, Windows 7, Windows 8.x and Windows 10 are supported, both 32bit and 64bit versions.
What is new in this release:
- New major feature: Fort now supports 4096 bit keyfiles.
- New languages are included: French.
- Fixed a bug where translation was always in English during decryption.
- Fixed a bug where data integrity check was not always timing safe.
- Improved installer
Requirements:
.NET Framework 4
Limitations:
14-day trial
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