Installed and (self)registered without problems on a Win 8.1.2 Pro 64 bit system. The installer load the Visual C++ Redistributable 2013 (7MB) from the net - if needed or not. In my case it was installed and the Visual C++ wanted to "repair" my installed software. That happens, but does not harm.

A small (One man) German company - advertising as a freelancer for software projects with address&phone&fax. Maybe he'll find some potential customers through GAOTD.

I consider this small encryption software as his visit card in version 1.0.0.1.

A nicely styled modern window opens. You can encrypt files&folders. The strength of a key is shown, the used encryption algorithm is CR1, which is a proprietary block cipher with 1024 bits block length. The CR1 algorithm is open source and can be downloaded at http://cryper.net/source. That's good.

You can switch the language between German and English, select to encrypt file names and output folder.

A nice gimmick (test it!) is the generation of a key file with the move of your mouse. Graphically fun, (Remember TrueCrypt keyfiles?) 

The software can generate self decrypting files - with the right key of course.

After encryption it is not shown, that a task is finished - it shows a taskbar, but no hint afterwards. The dialog for for the folder to save the file could be better and automatically select the input folder. - this has to be done in the settings beforehand.

The software does what it claims. It is a nice visit card. I hope, that Marcus Vatterott can find some new customers here. With this GiveAway he shows his skills. (*)

Uninstalled via reboot. I don't need tons of encryption software and I don't use semi open source products for encryption.

Have a nice weekend.

(*) The quality of the software is never depending on big teams.

Karl  –  8 years ago  –  ¿Te ha parecido útil este comentario? si | no (+150)

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Hello out there,

I didn't thought, that there is such a big demand for 32-Bit software and for Windows XP.
But when you want it, then I will build it!
Mainly because it's not a big deal to build a separate version and installer for 32-Bit. Supporting Windows XP should work as well.

I will do it on monday. If you need this version please send me a mail to info@cryper.net with the subject "Cryper 32Bit" and maybe some kind words ;-)

If you do so, I'll send you the installer with a free licenses as well as you can download it here today.

Have a nice weekend.

Marcus Vatterott  –  8 years ago  –  ¿Te ha parecido útil este comentario? si | no (+134)

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Hello out there,

I didn't expect that there is such a demand for 32 Bit software and supporting Windows XP.

But when you want it, then I will build it ;-)

Mainly it's not a big deal to make a 32 Bit version that supports Win XP as well.

I will build it on monday. For all of you, who needs that version, you can send me an E-Mail to info@cryper.net with the suject "Cryper 32 Bit".

I'll send you that version with a free license on monday evening as well, as you downloaded it here.

Have a nice weekend.

Marcus Vatterott  –  8 years ago  –  ¿Te ha parecido útil este comentario? si | no (+61)

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BETTER FREE ALTERNATIVES:

http://stefanstools.sourceforge.net/CryptSync.html
http://elefantsoftware-en.weebly.com/encoding-decoding.html
http://www.geneosoft.com/software/guardaxon

Enjoy!! ^_^

Giovanni  –  8 years ago  –  ¿Te ha parecido útil este comentario? si | no (+54)

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#1, fotomoto: There is a perverse logic to only making a 64-bit build of the encryption program, 64-bit versions of windows only permit trusted signed 64-bit drivers to be loaded and run, that makes it far more difficult for the average or better than average criminal hacker to produce spyware that drops a kernel level driver to hook into some windows API and steal the plain text or password/keys from encryption systems.

IMHO this product uses a propietary block cypher that appears to be very young and so even though they've open sourced the encryption it's not possible that it's been significantly peer reviewed or any significant public crypto-analysis performed on it and the method they've used to allow a block cipher to be used on larger than the block length datasets.

TK  –  8 years ago  –  ¿Te ha parecido útil este comentario? si | no (+21)

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