Have you ever needed to enter a user/pass but didn't have it with you? Do you carry your authentication credentials on a unprotected thumbdrive, or worse, on a piece of paper in your pocket? Would you like a simple way to encrypt some of the files you have?

If you answered yes to any of these, the Professional Data Security application can help. Many of us need anywhere/anytime access to our "private" data. More importantly we need to ensure that the access and our data are secure.

Professional Data Security provides anywhere/anytime access to your secure personal data, using an easy and intuitive tool that can be executed from a thumbdrive, allowing sensitive information (account numbers, login credentials, etc.) to be kept on a thumbdrive without worrying that the data will be compromised should the thumbdrive be lost.

Professional Data Security's goals are:
· Provide secure access to confidential data from any Java enabled device.
· Support the creation of encrypted data files.
· Ensure that data in the files cannot be easily compromised.
· Provide a multi-document application editor for encrypted files.
· Have the application, a single JAR file, reside on a thumb drive.
· Provide the Ability to plug a thumb drive containing this application into *ANY* modern computer, especially a public computer, and securely use the application to access your data.
· Provide a fast, platform-independent encryption engine for all file formats.

Requirements:

· Java 1.6 or later

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

Have Base64 encoded files break at 80 char's per line:
· This was done in earlier releases. This may have changed when support for raw devices was added. Seems like writing "to tape" did not work with the break at 80 char.
· Seems like it should be possible to support some sort of flag to distinguish between raw vs. file, so that files could break at 80.