riverdees05
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Looking for recommendation on how on encryption. Have a need to be able to store and transmit personal and financial records to family members.
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Encryption
- Thread starter riverdees05
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davidvel
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Not sure what your trying to do. Are you trying to encrypt, stuff and email? Why not just use a secure cloud storage service like google drive, dropbox, etc?
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Are they all on Windows platform? 7Zip the files with AES 256 encryption, give them the password by phone.
http://www.7-zip.org/
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What types of files are you sending? If they are Microsoft Word or Excel files, it is easy to save your file with a password. Using File, Save As, click on Tools at the bottom of the dialog box. One of the options there takes you to a window where you can create a password to open the file. (Make sure to remember your password or you won't be able to open that file again.)