I Want To Lock My Some Folders By Password. Is There Any Software Through Which I Can Lock My Folders By Passw

Posted by benny in FreeWare on November 19th, 2009 | 2 responses

Hi everybody,
I want to lock my some folders by password. Is there any software through which i can lock my folders by my own password.
I know how to protect my files by giving them password. But how can i do this for the folders?

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2 Responses to “I Want To Lock My Some Folders By Password. Is There Any Software Through Which I Can Lock My Folders By Passw”

  1. A-Guy-Fr says:
    November 19, 2009 at 10:13 pm

    fine try searching http://www.download.com you can get some related software there also you can zip your files and can make them lock http://www.winzip.com download it
    thx
    good luck
    Khalid

  2. notmyopi says:
    November 19, 2009 at 10:13 pm

    It’s hard to know whether some random bit of security software is genuinely secure, because from a distance bad security looks almost exactly the same as good security.
    Zip file passwords, for example, were relatively easy to crack last time I checked – though it will protect the files against casual snooping. On the other hand, if programs need access to the files, Zip is not a good solution.
    If you’re serious about defending your data, consider something like truecrypt, which is free and open source. It allows you to create a large file on your disk, which is then encrypted and presented to the computer as if it were a new disk. Copy the files into that “disk”.
    You need to enter a passphrase to allow unencrypted access to the “disk”, which will remain accessible until it is “unmounted” or the computer is switched off.
    See http://www.truecrypt.org/

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