Showing posts with label aes 256. Show all posts
Showing posts with label aes 256. Show all posts

Sunday, 11 August 2013

Fogpad: Document Editor with Encryption for Google Drive

Everybody uses cloud storage now. Some of the big name is Dropbox, Google Drive, SkyDrive and many other nameable drives out there. Each cloud storage has its own capabilities, storage space and multiple add-ons that is used to enhance its capabilities. One such add on is done for Google Drive where there is a tool that can be used to create and encrypt your documents on the fly. Cool enough eh. Let’s see how it works.
So this FogPad (Only God knows what it means) is a tool used to create and edit documents (similar to Microsoft Office) and saves it automatically in your Google Drive storage. The good thing about this is, whenever you are creating a document (for Free account, you can create up to 10 documents) it will prompt you to password protect your documents (each and every one of them) and it will encrypt it with so called Military grade encryption which is 256 bits AES algorithm. Which is cool. You don’t have to install or use any other third party app in your machine before you can upload a password encrypted military grade encryption algorithm to your storage.

Friday, 26 July 2013

Send Your Secrets And Let it Self Destruct the Mission Impossible Way


We all have seen Mission Impossible. Do you remember for every mission, Ethan Hunt takes up, he will be informed about the mission in a very unique way and at the end of the message it will say it will self-destruct? After that we see whatever medium that was used to communicate with Ethan Hunt blows up (Watch the video above for a clearer understanding). And we will be like WOW that’s awesome man. Well now you have a chance to do something similar like that just that it does not blows up. It shreds itself. This is a very interesting service (I think the first on the net) which is so easy, does not require any registration or logins and you can send an encrypted self-destructive note in 30 seconds. Cool huh? Let’s see what it is.