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Masker 7.0

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  • Price: Free to try (15-day trial); $30.00 to buy
  • Operating system: Windows 95/98/Me/2000/XP/NT
  • Date added: September 02, 2003
  • Total Downloads: 9,195
  • Downloads last week: 50
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CNET editors' review

Reviewed by: CNET staff on January 05, 2009

Masker is a file encryption program that uses the concept of carrier files to hide and protect your private files and folders. It successfully encrypted our data, but we were annoyed by the constant errors.

From the time we installed the program, and throughout our tests, we received the same error messages. We were able to bypass them and continue using the program, but they proved to be a pain. The program has a plain, but familiar user interface. A toolbar menu and command buttons run across the top of the small window. We didn't need the Help menu to get started, and the process proved simple to follow. Once we selected a carrier file, it was easy to choose from a list of encryption methods, including Blowfish and DES. When we selected the file we wanted to encrypt, we were given the option of what to do with the original file. Our file was immediately encrypted into the carrier file. Using almost the exact same steps, we were able to decrypt and restore the original file.

The 10-day trial period that comes with Masker is short, but longer than most will need if they encounter the same issues we did. Even though it ultimately worked, there seems little reason to pay for this error-ridden program.

Publisher's description

From SoftPuls :

Masker is a program that encrypts your files so that a password is needed to open them, and then it hides your files within other files known as carrier files. Masker hides files and folders in inconspicuous places, such as picture, video, sound files, etc. The strong encryption (up to 448 bit) and password protection makes the hidden data inaccessible for unauthorized users. Only you using your password are able to open and extract your hidden files. You can hide any files, and even whole folders with sub-folders. The carrier file will remain fully functional. Images can be viewed, sounds can be played, and videos can be displayed on the monitor. You can transfer the carrier file through the Internet and the hidden files inside will be transfered simultaneously with the carrier file, because they are the part of the carrier file. Use Masker to keep you sensitive, secret files secure hidden and super-protected.

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