The File Encryption Utility

MobyExplorer contains a powerful Twofish Encryption Engine to quickly and easily encrypt and lock-down your sensitive files. Twofish is a military strength technology that the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) have deemed to be one of the top encryption methods in the world. This easy-to-use encryption utility quickly encrypts and decrypts your sensitive files.

Easy to use
Just select the file that you wish to encrypt, choose a password and click on the Encrypt button.
The file encryption utility supports encrypting multiple files simultaneously. Just click once on each file you want to compress to mark them, and then encrypt or decrypt them just as easy as a single file.

Virtually Unbreakable Encryption
Twofish Encryption is a 128-bit block cipher that accepts a variable-length key up to 256 bits. For a 128-bit key size, there are approximately 340,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 (That is 340 followed by 36 zeros!) possible keys. Not only is Twofish secure, for being so powerful it is fast.

Write secure notes using the integrated Text Editor
The Encryption engine used in the File Encryption utility is also integrated with the Text Editor in MobyExplorer. This means that you can write completely secure notes using the text editor. The secure notes are automatically stored in encrypted format in the file system, and no clear text is ever stored on the file system. When you open an encrypted file in the text editor (by for example double clicking the file) you will be required to enter the password that was used to store the file in encrypted format. If you re-save the file it will be automatically encrypted using the same password as was used to open the file. This ensures that the encryption chain is never broken.