Enscrypt Lite

You may include this program anywhere. Keywords for placement in Infomac archives: security, encryption, applescript, developers. It will work on any Mac. Requires at least OS 7.6 . The attached file is a Lite version of EnScrypt for the Mac, and it's free. This is also a more powerful and custom version . Pricing available on request. What Is EnScrypt? It is sophisticated software to do encryption. Built as a "Scripting Addition", EnScrypt is an indispensable tool for software developers, script writers and anyone needing to provide encryption security on the Macintosh platform. Encryption is provided for EnScrypt by the "Blowfish" algorithim. "Blowfish" is one of several very secure and well-known symmetric encryption algorithims. EnScrypt (Lite): Freeware. This is a demo version of EnScrypt which is restricted in the power of its encryption, but its 24 bits of encryption power make it satisfactory for many security purposes. It is available via FTP at ftp://ftp.highwinds.com, and as an email attachment via autoresponder at mailto://1001-EnScryptLite.sit@ar.highwinds.com EnScrypt (Custom): This is a proprietary version of EnScrypt only for Macintosh developers. It uses strong encryption (56 bits and higher), and is released only with customized access codes. Proprietary versions can be developed for anyone subject to export restrictions. Prices for licencing available upon request. More information: mailto://support@highwinds.com data security package that brings data access protection and data validation functions to the 4th Dimension environment in the form of a standard 4D plug-in. Available on both Macintosh and Windows platforms, it uses industry standards to provide both a one-way hash function and a public key digital signature for text and string values. DataProtector's one-way hash function can be used to provide context specific password features such as requiring management validation for large orders or checks; password verification for access to sensitive data; and any other function where a password can be stored within a data file. DataProtector's digital signature function can be used to verify that a particular piece of data was created by the person who claims to have created it. It also verifies that the data has not been modified since it was created. Digital signatures are especially useful for communications between remote 4D systems.