John Smith pretended :
> Frank Merlott wrote:
>> Gualtier Malde pretended :
>>> I am having trouble trying to sort out various encryption software
>>> available. I want to carry my .txt password file with me on a memory
>>> stick and, of course, want to protect it. I could put it in a .rar file
>>> but if the machine I am using doesn't have WinRAR or something I'm not
>>> helped. And, finally, I don't understand most of this encrypting stuff.
>>>
>>> I think I need a very small program, self-contained like old DOZ programs,
>>> so that it doesn't have to be installed on the temporary computer.
>>> Doesn't have to be freeware.
>>>
>>> Any suggestions?
>>>
>>> Thank you.
>>
>> KeePass:
>>
>> Portable Edition:
>> http://portableapps.com/apps/utilities/keepass_portable
>>
>> Desktop Edition:
>> http://keepass.info/
>>
> Great site Frank, any ideas for anonymous surfing (free) from a usb stick?
Incognito live CD has a USB installation script, this is very easy to
do really.
I have installed in the past Incognito on a 2GB USB thumbrive and it
was done with two mouse clicks.
The only problem you may have with Incognito is a Linux problem, it
will need to recognise your hardware. I for example, could not get to
use Incognito on the Asus 901 Netbook because I could not change the
screen resolution, something to do with the display drivers, the
developer confirmed me this by email.
http://anonymityanywhere.com/incognito/
Incognito uses tor for internet surfing, and Internet Messaging, it can
be used as a live CD or USB thumbdrive, and it also has truecrypt. It
is the best anonymous/privacy live CD I know of.
And Guy Macon link to Secure Notepad just remembered me something,
Steganos LockNote:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/locknote
It is a free very simple Windows only notepad with AES encryption. I
have never used Secure Notepad and I could not tell which one is better
in comparison to Locknote.
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