FileWard 1.1.3 has been released

FileWard is a handy tool designed to bring high strength data encryption to Macintosh users. FileWard uses the cryptography libraries of OpenSSL to make six industrial strength encryption ciphers available in an easy to use drag and drop application. Simply drop a file or folder into FileWard to encrypt it, or double click to decrypt it. FileWard also brings convenient high strength encryption to the clipboard allowing you to encrypt any clipboard contents including text, pictures, spreadsheets, whatever! In short, if you can copy it to the clipboard, FileWard can encrypt it. FileWard even lets you encrypt binary files directly to the clipboard. With FileWard, state of the art encryption of files and data is finally made simple.

New in this version:
This release adds the ability to generate and verify folder SHA1 checksums.
This release adds the ability to generate and verify SHA1 checksums on application and other bundles.
This release adds an Automator plugin for the Finder.
This release supports automatic file compression during encryption.
This release adds the ability to verify md5 file checksums.
This release adds the ability to create and verify SHA1 file checksums to help prevent unwanted file tampering.
This release adds the ability to view installed OpenSSL information.
This release adds the ability to verify encrypted archives.
This release adds the ability to securely delete files.
This release also includes other minor bug fixes and improvements.

Universal Binary


License: Shareware $9.99
Requires: OS X 10.3/10.4/10.5
Size: 5.6Mb

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