The Hidden Guide

How to Password Protect DVD/CD or USB Memory

Posted on October 17, 2008 by admin

In privouse post i talked about How to Password Protect your harddrive today i’m going to show you another way to password protect DVD/CD or USB Memory.

Master Voyager is software allow you to password protect your DVD/CD or USB Memory.

Features

• Strong encryption of protected contents. Advanced Encryption Standard 256 bit is used to protect your records. AES is new Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS) and used to protect sensitive information by U.S.Government organizations (and others).  Read more at nist.gov
  
• Embedded CD/DVD burning module. It supports CDR/CDRW/DVD+-R/DVD+-RW disc types. You do not need to buy special CD burning software.
• No need to have Master Voyager software on computer to read protected media. Every protected disc/usb stick contains AutoPlay module. You just need to insert disc into CD Drive (or connect your Flash Stick to USB port) and it will ask password to continue. The only requirement is to have Windows Vista/XP/2000 (32 or 64 bit) and CDROM/USB port. The protected media does NOT install any software to the target computer. It is fully autonomous.
• You do not need to wait until large amount of data will be decrypted to the computer from protected media. Master Voyager utilizes special on-the-fly decryption technology used in our CryptoExpert Professional software. You just enter password and protected areas become visible as virtual hard drives like E:, G:, Z: etc. Just eject disc from CD Drive and all virtual drives will disappear from system. On the fly decryption technology allows to store movies/executable files/audio files inside the protected area.
• You can create multiple secure partitions with different passwords on one media. For example one secure partition will be “My Documents”, the second one is “My Pictures” and etc

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