Using the GPG Encrypt Command?
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First you will have to generat your key:\n\ngpg --gen-key\n\nYou will have to answer a few questions to make the key you want. Defaults will be OK. But if you want more security try a 4096K key.\n\nOnce you have your key you will only need to execute the next command:\n\ngpg -e file_you_want_to_encrypt\n\nYou will need to introduce the name you used in your key, leave the destinatary as the default since you only want to encrypt and that will be all\n\nIn case you want to exchange files with friends you will need a public key to receive files from them and their public key to encrypt files for them.
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I assume you use Windows XP.\n\n1. Right click folder(s) that want to be secured.\n2. Click "Properties".\n3. In General tab, click "Anvanced".\n4. Give a checkmark at "Encrypt contents to secure data".\n5. Click "OK".\n\nThis is my humble opinion. There are another several ways to protect folder(s). You can also use software(s) made by 3rd parties. If these suggestions is good, would you please rate it? Thank you.\n\nGreetings from Jakarta, Indonesia.
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Yes It is possible - but you have to use a software like :\n\n-Magic Folder \n-Folder Guard\n\nOtherwise you can also zip the folder with a password.Using "Winzip" software..\nSteps :\n-Install winzip software \n-right click on the folder that you want to lock \n-selet the option (form right click menu) "add to archinve"\n-check archive format to "zip"  in general tab\n-now click on to the advanced tab\n-now click on the "set password" button\n-set your password and click on "ok" button\n\nPS : do not forget to delete the original folder
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use a predetermined code with ur friend\n\nthough fyi, email is already encrypted by ur mail server
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srikanthj is talking bullsheit he doesnt know anything lol what file in c drive then???i bet you the file is encrypted so you need to crack it using caesars cypher noob
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You can use winzip and password protect the archive.  WinZip 9.0 supports 128- and 256-bit key AES encryption [see ref].\n\nThen burn the archive onto CDR
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I believe you're trying to do some kind of piping with Unix script commands... It's been ages since I've done it myself, but I'm sure you'll find plenty of documented sources on the Net. You can also try and install one of those free Linux distributions to test the script.
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use \n# gunzip sample.tar.gz\n#tar -xvf sample.tar -C /usr/local/        ....(path)
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start-->run--> gpedit.msc. form there go to user config, then administrative templates, from there you can prohibit access to e.g. command prompt, regedit, pretty much anything you want.
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I would say you need to find the encryption key the same place you downloaded the file, cos encryptioon key can be anything. If not, what you can try is to find thos software that allows you to crack those keys.
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What will be the volume of the data? Can those data be encrypted?
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I'd like something like that too, but I settle for AxCrypt (website below) - which is free, but encypts only FILES - not folders.\n\nWith it you can easily "encrypt" a bunch of files with a password, so noone can see anything (apart from the filenames) - then easily UNEncrypt them when u want.
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don't understand your question... wht software ur using to encrypt files ... winzip, winrar or any other...give additional details!
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One easy way is to select the folders/files you want to encrypt.  Then right click on it and select \n\nSend To -> compressed (zipped) folder\n\nWhen that is done.  Double click on the new zip file.  After it opens, in the file menu, select "Add a password".  When finished, right click on the zip file and set the permissions so that only you can read/write to it.\n\nNote, other people may still be able to open the zip file and see some of the file names, but they won't be able to extract them w/o the password.
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It's absolutely impossible for a couple of reasons:\n\n1. The option is only turned on if you want. Unless you choose a specific option (it's off by default), Google will not store data on their servers- it will only be stored on your computer.\n\n2. They get millions and millions of documents on their servers. Millions! Even if they would want to sift through it with keywords and such, they'd never be able to work through it all.\n\n3. The data is only kept for 30 days.\n\n4. The data is securely encrypted, and the key is held in your GMail account- Google employees would have no access unless they had the right authority, and even then they'd need to find the specific GMail account that it's tied to.\n\n5. Oh, it's also illegal for them to do so from their privacy agreement. You could easily prove the data was yours and they'd lose billions of dollars from lawsuits, fines, and lost business. Trust me, it's not worth their risk.\n\nIn summary: Off by default, tens of millions of documents, 30 days, encrypted, illegal/not worth it.\n\nOK?
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If you don't want to lock everyone out of Windows (as the above suggestes) then check out FineCrypt 9.1 (freeware), http://www.download.com/FineCrypt/3000-2092_4-10494456.html?tag=lst-6-6 it is an encryption tool to encrypt and password protect files/folders.  It's better than the tools Windows offers.  It has a limitation that it can only work with five files at a time.
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go get truecrypt and use it http://www.truecrypt.org/\nit's free