Remora USB Disk Guard V1.4    Suggested by Jessica - Added on 12 Dec 2006 3MB (uncompressed) - Popularity score (1778) Website - Screenshot - Download - Comments (8) - Post comment - Permalink

Posted comments:

 MNC: Which is the used encryption algorithm? [2006-12-12 23:21]

 stacoma: 128-bit Blowfish [2006-12-12 23:30]

 Dex: When I encrypted/decrypted folder on HDD it happened that all files in it have changed timestamps to present time/date!? Very bad behavior for me, negative vote :( [2007-06-05 02:16]

 Onesimus Prime: It can still be downloaded from
http://www.softpedia.com/progDownload/Remora-USB-Disk-Guard-Download-24236.html
or http://www.download.com/Remora-USB-Disk-Guard/3000-2092_4-10420433.html

(According to both of those sites, the most current version is only 1.4.0.1, however) [2008-08-21 17:16]

 CD2100: I tried both Remora products. (i can't recall which version) but I had difficulty in getting either of them to work consistently. Unfortunate as I had such high hopes for them. [2008-11-19 14:43]

 Manolo: Muchas gracias [2008-12-03 17:02]

 MG: Yipes! Permanently changed all timestamps on encrypted files. Upon decrypting files, timestamps still changed. Not good...not good at all. [2009-02-24 08:18]

 Ted: FreeOTFE Explorer (http://www.FreeOTFE.org/) is a lot better than this - it looks better, works better, has a lot more functionality - and is open source!

FreeOTFE also another option, which creates a virtual drive and encrypts/decrypts data on-the-fly, instead of using the insecure method Remora uses [2010-04-27 13:47]

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