Keep your data secure well into the future when quantum computers become mainstream. -encrypts files, folders and blocks of text -when encrypting a file/folder, you can: - -give the file/folder a random name - -securely erase the original -makes your data useless to an attacker in case you are ever a victim of ransomware. But you need to prepare ahead of time by encrypting your sensitive files. Then the attacker cannot: - -use your data or - -threaten to make your files public -you can receive encrypted files from someone else and only one of you needs to have a paid version (or a non-expired trial version) of the Data Krypter. i.e. an accountant or lawyer pays for the software and all their clients can send encrypted files with a trial version (even if it has expired). -even if someone has access to your computer they can&#39;t decrypt your files because your: - -master password is encrypted - -private keys are encrypted - -secret keys are encrypted (stored only to help recover keys). -symmetric encryption (the same secret key to encrypt and decrypt) using PERNG -asymmetric encryption (public/private keys) using NTRU-2x2 -no back door<br>