File Details |
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| File Size | 2.0 MB |
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| License | Shareware, $19.99 |
| Operating System | Windows 2000/Server 2003/XP |
| Date Added | January 17, 2005 |
| Total Downloads | 917 |
| Publisher | Righteous Technologies |
| Homepage | Genie 2013 |
Publisher's Description
Genie 2013 is a wizard based file encryption software. It can create self-decrypting archives and encrypted file containers that can hold hundreds of files and folders. It can also compress and e-mail the created archives and containers.
Latest Reviews
-Lord- reviewed v0.2 Beta on Jul 6, 2004
I'll go neutral on this one. Answer for previous: *.exe files as self extracters is a bad idea for any software if you plan to email something. By default, our email server is set to dispose of exe files as potential virus. And that will also pose a threat if this software takes off. With that in mind, zip and rar files are still best since virus scanners can scan INSIDE the archive and prevent access before a user screws the pooch and spreads a threat.
UKB reviewed v0.2 Beta on Jul 6, 2004
What is the difference between using this software and the "self-extracting" file (.exe) made by either WinRAR or WinZIP? You can set a strong password encryption (AES-128) on those self-extracting file and the compression rate is much better than Genie 2013...
Peltec reviewed v0.2 Beta on Jul 6, 2004
The interface is friendly enough. I don't have anything to compare it to, so I'm giving it a 4.
-Lord- reviewed v0.2 Beta on Jul 6, 2004
I'll go neutral on this one. Answer for previous: *.exe files as self extracters is a bad idea for any software if you plan to email something. By default, our email server is set to dispose of exe files as potential virus. And that will also pose a threat if this software takes off. With that in mind, zip and rar files are still best since virus scanners can scan INSIDE the archive and prevent access before a user screws the pooch and spreads a threat.
UKB reviewed v0.2 Beta on Jul 6, 2004
What is the difference between using this software and the "self-extracting" file (.exe) made by either WinRAR or WinZIP? You can set a strong password encryption (AES-128) on those self-extracting file and the compression rate is much better than Genie 2013...
Peltec reviewed v0.2 Beta on Jul 6, 2004
The interface is friendly enough. I don't have anything to compare it to, so I'm giving it a 4.