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How does WinSesame work ?
WinSesame writes in memory the image of the folder or
file to protect then encrypts this image using one of
the six algorithms available and saves this image in a
file. After several checks in order to avoid any loss of
data, it removes all traces of the unencrypted data on
the disc and the memory. Thus a folder protected by
WinSesame no longer has the structure of a folder but
the structure of a file. To unencrypt and open the
folder or the file the opposite process is applied.
Winsesame can lock files or file folders. In practice
when a folder contains a large number of small files it
is easier to lock the folder. When a folder contains
files of large size it is preferable to lock the files
independently.
Click on the questions :
Under which version of Windows does WinSesame work ?
I forgot a password : what can I do ?
Does the removing of the software remove the protection
?
Does WinSesame work on a limited account ?
Which is the security level of WinSesame ?
Is it possible to schedule the locking of all the
opened protected folders ?
Is WinSesame free ?
How to no longer protect a folder ?
How to change the password of a folder ?
Can I carry a protected folder on my USB key and open it
on another computer ?
If my computer is destroyed my license lost and I cannot
contact the supplier of the software to obtain a new
license can I recover my protected folders stored in my
safeguards ?
How can I send protected data to somebody who does not
have WinSesame ?
Does WinSesame work with Linux and Mac ?
Can I use my license on several computers ?
What to do if I change computer ?
Can I lock files on the network ?
If I open a protected folder on the network can the other users
access it
?
Which is the maximum size of the folders that WinSesame
can protect ?
Can a folder protected by WinSesame be removed by
somebody who can access this file?
Can I be refunded if I am not satisfied with WinSesame ?
All the frequently
asked questions.
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