But, I'm thinking it would be more comforting for me if I was not using an online server to sync, but just manually moving documents from one device to another using a stick usb drive. They also offer syncing of files through their server located in Germany. Anyone use it? I assume you access your app by navigating through the DocWallet interface and once it's open, the file can be manipulated as needed using your word processor. I've discovered a free program on the Apple App Store called DocWallet. I'd like to move to 256, but I still want something that makes it easy for me to encrypt the sensitive file and move it to another device. I recently noted my older copy of Adobe Reader Professional only encrypts to 128 AES, this is with a simple password.
#MAC ENCRYPTION SOFTWARE KEEPS UP WITH APPLE RELEASE PDF#
When moving an encrypted pdf to my ipad, I simply connect my iPad to my Mac and in iTunes, move the document to the iPad and keep it as an Adobe Reader doc. When its open, I take the word processor document and save it as a pdf, and then using Adobe Reader, I encrypt it with a password, and move it to my other devices manually.
On my Mac I use a 256 AES encrypted sparse disk image.
Recently as some of you might have read about, I lost my iPad on a plane with just such a file and was sweating it a little until my iPad actually was returned! Hurrah!Īnyway, I've thought about the best way to keep sensitive encrypted info I want to carry with me. However, for several years now, I've carried an encrypted PDF on my devices that contains account info and history, sensitive stuff I don't want others to access. Thread revival even though it is a short thread.įor login passwords I've been using 1Password and am very satisfied with it.
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