BestCrypt creates and supports encrypted virtual disks.

These disks are visible as regular disks with
correspondent drive letters. The data stored on a
BestCrypt disk is stored in the container file.

A container is a file, so it is possible to backup a
container, move or copy it to other disk (CD- ROM or
network, for instance) and continue to access your
encrypted data using BestCrypt.

Any free drive letter in the system may be used to mount
and to open an encrypted file-container for access. When
the virtual disk is opened, you can read and write data as
if it were a conventional removable disk.

How does BestCrypt work? BestCrypt creates a pre-encrypted
file called
a container. This container is created by an encryption
algorithm (Twofish,
Blowfish, Rijndael, or GOST28147-89).

In addition, BestCrypt creates a logical disk. The
container is linked to a logical disk, and the disk is
opened for access using the unique container password. All
data stored in the logical disk are stored in the
container in an encrypted form and transparently
accessible for an authorized person.

Containers of BestCrypt version 7 software are compatible
with previous
versions of BestCrypt containers.

But there are few limitations here: Windows 95 and DOS
operating systems do not support NTFS filesystem. So, if
you format a BestCrypt container in Windows XP/2000/NT
using the NTFS filesystem, it will be impossible to mount
the container on Windows ME/98/95/DOS computers.

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