miniTrezor application creates a protected, safe store for your digital data.
BS Editor: The miniTrezor program is a Windows-based application. The program creates a protected, safe store (so-called vault or trezor) for the user鈥檚 data: the data are encrypted, password protected, and physically may be stored in several copies (located on several discs, or even several computers). The size of the trezor is determined by the space available on the discs, otherwise it is capable of accommodating any number of files of any size.

You may deposit common files as well as packages in The Vault (the client program may combine several files or entire directory systems into one single unit, this is what is called a package), or you may as well safekeep passwords here along with the pertaining data (username, name of the system, date of expiry, etc.). The data deposited in the trezor (vault) may be systemised as well, in so far as a directory structure may be set up in the program.

The miniTrezor user has a password, which he or she may change any time. Upon each login, the user is informed of his or her last 12 logins, thus he/she shall be aware by all means if unauthorised parties have obtained his or her password, and opened the trezor.

The data saved in the trezor (vault) are first compressed, then encrypted with the AES Algorithm (Rijndael) by the program. A 256-bit individual key is used for The Encryption, which means that each miniTrezor has a different key. Compression reduces the space to be occupied by data to less then one-third on average. The program uses the PPM procedure for the compression.

The data stored in the trezor (vault) shall be placed by the program in specially developed sub-directories of a directory of a disc. This store (directory) is called container. Several containers may be attached to the same trezor, thus you may store your data in several copies (each container contains exactly the same, and the containers are managed by the program in parallel). you can free download miniTrezor 2.0.10 now.