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You need to place the license file in your home directory. There are a few places it can be placed. See this page:

https://www.aescrypt.com/license_file/

If you're still having trouble, send email to support.

Paul

AES Crypt Users,

AES Crypt 4.3.1 was just released. This is a very minor update, with changes primarily focused on adding support for OpenBSD.

That's really all. It's just a small follow-on to the previously announced AES Crypt 4.3 release.

Paul

Folks,

For people who prefer to install from the command line or for IT departments that wish to automate the installation process, AES Crypt is now available to install via WinGet on Windows. Just type:

winget install Terrapane.AESCrypt

WinGet will then download and install the latest version ...

AES Crypt Users,

Before everyone heads off for summer travel and some well-deserved downtime, we wanted to squeeze in one more update: the latest version of AES Crypt is here! We're excited to announce that version 4.3 has been officially released and is now available for all supported platforms ...

Presently, a license is required to use AES Crypt beyond the 30-day trial period, regardless of whether one is encrypting or decrypting files.

However, if anyone ever encounters a situation where they've encrypted some data but just aren't interested in continuing use of the software and want to ...

Pug was recently updated, though the changes were very modest. There have actually been two releases since the 2022 release, but here is a summary of the changes:

* Updated the documentation
* Added an S3 IAM policy example
* Fixed SQL schema error related to the auto increment value
* Updated the ...

AES Crypt for FreeBSD is now available with the release of version 4.2.4. This update brings the tool’s strong file encryption capabilities to FreeBSD users, offering the same reliable security that has made AES Crypt a trusted choice for protecting sensitive information around the world. It’s a ...

AES Crypt Users,

Today and yesterday, AES Crypt 4.2.2 was rolled out to the website. This is a minor point release with two significant changes:

1) There was a big in the command-line version that affected all platforms wherein if one tried to encrypt a directory, it would either produce an ...

AES has undergone wide public review. People all over the world have studied it and tried to find a weakness.

There's nothing political about it. It was created out of academic research and studied for years. As a part of the review process (which was open to the world), people submitting several ...

AES is an algorithm adopted by the US government through public review and study by people worldwide. Further, the algorithm was defined by Belgian cryptographers.

Enabling a password preview might be useful, though it might also create an opportunity for eavesdroppers to see what you're typing ...