Share files
Authorised users work concurrently with files in a shared encrypted area.
Encrypt shared folders on a network or in synchronised cloud directories. Permissions control who may read, edit or administer their contents.
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Authorised users work concurrently with files in a shared encrypted area.
Read, write and administration permissions can be assigned per user and area.
Administrators can back up encrypted files without gaining plaintext access merely through server access.
Clients use a shared folder. The product documentation does not require installing ShareCrypt on the file server.
AES 256-bit for files, SHA 256 for password-related derivation and RSA 2048-bit for new user requests.
Storage administrators can back up encrypted files without needing permission to read their contents.
| Licensing | Per user, not per server. Three participating users require three licences. |
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| Windows client | Current version for Windows 11. Other supported systems: Windows 10, 8, 7, Vista, XP and Windows Server 2003/2008/2012. |
| Storage | Local folders, NAS, CIFS/SMB shares and cloud-synchronised folders. No ShareCrypt installation on the file server. |
| Permissions | Read, write and admin rights per user and area; concurrent users. |
| Scaling | Unlimited encrypted areas; no product-imposed area size limit in the description. |
Verify support for the specific Windows client version. Test network sharing, cloud synchronisation and backup workflows before deployment.
No. ShareCrypt encrypts data on storage you already use and manages access permissions.
ShareCrypt focuses on shared files and user permissions; DriveCrypt focuses on containers and data partitions.
Yes. The FAQ explicitly supports NAS through suitable network shares.
No. Version 5 was rewritten; version 3 has no upgrade path and new licences are required.
Yes. The current Windows edition of the software supports Windows 11 and also runs on older Windows systems. See the technical overview for product-specific requirements.
Complement your encryption with SurfSolo: its VPN tunnel protects your internet traffic. Destination services see the VPN server’s public IP address instead of your connection’s IP. The selected server location can also change the location those services detect.