Cryptic Disk 3.1, the tool for encrypting file containers and physical disks, adds the SHA-3 (Keccak) hash, faster AES encryption on processors with hardware AES support and a more responsive interface.
What’s new in Cryptic Disk 3.1
SHA-3 (Keccak) hash The 512-bit Keccak, chosen by NIST as the new SHA-3 standard, joins SHA-2, RIPEMD and Whirlpool. Stronger protection with a good balance of strength and speed.
AES hardware acceleration Faster encryption on processors with hardware AES support. Less CPU load, which matters most with large volumes of data on fast drives.
More responsive interface Interface changes cut the program's response time and make everyday work more comfortable.
Full list of changes: what’s new in Cryptic Disk 3.1.
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