Two things:
1. If the recipient can decrypt a file with no key, anyone who intercepted the file could do the same thing.
Well – what’s the answer to Ron White’s query? If the recipient doesn’t need a password, what’s to stop anyone who intercepts the file from opening it????? Totally useless in my opinion.
Ummmm…. Can some of you just READ the descriptions (or go to the website) and also apply a bit of logic. The software is FREE. If you want to know how it works download it and try it out!
Of course there is a password needed to decrypt the file. You specify the password when you encrypt the file (or files). The whole point is that the recipient doesn’t need any SOFTWARE to decrypt the file – it is self-decrypting, but they still do need the password. You you would have to give them the password – preferably in a different email from the one where you send the decrypted file. (Just adding that in for those of you that have trouble thinking logically)