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A comment on Mac users: what do you use to create password-protected zip archives?.

Re:Mac users: what do you use to create password-protected z... by stuffit on Monday November 16, 2009 @04:11PM (#945302)
StuffIt (formerly StuffIt Standard) is shareware and has been able to create encrypted Zip archives for many years. If Zip encryption is enabled, StuffIt uses AES 256. You can also optionally exclude Mac-specific content (ie: resource fork data and DS_Store files). With the 2009 release, you can make custom droplets, each with its own unique compression settings.

http://download.cnet.com/StuffIt/3000-2250_4-10151590.html

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Re:Mac users: what do you use to create password-protected z... by christefano on Monday November 16, 2009 @04:26PM (#945325)
StuffIt is $50, making it neither free nor inexpensive... Marketing your product is fine with me, but if you're going to post at least read the original post and contribute something helpful.
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