BETA: PowerArchiver 2023 - 22.10.02

[kevlingo]

Hello,

There appears to be a couple bugs when encrypting an attachment using the Outlook plugin.

• The first bug can be reproduced by checking the options “Rename the ext. to ??_” and “Use AES encryption”.

  When attaching the file, the plugin asks for a password and sends the file. The attachment, however, is not encrypted. It can be extracted without having to provide the password.

  This is true with all zip options.

• The next one is more of an annoyance, but if you use the option “Compress & Encrypt (use PowerArchiver options)”, you are asked for the password 4 times (enter password, confirm password, enter password, confirm password).

  The file, however, is actually encrypted.

I am using Windows 7 Ultimate RTM, PA 11.6.0.23, PAO 2.03.03.

I’m open to the idea that I’m making a noob mistake, so feel free to correct me if so inclined…:D

Thanks,
Kevin

[spwolf]

@kevlingo:

Hello,

There appears to be a couple bugs when encrypting an attachment using the Outlook plugin.

• The first bug can be reproduced by checking the options “Rename the ext. to ??_” and “Use AES encryption”.

  When attaching the file, the plugin asks for a password and sends the file. The attachment, however, is not encrypted. It can be extracted without having to provide the password.

  This is true with all zip options.

• The next one is more of an annoyance, but if you use the option “Compress & Encrypt (use PowerArchiver options)”, you are asked for the password 4 times (enter password, confirm password, enter password, confirm password).

  The file, however, is actually encrypted.

I am using Windows 7 Ultimate RTM, PA 11.6.0.23, PAO 2.03.03.

I’m open to the idea that I’m making a noob mistake, so feel free to correct me if so inclined…:D

Thanks,
Kevin

nice!