SecurePad is a secure alternative to a notepad and wordpad – applications that are bundled with Microsoft Windows. SecurePad utilizes 128-bit Advanced Security Standard (AES) symmetric encryption based on the Rijndael algorithm. AES is a new encryption standard, which was recently approved for use by U.S. Government and other organizations.
SecurePad is ideal for storing text that is often accessed and/or updated. SecurePad is commonly used to store credit card numbers, passwords and other sensitive information on shared or internet-connected computer to prevent unauthorized access.

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