Tag Archives: encryption

BatchPatch March 2023 New Release

By Scott | Published: April 3, 2023

On Friday we published a new version of BatchPatch. In addition to numerous smaller fixes and improvements (you can view them in the app under Help > Check for updates > View change log), we added more grid encryption options which are all available under File > Protection Options. For those of you using the […]

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Protecting Sensitive Passwords in Saved BatchPatch Grid Files (.bps / .bpt)

By Scott | Published: December 1, 2015

In the November 2015 release of BatchPatch one of the cool new features is password protection with 256-bit AES encryption for your saved .bps / .bpt files. What does this mean? The contents of a .bps / .bpt file can be password encrypted such that after you have applied a password to a particular grid, […]

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PsExec v2.1 – All Network Communication Is Now Encrypted

By Scott | Published: May 19, 2014

Hey Everyone – I just wanted to take a moment to announce to anyone who hasn’t already heard that PsExec, starting with version 2.1, which was released on March 7, 2014, now encrypts all communication between local and remote systems. No more passwords sent in the clear! In previous versions of PsExec, if you specified […]

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