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    File-Security-SDK

    File-Security-SDK

    EaseFilter Comprehensive File Security SDK

    The EaseFilter Filter Driver SDK is a collection of tools, libraries, and sample code designed to facilitate the creation of Windows file system filter drivers. These drivers operate at a low level, intercepting file I/O requests before they reach the underlying file system or other filter drivers. The EaseFilter SDK provides a powerful interface for developing Windows filter drivers in C++, C#, or other programming languages that support native DLL calls. This guide helps developers understand how to use the SDK effectively to monitor, filter, or control file system activities in real time.
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    OnAccessFileEncryption

    OnAccessFileEncryption

    EaseFilter OnAcess File Encryption SDK

    Transparent file encryption performs real-time I/O encryption and decryption of the files in any block data with 16 bytes. The encryption uses a 256 bits symmetric key to encrypt or decrypt the data with AES encryption algorithm. Auto file encryption protects data "at rest", meaning the transparent data and files encryption. It provides the ability to comply with policies which can be applied by users, processes and file type. This allows only authorized users and processes to access the encrypted files, unauthorized users and processes can’t access the encrypted files. The Auto FileCrypt Tool was developed with EaseFilter Encryption Filter Driver(EEFD) SDK, a file level encryption filter driver. Run the auto file encryption service with administrator permission, add the managed folders as encryption folder, when the files were added to the managed folder, the files will be encrypted automatically, when files were read, the data will be decrypted in memory automatically.
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    SecureShareExample

    SecureShareExample

    EaseFilter File Secure Sharing Example

    EaseFilter DRM Secure File Sharing example was implemented with the Transparent File Encryption and Control Filter Driver SDK. The shared file was encrypted with a unique 256-bits key, store the file access policies in a central server, share the encrypted files with fully control. You can grant, revoke or expire the file access at any time, even after the file has been shared. Digital Rights Management (DRM) enforces how files can be viewed, copied, printed, shared, or modified. Instead of granting blanket access, DRM attaches enforceable usage policies to content. With EaseFilter DRM, you can: Restrict access to authorized users, devices, and applications only. Block forwarding, uploading to unauthorized cloud services, or syncing to personal drives. Apply time-based access (expiration dates) and geo/device restrictions. Maintain tamper-evident audit trails for compliance and forensics.
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