PeaZip is a free and open-source file archiver that supports most popular formats as well as its own PEA archive format. The tool is available for Windows, Linux, and macOS and supports additional features such as encryption and 2FA. Encryption and 2FA can help you protect sensitive data in your archives from attacks and breaches when transferring them over the web. This can be a great advantage, and if you want to use 2FA with your PeaZip archives, we have the perfect guide for you. Let's get started.
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There are quite a few benefits to protecting your ZIP files with 2FA using PeaZip. Here are a few reasons why you should protect your archives with 2FA.
All these reasons make it a great way to protect your archives, whether you transfer them locally or over the web. General and individual attacks can be easily thwarted when you protect your archives with 2FA with PeaZip. In addition, the ability to use a custom Keyfile when using 2FA gives you additional protection by ensuring that only users with the selected Keyfile can access the protected archive.
You can create ZIP archives with PeaZip and decide to use a password and Keyfile to protect your archive with 2FA. Follow the steps below to help you with the process.
