File Shredder – shredding the file using LS Privacy Toolbox offers different types of algorithm: from 1 pass to 35 passes. You have the option to shred, encrypt, decrypt and send to email after encryption via Windows context menu when you right-click a file or folder or by browsing for the files and folders using the UI of the program. There is an option to wash or free disk space so your deleted files will become unrecoverable. You can also shred files in the Recycle bin and the System files (temporary internet files, cookies by browser or Windows).
Digital Lock – LS Privacy Toolbox let you secure a file or folder with a password. You will be confident that no one can view these files until a correct password is entered. You can now send important e-mail attachment without worrying if other people would see it. You can lock the file or folder with a password via right-click in Windows 
or browsing to it using the program’s UI. You have the option to create a self-extracting file so you can send a file over the internet in a secure method. When using the self-extracting file creation, you have the option to allow Digital Lock in changing the file extension to avoid antivirus alert. Example: if your file to encrypt is called windows.xls and you want to create a self-extracting file using Digital Lock, it will create a file called windows.xls.exe. You can opt to change the file extension to windows_xls.exe.
A built-in updater is included in the program and a help manual in PDF format (open it via Start Menu in Windows). The Help tab in its UI will open help_ntv.html file located in C:\Program Files\Lavasoft\Lavasoft Privacy Toolbox\Template\. It’s not the usual help file actually, because page will only link to Lavasoft Support Center and product manual. Below are the screenshots of Lavasoft Privacy Toolbox.
