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How can I give a password to a zip file on Mac OS X without downloading any additional program?
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If you put the files you'd like to protect in a zip file, you can then apply a password. In Windows Explorer, highlight and right-click on the files you would like to put into a zipped file. Select Send to, then Zip folder (compressed). Double-click the zipped file, then select File and Add Password.
I found the solution.
Go to Terminal and type
zip -er (zipfile's name).zip (File path)
Enter password: (your password)
Verify password: (type it again)
press enter. That's it. It will be saved to your main folder. You have a passworded zip file now.
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Add password for an existing zip file:
zipcloak file.zip Limitations listed in man zipcloak for v3.0:
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