Since "ntfsparagonzip" isn't a specific product name, I have reviewed the widely used software , which allows macOS to read and write to Windows-formatted NTFS drives.

Compressed archives are a primary vector for injecting trojans into macOS, often disguised as the "install.pkg" inside the zip. The Evolution of Compatibility

NTFS has been the default file system for Microsoft Windows since Windows NT 3.1 (1993). It offers features like file permissions (ACLs), encryption (EFS), disk quotas, and—most relevant to our topic—. NTFS supports transparent, cluster-based compression. However, native NTFS compression is slow, fragmented, and only works well within Windows.

NTFS (New Technology File System) is the standard for Windows. It’s robust, supports massive file sizes, and handles security permissions beautifully. However, Apple uses APFS or HFS+.