Phreezer
Broken In
Hey ppl,
I've coded a software which hides text into pictures and protects it with a password. The software is "Concealar". Well, you must be thinking, so what?, we know a lot many ways to do that. The difference is -- You can't get an easier way of doing things...Coming onto technical details, it uses highly advanced cryptographic & steganographic algorithms...well only cryptographic...coz the steganographic module was written by me, and yes it don't work on the principle of hiding data in the least significant bits...its principle is different. In its cryptographic module, AES (Rijndael algo.) is used which is adopted as an encyption standard by the U.S government. The key size used by U.S govt. is 128 bits whereas the encyption key used in this software is of 256 bits... So, you can say that your data would even be safer than the U.S top-secret documents
. Jokes apart, I submitted my software to Softpedia.com, and after testing it in their labs they've put it on their website too & by God's grace it is getting good reviews...5/5.
You can read more about it on:
*www.softpedia.com/get/Security/Encrypting/Concealar.shtml
But I want you ppl to check out this software & give your reviews/ suggestions...
Homepage: *concealar.googlepages.com
Downlaod: *concealar.googlepages.com/download2
I've coded a software which hides text into pictures and protects it with a password. The software is "Concealar". Well, you must be thinking, so what?, we know a lot many ways to do that. The difference is -- You can't get an easier way of doing things...Coming onto technical details, it uses highly advanced cryptographic & steganographic algorithms...well only cryptographic...coz the steganographic module was written by me, and yes it don't work on the principle of hiding data in the least significant bits...its principle is different. In its cryptographic module, AES (Rijndael algo.) is used which is adopted as an encyption standard by the U.S government. The key size used by U.S govt. is 128 bits whereas the encyption key used in this software is of 256 bits... So, you can say that your data would even be safer than the U.S top-secret documents
. Jokes apart, I submitted my software to Softpedia.com, and after testing it in their labs they've put it on their website too & by God's grace it is getting good reviews...5/5.You can read more about it on:
*www.softpedia.com/get/Security/Encrypting/Concealar.shtml
But I want you ppl to check out this software & give your reviews/ suggestions...
Homepage: *concealar.googlepages.com
Downlaod: *concealar.googlepages.com/download2
