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Tutorial:How to Super Secure your files!

16 posts · originally from https://geek.digit.in/community/threads/tutorial-how-to-super-secure-your-files.49012/

Chetan1991
Chetan1991 Original post #1
Feb 9, 2007 at 8:31 PM
:D Hi to all!This is my first tutorial.I had posted a challenge for veterans in QnA section which was completed by only one member and not many veterans answered it.So here's the method I super secured a file:D :
:idea:
What you need:
1. WinZip or WinRar or any other such utility.
2. A file splitting software(here FileSplit-a veeeeery old software)
3. Uncheck "hide known file type extensions" in
Tools->Folder options.->View in any window

Procedure:
1. Let's start with a file "to be secured.*(any extention)"
2. create a folder with any name.
3. insert the file in it and zip it and change the extension(to any name).
4. using file splitting software,split the file into 2 parts.
5. The software may name the two files by similar names,so rename them.
6. Keep one file on your HD and other on a CD,DVDetc..
7. Now delete the original file and the file from the HD which you copied to removable device.keep only 1 part of the file there.

;) Now you have a super secured file which ONLY you can open by :
Copying the 2nd file to HD and merging it with 1st file already presnt there.
Renaming the merged file to right zipped extension and extract the file.

;) You may also try many other combinations to make people scratch their head!!!!:D :D :D

If you liked this tut,then please repute me,I badly need it!!
amitava82
Feb 9, 2007 at 10:43 PM
dude simply create a password protected rar file.. why break head with all these complected steps...?
S
Feb 10, 2007 at 9:12 AM
amitava82 said:
dude simply create a password protected rar file.. why break head with all these complected steps...?

No buddy, i have seen many software which can easily break rar files password very easily(Nothing bad in this , just informing u.). Therefore the method which Chetan told is far more better than password protected files bcoz the other person will not find the second part.

@Chetan1991

Already knowing this trick but useful for others.

rep for you.
amitava82
Feb 10, 2007 at 10:00 AM
^^ i know there are many softwares for breaking for rar passwords. but those works good only for 2 to 4 letter passwords with alphanumerical characters. say if you create a rar file with 5 or more letter ASCII characters (eg: @Q%n#), it is practically impossible to break. if you want to try i can give you a rar file, just break by password.. ;-)
Ron
Ron #6
Feb 10, 2007 at 10:58 AM
Already knowing this trick...............
Rep For u........
Lucky_star
Feb 10, 2007 at 11:22 AM
What I do is to create a rar archive with a password. After doing this, I add this .rar file to another archive giving another password. This process can continue if you want different layers of protection :eek:
Chetan1991
Mar 1, 2007 at 3:34 PM
Thanx for the response guys!!!
The password method can be broken and all the people know it,that is why I used this method.Can any one open the first part without the second one?
I dont think even a world class programmer can do that.
Kiran.dks
Mar 1, 2007 at 4:04 PM
^^^
Good one. already knew it.....but i still prefer creating a virtual encrypted folder using CryptoExpert and store all the important files there instead of breaking each file into two......
Anyways..reps for you! :) Keep posting...
Chetan1991
Mar 5, 2007 at 9:47 PM
Thanx Kiran,the mentioned software is also a good tool.:D
47shailesh
Mar 5, 2007 at 9:59 PM
To me following post is a great resource

*www.thinkdigit.com/forum/showthread.php?t=50473

Compare it with this one
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ismart #12
Mar 5, 2007 at 10:39 PM
new for me..thanks
47shailesh
Mar 6, 2007 at 10:56 PM
Chetan1991 said:
:D Hi to all!This is my first tutorial.I had posted a challenge for veterans in QnA section which was completed by only one member and not many veterans answered it.So here's the method I super secured a file:D :
:idea:
What you need:
1. WinZip or WinRar or any other such utility.

3. insert the file in it and zip it and change the extension(to any name).
:confused: :confused: :confused:
Why to mess things do you really need zip....

just using a splitter will do.. even no need to change the extension..

additionsal steps are waste of time...
Tapomay
Tapomay #14
Mar 6, 2007 at 11:49 PM
Already known, but thanks to you.
karnivore
karnivore #15
Mar 9, 2007 at 11:52 AM
Sorry to deviate but has anybody ever used Folder Lock.

Actually i was using it for quite sometime, but then i started to notice some problems, e.g. in "run", if i typed the path of any folder/file, Folder Lock would simply prevent it from accessing, whether or not it was protected by the FL.

Also, i use ADRC sata recovery tool. But i could not run this application on the drive which housed FL.

Then one fine day all the data stored in FL simply vanished.

Priviously i used Cryptainer ME or something like that. It created only 25 MB of virtual drive, which was not enough to store.....u know what:D

I am now simply compressing my files with winrar with a password and it is working fine.
aj27july
aj27july #16
Mar 14, 2007 at 3:47 PM
Simply encrypt your files with WINRAR. Its easy and simple.