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DriverHeaven Securize! is a SECURITY program designed to protect files from being read by others. That includes e-mails, documents, spreadsheets, databases, programs, images, videos, sounds... anything you imagination can come up with!

After receving a lot of your feedback, i decided to reinject power into Securize.

I have changed the way it works with things - it now has both ASCII and Binary en/decoders, 52-bit security. Now, you don't have to use integer numbers as codes, as the new way of security is:

1 16-character long security code
1 10-character long verification code (password).

It still uses MPAC/PAC, but in a new and very improved way, without iffy diffy typecasts.

Here's a changelog:

- ADDED 52-bit security
- ADDED support for binary files (in the launcher, as well) through 4 separate encoder/decoder binaries.
- ADDED auto-make batch file for the free Borland C++ compiler
- CHANGED file handling from ISO C++ to C
- CHANGED security credentials from 18-bit integer to 56-bit integer thru char.
- REMOVED key backup support. Try to remember your keys

- NEXT VERSION: Multi-pass encoding allowing pseudo-n bits of security.

Visit DH Cryptographics and download Securize 1.1

The code is still GNU GPL'ed. Feel free to download and experiment.

--thanks to Daniel Wilson for helping with the C code.

d-force

Awright, just wanted to let people know, that i'm making a sourceforge page for it, too

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