I recall using Norton Diskreet during the old DOS days! :) http://www.zisman.ca/Articles/1993/Norton7.html
Benj On Apr 21, 4:47 pm, CallMeLaNN <[email protected]> wrote: > In Advance way, you need to know FAT32 or NTFS system on how to > replicate/trick/encrypt files/folders binaries. > There is an easy way from just renaming file name into symbol that > explorer would not show it, until encrypt all the data inside and > compress it. I know this at the time when I use Windows ME and DOS. > Now there is more security features mostly in NTFS that have > permissions to read/write file/folder. > > Even you use C#, you need to know to program it in unmanaged code > because there is no managed library for access/modify low level file > system (i think). So master the file system first. You need to trick > by your own way, or else, better use the existing application right! > > In basic way, enumerate and recursive all files inside all folders, > open it, encrypt it and replace the data with encrypted. So when other > person open the file they can't see the valid content. During the > encryption, use the password provided by 'the person who want to > encrypt' to encrypt the file. When other user decrypt with wrong > password, they also can't see the valid data because the password is > wrong. This can be applied to encrypt file only, other user still can > see the folder structure and file list. > > In simple way, you just use WinZip, WinRar or just free AllZip > software to zip file/folder and set password to it. > > On Apr 20, 10:53 pm, "toanmh\\" <[email protected]> wrote: > > > uhm. I want to write program working like Folder Locker Ness (links > > here:http://www.freedownloadscenter.com/Utilities/Misc__Utilities/Folder_L...). > > Every body could tell how i do?
