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    mFileBinder

    mFileBinder

    An advanced file binder which binds multiple file of any type

    mFileBinder is an advanced file binder which binds multiple file of any type and merges into a single executable file. mFileBinder uses rijndael encryption algorithm to encrypt the file which can make Virus / Trojans Fully Undetectable. Set the drop location of all files and set the execution mode(Background,Foreground) of each file. Predefined set of ICON Package is included set your desired icon.
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    Recolition is a simple file encryption program which uses AES as it's algorithm. It will encrypt exisiting files to the .encrypt file extension and then decrypt them back to thier original state.
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    whbEncrypter is a very simple variable encryption program to encrypt and decrypt a file based on a passkey provided based on the user. It uses a simple encryption algorithm that I wrote for a school project. The passkey can also be the contents of a file.
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