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    Auto Screen Capture

    Auto Screen Capture

    Automated screen capture utility

    A portable and command line friendly application that takes screenshots while you work and play. This software is free and open source but if you find it useful then a small donation is appreciated! https://paypal.me/codewalker777
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    ImPack

    ImPack

    Store your data in images

    ImPack is a tool that lets you convert any file that you want into an image and extract that file from the image later. For example, this allows sharing files over websites that only allow you to upload images.
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    2Pix
    2Pix integrates with Windows to allow you to easily encrypt and hide files in bitmap images, a process called steganography (not to be confused with stenography). Data is stored in the low-order bits of each pixel of an image, so the file is completely hidden from view. Version 1.1 now provides plausible deniability because no unencrypted signature is stored in the image header. It should be impossible to prove an image contains a hidden file (if you use a strong password and only use 1 or 2 bits per pixel component). ...
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