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    Shiela USB Shield

    Shiela USB Shield

    The Powerful Protection for PC Against Viruses from Removable Drives

    Shiela USB Shield is a powerful first line defense against virus from infected removable drives. * It locks autorun.inf and associate executable files in multiple instance * Delete/Freeze the shortcut file or clone file, and restores the original automatically. * It is free and open source. System Requirements 1) Windows 2000 or later 2) 256Mb RAM or higher 3) 1GHz Processor or faster 4) .NET Framework 2.0 or later must be installed
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    AESEncryptor is a fast and simple utility to protect your files with the Advanced Encryptation Standard algorithm. It is safer than zip or rar files because a simple force-attack can reveal their password. A force-attack to an AES encriptation could delay millions of years. There are available the source code of the GUI, a CaptionProgressBar and the RijndaelCryptorProvider, the core of the application which can start a encriptation process in a simple code line. ...
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