Editor-Encriptador

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Last Update: 2016-07-12

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VB 6.0
Text editor that encryts the text.
Chaotic pseudorandom generator with reordering of characters.
Keys of 192 bits.
It uses digital data of the microphone to obtain pure random numbers for the keys, saved in a file protected by password.

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