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Introduction

» Invisible Secrets 4

» What's New in Invisible Secrets 4?

File Encryption

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Steganography

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Password Management

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Technical background

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Encryption Algorithms

Encryption algorithm = any process which encrypts data

Invisible Secrets 4 provides eight strong encryption algorithms

Name	Max Key Size	Block Size
AES- Rijndael	256bits	128bits
Twofish	256bits	128bits
RC4(tm)	1024bits	64bits
Cast128	128bits	64bits
Gost	256bits	64bits
Blowfish	448bits	64bits
Diamond 2	128bits	128bits
Sapphire II	128bit	64bits

Invisible Secrets offers you the possibility to develop and install new algorithms.

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To install a new algorithm follow these steps:

Open the Options Dialog Box
Choose the Algorithms page
Click the Add algorithm button
Fill the edit boxes with: a name for the new algorithm, a library file name (.DLL), and an activation key
Click Ok

You can find information on how to develop your own algorithms on our web site.

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