Despite being portable, I don't recommend adding it to the database so I'm going to put this under the discussion forum.
Status: Portable. Writes to "U.isa" file and the folder "Veni" with a "username.isa" format.
Stealth: Untested
Version tested: 1.0
Usage notes
- Recovering a lost file - there's a way to detect/determine the hiding places if you ever lose the list. Just do a scan. there's no batch scanning though so if you're not sure where you put the hidden file, you can't find it.
- You can't hide a text file in another text file for example. It has to be put in one of a series of other file types such as exe, dll, ico, jpg, bmp, etc. The modified file appears to function normally.
- If you edit the file (I tested BMP) it looks like it deletes the attached hidden file.
- No documentation with the program and very little data on the website (what's there is really hard to read)
Security concerns
- The username and password connects to a file listing and nothing else. There's no encryption at work her eand there's nothing that sets a hidden file to a specific username/password combination. In other words, if you know a file has something hidden in it, you just need to create any account (with username: test password: test or something) and run a search for the hidden file. It will appear and you can open it.
As such, this definitely wouldn't keep out a dedicated attacker. This is a very light extra security step. - When you open a hidden file, it opens it inside USER/My Documents/ISA999. There's no wipe component after you're done reading the opened file.
- This doesn't appear to use encryption so viewing a file inside a HEX editor might show the contents of a hidden text file. I didn't verify this.
Home: http://www.isa999.com/BitHide9.html
Softpedia: http://www.softpedia.com/get/PORTABLE-S ... ide9.shtml