I have attached an encrypted file that I generated on a hard drive that has just completely physically died. This encrypted file was stored off site along with others I now need to decrypt. I know the password for this file to be decrypted I just cannot remember which file encryption program I used.
I do remember the following about the program, after entering password you used your mouse, for as long as you wanted, and by scrolling it around the program window you generated a larger and larger key (which you could see getting larger in another field in the window ) until you were satisfied..
I seem to recall the icon for the program was a few squares clumped together in (I think colors were ) red, blue, yellow
I have spent a full day looking for it and can't find it.
I have also found out that generally .sec files are pgp encoded but i see symantec has all that fairly well tied up and it wasn't one of their products, I believe it was shareware or outright freeware.
If you take the contract and know the product I will send you the password and you will return the decoded file and the name of the software I forgot so I can get it back again
Yes, there have been a few vesions of that S/W available, it uses 8 variations of 3 ciphers, and 3 different algorithms.. yes, I have the S/W installed, I know it well.... ;)