The point of steganography is the fact that nobody will ever try to look for the secret file that was created, because "they" have no reason to believe that it exists in the first place.
The process of encrypting data typically produces chunks of illegible scrambled text, which can alert 3rd parties to the fact that data is in fact encrypted. It is often vitally important that business information remains invisible when transmitted. But sending visibly scrambled and encrypted messages can be detected easily.
Steganography solves this problem because it hides your sensitive information within image files such as holiday pictures. The files can be of any type and the number of files hidden per image is not limited. The hidden files have multiple layers of encryption and it would not be practical for anyone to try and decrypt.
The files are first compressed and stored in a non-standard format. They then have two types of Encryption applied to the file. Next the file is encrypted again using a Unique password supplied by the user and finally it is encrypted again with a different key and merged with the image. The file created will look like any other image file and will be displayed as an image.
Default Password is critter.
What is new in this release:
Bug fix for Windows 7
What is new in version 2.0.0.1:
Bug fix for windows 7
Limitations:
14-day trial
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