RootMask encodes a file of any extension into another file of any extension. If you password the encoded file using RootMask then RootMask will automatically encrypt the input file into the Target file. Otherwise no encryption is used. Using RootMask personal files such as a private photo album can be hidden into another file so no one will ever find it.
Using RootMask you can securely and legally (under the Data Protection Act (1998)) transfer sensitive or personal file from your workplace back to your home to work on in your free time. Using RootMask you can Upload an EXE, MP3, WAV, MPEG, WMV or any other file to an Image Hosting service by binding the file to an image file like a JPEG for example. There is much more things you can do using Rootmask. Version 1.1 may include unspecified updates, enhancements, or bug fixes.
Requirements:
Windows 98/Me/NT/2000/XP/Vista
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