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How to lock any software?? - Verilog - Jan 15, 2011

lets say i am using windows operating system and i want to lock certain applications..For ex-Mozilla,counter strike and so on...so how will i do that...with the help of a software and without using any software...any ideas??


* - Tate - Jan 15, 2011

Do you want to lock it so that it can't be opened by anyone unless a password is typed? If so, you could zip the exe with winrar and then set a password to it.


* - phybeя - Jan 15, 2011

You could try searching for encrypters. They will lock the application/whatever with a password you can set.


* - Xerotic - Jan 15, 2011

https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=750973

You could use this. Put the programs in the folder and hide it.


* - Tate - Jan 15, 2011

(Jan 15, 2011 09:43 PM)xerotic Wrote:  https://hackforums.net/showthread.php?tid=750973

You could use this. Put the programs in the folder and hide it.

Interesting. That will compress the files into a hidden folder and then require a password upon opening? Or will that just hide the folder so that it can be opened by command prompt?


* - Xerotic - Jan 15, 2011

(Jan 15, 2011 09:47 PM)Tate Wrote:  Interesting. That will compress the files into a hidden folder and then require a password upon opening? Or will that just hide the folder so that it can be opened by command prompt?

It will hide the folder, and it works in a different may, most people dont know. It is different than the classic 'hide' option. I also think I am going to add extra security, to where CMD won't even work.


* - Dr. Hobo - Jan 15, 2011

Make an rule in the windows firewall you can for example deny Steam access to the internet.


* - Verilog - Jan 15, 2011

(Jan 15, 2011 09:42 PM)Phiber Optiks Wrote:  You could try searching for encrypters. They will lock the application/whatever with a password you can set.
So which encrypter do you suggest for this..and have you tried it???


* - fatal intuition - Jan 15, 2011

use truecrypt, i do its free and has triple 256 bit encryption not using an algorithm rather random mouse movements determine the key lol


* - Verilog - Jan 15, 2011

(Jan 15, 2011 09:48 PM)xerotic Wrote:  It will hide the folder, and it works in a different may, most people dont know. It is different than the classic 'hide' option. I also think I am going to add extra security, to where CMD won't even work.
m tring your software now...will tell you but personally i was asking for some other thing...to lock a software..


* - Tate - Jan 15, 2011

(Jan 15, 2011 10:09 PM)fatal intuition Wrote:  use truecrypt, i do its free and has triple 256 bit encryption not using an algorithm rather random mouse movements determine the key lol

Yes, truecrypt uses a random number pool (mouse movement encryption key generator).


* - Verilog - Jan 15, 2011

(Jan 15, 2011 10:10 PM)Tate Wrote:  Yes, truecrypt uses a random number pool (mouse movement encryption key generator).
truecrypt is an encryption software and can it encrypt mozilla,cs so that when i start them it asks for a password?


* - fatal intuition - Jan 15, 2011

(Jan 15, 2011 10:23 PM)jitty Wrote:  truecrypt is an encryption software and can it encrypt mozilla,cs so that when i start them it asks for a password?
you can put the files for mozilla and cs into the folder its in, and it requires a password to access the folder


* - Tate - Jan 15, 2011

(Jan 15, 2011 10:23 PM)jitty Wrote:  truecrypt is an encryption software and can it encrypt mozilla,cs so that when i start them it asks for a password?

Yes. It should do exactly what you need.


* - Verilog - Jan 15, 2011

(Jan 15, 2011 11:00 PM)Tate Wrote:  Yes. It should do exactly what you need.
Thanks for this info...i am tring it..:)