Encode Files with Password

Starting with WinImage 6.0, you can encode .WLZ and .IMZ files with a password.

When you save a .WLZ or .IMZ file, you can enter a password. WinImage will encrypt the image file with this password. This password will be required for opening these files later.

WinImage use MD5 algorithm to build a 128 bits keys from password, and then the new Rijndael encryption algorithm.

You can create Self-Extracting EXE file with encrypted file. Of course, this executable will prompt the user for a password.

Before sending encrypted file on the Internet, check that your country laws allow 128 bits encrypted files transmission.