Mon, 26 Dec 2011

5:24 AM - How to Add Password to RAR Files

RAR and ZIP both support encryption.

To encrypt a file, before compression you must specify a password, or directly in the compressed file in the specified name and parameters dialog.

In command line mode, use the switch-p [password].

In the WinRAR graphical interface, you enter the password you can press Ctrl + P or in the File menu, select "Set default password" command.

Another way is to click the lower left corner of the WinRAR window to the bottom of the key icon. In the compressed file name and parameters dialog "Advanced Options" group, press the "Set Password" button to enter the password.

Different from ZIP, RAR format not only allows the data, and other compressed file that can be perceived areas: file name, size, attributes, comments and other blocks can be encrypted. If you wish to do so, you need the password dialog box set "Encrypt file names" option, or use the command line mode-p [password] switch-hp [password]. Encrypted files in this way, even if no password can not see the file list.

When no longer needed, do not forget to delete the password. Otherwise, you may then encrypt the other compressed files, but do not want to use the same set of passwords. To delete a password, just enter an empty string to replace the original password, or to close WinRAR and restart again. When a password is present, the key icon is red, otherwise it is yellow. And, when you use the password starts to compress operation, the title bar compressed file name and parameters dialog box will blink twice.

If you compress the file name and parameters dialog box, enter it directly, you do not need to remove the password. This differs from other methods, such passwords only operate effectively in a single compressed, and will be automatically deleted after it.

When extracting encrypted file, you can start operating before without the prior password. If WinRAR encounter encrypted files, but not to enter a password before extracting it, it will prompt for the password, if you forget the password, you can use the rar password recovery to find back the password.

WinRAR supports ZIP 2.0 format using proprietary encryption algorithm. RAR archives with more powerful AES-128 encryption standard. If you need to encrypt important information, select RAR compressed file format would be more better. In order to do security, minimum password length to 8 characters. Do not use any language of the word as a password, preferably random combination of any of the characters and numbers, and passwords to pay attention to the case. Remember, if you lose your password, you will be unable to remove the encrypted files, even the author of WinRAR can not extract itself encrypted files. In this case, once again to note you, the rar password recovery is the best tool to access you to recover rar password. It is an all-in-one computer tool suite specially designed for Windows users to meet all emergency repair and daily maintenance needs for your computer. More surprises about the tool is that it can not only find password for rar files but also can crack password for excel ! Just for a note, I hope you can encrypt your rar password successfully.

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Wed, 28 Dec 2011

6:40 AM - Common Sense of RAR File

For the people who don't often use RAR file, they may don't know what is rar password and how to set rar password . But before we learn how to set rar password, we should know what is RAR file. RAR is a proprietary file format for data compression and archiving package, developed by Eugene Roshal, so its full name is Roshal ARchive.

Eugene Roshal was originally written for DOS version of the encoding and decoding process, and later ported to many platforms, such as the famous Windows platforms WinRAR. Eugene Roshal conditional open the source code of the decoding process, but the encoding process remains private.

RAR file extension is. Rar, MIME type application / x-rar-compressed.

RAR and ZIP are both lossless data compression, but compared to ZIP, RAR files have the higher compression ratio, but in a slower speed than ZIP. Since RAR file header will occupy a certain space, there is little room in data compression, the compressed file may be larger than the original file. One of the main advantages of RAR is it can compress the target file into multiple files, and easily separated from this extract the source files compressed files.

In addition, RAR format also supports tightening, all files are compressed to the same data area to increase the compression ratio, the cost of extracting a single file to extract it in front of all files. The new RAR encryption algorithm is using AES, and the old RAR encryption algorithm is private. Both algorithms are hard to break, so if you lost the password you can only use some recovery tools to do it and I recommend best rar password recovery for you. RAR can also add redundancy repair information, repair information in the file is damaged but can be good enough to repair the compressed package.

Usually you can use WinRAR to open RAR treatment and this is the most popular way.

Generally RAR's compression ratio is higher than ZIP, but the compression / decompression speed is slower.

Sub-volume compression: compressed into multiple files.

Solid compression: the same as to compress a file to increase the compression ratio, the cost of access to any documents required to extract the package in the archive.

Recovery record: adding redundant data is used to repair damage in the archive itself, but the recovery record may be enough for a long time to recover the damaged archive.

Encryption: RAR 2.0 using AES, the encryption algorithm before the RAR private. Have not yet been directly compromised (at least not publicly), do not know the password can only brute force.

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Fri, 6 Jan 2012

4:57 AM - Basic Knowledge of RAR

There are many people are using RAR to compress other files into the smaller ones, but there are not many people who know how to set RAR password . This is how to set a password to RAR.

RAR is widely used to compress files including word, Excel, folders, graphics and even videos. But not many people know that RAR can be added passwords to prevented others to view the information it included. Actually, set password to your RAR files with WinRAR is very easy.

1) Create a new RAR file, and drag the files you want in it, as you always do.  

2) Cick the "Advanced" tab and then "Set Password" on the middle-right.

3) Now you can set the password.

4) Click "OK" And now the file is password-protected!

You just need the WinRar. But do you how does RAR can do it? And how can RAR recognize the password you entered is right? When you read the article, you will understand why.

The RAR file file is encrypted with Winrar in total of two steps:

1. Compress the first source file into a data segment. encrypt

2. Then encrypt the compressed file.

For the same source file, it won't be encrypted because after compression, the data in the files is the same. But if the same source file, even though they use the same password, encrypted rar file complete data segment is not the same, which is due to the encryption key is dependent on a Salt (8 byte key, used to encrypt and store inside the rar file header)

So the key to decrypt rar encrypted file is data encryption step, then we next look at how encryption.

The process of encrypting "compressed the data segment":

1. Access keys:

Would be a plaintext password and Salt together, through HASH algorithm to generate two 16-byte key. (One is KEY (AES algorithm parameters), one initVector)

2. Encrypt and compress data with Key and initVector:

Here is an encrypted loop structure, each 16 bytes as a block encryption (which is why encryption may complete the total file length is 16 multiple reasons). Encryption using AES algorithm (RAR uses a standard application of AES rijndael). This Note: AES encryption before, there is an exclusive-or operation, is the first 16 bytes of each block with a 16-byte block on the results of XOR encryption, then the AES algorithm. I use a simple schematic description of the code to see:

packblock [0] = packblock ^ initVector

encryptBlock [0] = AES (packblock [0]); (KEY is the AES key)

for i = 1 to i-1

packblock = packblock ^ encryptBlock [i-1]

encryptBlock = AES (packblock); (KEY is the AES key)

next

; Packblock that compressing 16 bytes of data each

; EncryptBlock that end of every 16 bytes of encrypted data

The decryption process

As the AES algorithm is symmetrical, so decryption process is the inverse of the encryption process. However, the process of decryption and encryption AES algorithm used is not the same (because decryption sub-keys generated by the KEY table is not the same). We still need to input the password (If you forget the password, you can try rar password recovery ), and salt together to produce two 16-byte key, KEY, and initVector.

packblock [0] = AES1 (encryptBlock [0]); (KEY is the AES key)

packblock [0] = packblock ^ initVector

for i = 1 to i-1

packblock = AES1 (encryptBlock); (KEY is the AES key)

packblock = packblock ^ encryptBlock [i-1]

next

Then how can it determine the entered password is correct or not? Decryption is the process of decrypted data block to extract, then the solution into a source file, the file CRC check, there is a RAR file of the source files CRC checksum comparison, the same as the password is correct, or the password is wrong.

Note: if you forget the password, you can go to use password recovery software , it can deal with many various files password for you!

 

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Tue, 10 Apr 2012

6:04 AM - The Seasons Why You Can Recover Deleted Files in PC

Emergency file recovery requires more than the correct tool, though. It is requested to know how file deletion occurs, and what you have to do to maximize the chances of a successful recovery.

When a file is deleted from your computer, you just lose the file entry in My Computer. The file content still exists on the hard disk, Windows simply marks the hard drive space as being available for use so that you can write new files. If you manage to start an undelete process before Windows uses that part of the hard drive to write a new file, all you have to do is set that flag back to "on" and you get the file.

Obviously, the sooner you try to restore a file, the more successful you'll be. But stop a moment and think about the other things that could cause this part of the hard drive to be overwritten. If your hard drive is pretty full, the odds are much greater that Windows will grab your precious unallocated space for its next write. Or, if you defrag the hard drive, you run the risk of unused parts of the drive being overwritten! (This also means that if you are running silent background defrags services like Diskeeper, or if you have defragged utilities scheduled to defrag automatically, you might get blindsided - lose your chance at data recovery - if you don't halt them until you have your deleted file recovered.

For that matter, simply starting up Windows or, to a lesser extent, shutting down Windows causes many tiny files to be written. You really want to avoid these processes if possible.

So the first rule is: Stop using that computer immediately! This minute! Right now! Use another computer to get the Data Recovery Wizard you need. Please see: How to install a hard drive?

This is also one of the places where the well-planned partitioning of your hard drive has a huge advantage. Partitions physically mark off different parts of the hard drive. If, for example, you have your data and program files on their own separate partitions, and it's a data file that you want to recover (which is usually the case), then Windows startup or shutdown won't touch that part of the hard drive. If you have the swapfile / pagefile on its own partition, and all of your directories for temporary files on another, then these most-changing and most-written files will also be kept from overwriting the part of the drive holding the files you want to recover. However, if you take that 80 GB hard drive and make it all one big single C: partition, then you run the risk of making your file unrecoverable anytime the swapfile resizes, or any time Windows writes a temporary file of any kind... and this could be pretty much at any moment whatsoever! Partitioning gives enormous advantage in file recovery. Related from http://entertainmentlover.blog.com/.

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