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Published: 2011-08-26 03:04:39 +0000 UTC; Views: 3006; Favourites: 19; Downloads: 350
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Description
YAY! hmm..ok, so this is a compressed fill embedding into an image application.
Ninja Zip merges a compressed folder into an image so it can be accessed later by a compression tool.
simply drag your compressed folder and image into the box, click merge, and then a pick a file name.
WARNING: i don't have any idea how to purge the compressed file from the image, as of yet. so, please use with caution.
please do not distribute without asking ^^ Personal use only.
tools to open: winRAR, i use 7Zip, its free and opens more than winrar..
right-click on the merged file, and go to open with. and if you don't see your compression software, you need to browse for it ^^
built for 64bit only
Comments are appreciated
NOT TO BE USED FOR ILLEGAL ACTIVITIES
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Comments: 26
okay, say you have some pictures and or documents you want to hide from anybody else that mite use your computer. you would put those files into a .zip folder (or .7z whatever your compression manager can handle). then select some random photo that you want to use. drag them both on to this application, click merge, rename it if you don't want to overwrite your original random picture, then click save. presto! the compressed folder you made earlier is now embedded in to the image you just saved. you can open it with your compression software(i.e. 7Zip) and view the files. otherwise no one can tell that there is anything different with the photo besides the file size mite be abnormally large, it opens and looks like a completely normal photo.
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Secret government files disguised as a kitten!
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i honestly don't know, it was built on win7 64 with .NET 4
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OK. I'll test it out when I get the chance.
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thanks let me know if you can
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Sorry I never replied... Anyway, it seems like it should work, but it says that I need to have .NET framework v4.something. Oh well.
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XD well i suggest truecrypt as most feds or scanners do look for hidden files in images but still nice!
put extraction of the file seams helpful XP
does it store the zip in the space under the jpeg?
because jpegs have end hex bits you can detect that and have it split there
or add in your own if you cant find the bits
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to be honest, i have no idea how it works. except it does it at the binary level.
it is basically a GUI for this command: copy /c image.jpg + file.zip image.jpg
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ahhhh lol
im not sure how that works under windows or DOS to be honest either XD
i know unix a similar command puts the first file first than the second file under it in binary XD
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same thing, but for windows 
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haha i spend most my time making .net windows applications for people yet im more familiar with unix/linux XD
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i do .NET for windows and mono for linux
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i tri boot windows 7, ubuntu 11.4 and backtrack 5 XD
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nice
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when you install it as a live disk some people think there stuck on the bootup but it needs to load and can take as much as 10 minutes .... than on command line make sure you start the x server with "startX" ... i always install it in to a partition and if oyu do that be sure to use the user name root and password toor
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ya i know
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haha nice
i recently had it crash on me (last night) after the nvidia card driver failed and i cant find where i hid the xorg file
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know of any command line search tools?
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i beleave you could use find, and to do a more filtered search, how about "find urfile | grep urfile" idk rly, i haven't done that in forever
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