Fragmentátor

It uses the same techniques long used for splitting zip, rar, etc. files, for example, by placing only one file fragment on each disk, drive, or any storage medium connected to your computer, which it encrypts. This would be useless on the whole, but it doesn't encrypt only the fragments, that would then be quite simple and vulnerable. So it encrypts the file first and then splits it. This creates a completely pointless collection of spilled tea, which only starts to make sense after you reattach all the media containing the file fragments. We've been working on software insecurity here for years, creating algorithms and various techtle mechtle, my program addresses file security at the physical level. Because when different people take apart these disks, these fragments, they have to come together again to create a decomposed file... otherwise the file is unreadable...