I have decrypted crypt12 file into .db file. Modified some changes. Now again, Is there a way to encrypt .db file into crypt12 format?
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I have an encryption video file divided into two files introduction.encrypt.m4a and introduction.encrypt.mp4. I can not open the file, is there any way to decrypt the file.
As you may see from the picture below there are few files:
.exe file which is reading data.edb file
sqlite3.dll which is obviously being used to read data.edb
data.edb contains all the data
Obviously SQLIte3 is being used to read the database, but I cannot load data.edb manually. Does anyone have any idea how to do it?
how to correct a excel file which is on opening giving message as 'Excel cannot open the file because the file format or file extension is not valid,verify that the file has not been corrupted and the file extension matches the format of the file.
Try to open the MS Excel file in safe mode. If it's opening in safe mode then delete the COM Add-ins.
If above option won't work the repair MS Office.
Good Luck!
I'd like to embed SQLite in my Java application and I'd like it to store/retrieve the .db file from the underlying HDFS. Is it possible?
For example, I was wondering if at DB initialization one can pass the .db file inputStream instead of the file location.
lately, I installed encfs for encryption. and I encrypted files.
as far as I know, there are two directories. first directory is encrypted files stored and second directory is unencrypted files stored (It's original files).
I think the purpose of using encfs is reading or writing files safely using encrypted file(in first directory). I'm wrong..??
So my question is how to read encrypted files. the files are encrypted so I can't read or write files without decryption. How to decrypt files??
I think I don't know principle of encfs.. Anyone can explain this problem??
How EncFS works is well explained here: http://ninjatips.com/encrypt-dropbox-using-encfs/
EncFS uses two directories in mounting an EncFS filesystem: the
“rootdir” and the “mountPoint”. Under the “rootdir” directory, every
file is encrypted including its filename and what’s in it. Each file
in the “mountPoint” has a specific file in the “rootdir” directory
that corresponds to it. The file in the “mountPoint” provides the
unencrypted view of the one in the “rootdir” directory
When you mount an EncFS drive, it creates a virtual encrypted filesystem on your computer and stores encrypted data in the rootdir directory and makes the unencrypted data visible at the mountPoint. You add, read, delete... files in the mountPoint. The actual encrypted files are in "rootdir".