ZXX

The biggest flaw of the Internet was always the constant danger of somebody snooping around your data. Unless you take actions against this threat, you'll always be susceptible to "spying".

There are lots of applications out there preventing your data from being stolen, but the focus of this discussion will be ZXX — a neat set of fonts that makes your text hard to read. It might be of use to individuals who share information as text files or e-mail attachments.

Not to be mistaken with an encryption tool. ZXX is not going to crypt your text in order to be deciphered at its destination. These are just simple fonts that make reading more or less complicated.

The archive contains six OTF (OpenType font) items, each with a name of its own, which makes it easier to identify them in the font list. The fonts can be previewed and then installed.

Once installed, open any text editor and look for the fonts at the bottom of the list. Select one and you're ready to go.

In conclusion, ZXX is a particular pack of fonts designed to give a hard time to whoever tries to read your data. However, this might be a double-edged sword, as even the recipient might struggle, depending on the font's difficulty.