Xor

Xor is a specialized third-party software solution that was designed to help users encode various bits of data by making use of a random cipher that might consist of simple files picked from the target computer's storage units.

It is a portable application, meaning that users don't need to perform any installation operation on the computer they want to run it on. Simply unpacking the archive it comes compressed in and launching the executable should grant them total control over the application's functions.

More so, it can be executed from removable storage units such as USB flash drives or external HDDs or SSDs without fearing that it might tamper with the system's registry entries.

It features a CLI (Command Line Interface) instead of a GUI (Graphical User Interface), which makes it harder to use for novices. However, users who have at least basic experience with operating the Command Prompt should have no difficulty in using Xor, since launching it without arguments displays an example of using it and brief descriptions of its functions.

Xor can help users employ more elaborated keys for encrypting the content of a selected file, like a string, one hex byte or a sequence of them. The command-line parameters for "xoring" the files needed can be easily viewed on the console screen, as soon as the program is deployed.