Encryption of text files in IE

In order to keep your important information from being viewed and viewed by others, users can use various professional tools to encrypt or hide specified files. In fact, you can also encrypt text files directly in IE browser. It should be noted that this encryption is not a conventional form of adding a password, but an encryption effect achieved by changing the text encoding to make the text display in a "garbled" manner.

1. Open the text file that needs to be encrypted and add a " " mark at the beginning of the file, and add a " " mark at the end of the file (in English and do not need to enter quotes). The text file is then saved as an ".htm" file.

2. Open the ".htm" file in IE browser, and then select "File → Save As" in the IE menu bar. In the pop-up "Save HTML Document" dialog box, the user will " The save type is set to a text file, the "language option" is set to "user-defined", the file name can be the original file name, and the "save" button is clicked to complete the encryption operation of the text file.

Later, when other users open the text file encrypted by the above method, only a bunch of garbled characters can be seen. So what if the user needs to open the original file (ie decryption operation), what should I do? Very simple, add a " " mark at the beginning of the garbled text file and save the text file as a ".htm" file, then open it in IE to view its real content.