Trying to Locate Encrytion Software with XXX Ext

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OK, so did a dumb thing :eek:. Installed and was playing with file safety/encryption software that renamed my files names from document.doc to document.doc.xxx where the later version was encrypted.

But then, I guess, I uninstalled the software. Have googleed .xxx many different ways and can't find the program.

Anyone have any ideas?
 

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OK, so did a dumb thing :eek:. Installed and was playing with file safety/encryption software that renamed my files names from document.doc to document.doc.xxx where the later version was encrypted.

But then, I guess, I uninstalled the software. Have googleed .xxx many different ways and can't find the program.

Anyone have any ideas?

Is "xxx" the specific extension or are you using it as the generic "x" factor?
 

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OK, so did a dumb thing :eek:. Installed and was playing with file safety/encryption software that renamed my files names from document.doc to document.doc.xxx where the later version was encrypted.

But then, I guess, I uninstalled the software. Have googleed .xxx many different ways and can't find the program.

Anyone have any ideas?

Is "xxx" the specific extension or are you using it as the generic "x" factor?

Sir George, good Q :) It is actually xxx. See below screen shot of files.

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