All ClipJ data is encrypted before it is stored on disk. This is obviously for security reasons.
The %CLIPJ%/security/
directory contains a file
named Aes256.key
. This file is automatically created
and managed by ClipJ
DO NOT ALTER THIS FILE!
If you alter the Aes256.key
file or delete this file,
ClipJ will not be able to decrypt the clipboard history stored
in %CLIPJ%/data/
directory.
To learn more about ClipJ's encryption at rest, go next to configuration