Quantum University, Roorkee, has achieved another milestone in technological innovation with the grant of a patent titled “System and Method for Encrypting Hidden Files.” The patent has been granted by Intellectual Property India, under the Ministry of Commerce & Industry, Government of India, highlighting the university’s contribution to research and technology development.

The innovation is designed to provide a system and method for encrypting hidden files or folders. The proposed system comprises three key components: a file storage unit configured to store files or folders, a file-hiding unit designed to hide the stored files or folders, and a file-encryption unit configured to encrypt the hidden files or folders.

The achievement recognises the dedicated efforts of Mr. Vineet Kumar Salar, Dr. Rishi Sharma and Mr. Deepak Bhatt from the Department of Computer Science & Engineering, Quantum University. Their work reflects the importance of developing technology-based solutions to address challenges associated with file management and data protection.

The patent is registered under Application No. 202221054762 and Patent No. 600122. This milestone underscores the role of research and innovation in advancing technological solutions and encourages continued exploration of emerging areas within computer science and engineering.

The achievement further reinforces Quantum University’s commitment to fostering research, intellectual property creation and technological innovation. By encouraging faculty members and researchers to develop practical solutions, the university continues to promote a culture of inquiry, creativity and research-oriented learning.