Ghettocrypt
because frankly i have no idea what the fuck i'm doing
Please don't use this for anything critical
What the hell is this?
An educational project on implementing a block cipher using a feistel network.
To provide at least some security this is using some DES-inspired tactics like cipher block chaining and output feedback modus.
This way this provides relatively good diffusion.
Features
- It has very easy syntax
- It's slow
- It's probably super insecure
- It leaves your keys sprinkled in ram✨
- 512-bit keys *
- But the syntax is pythonlike easy🙇
It's pretty ghetto, you know?
What are the actual advantages?
- It's two files to import into your project
- 1 Line to use
- 100% cross plattform
What could I use it for?
- For data obfuscation
- If your only other option would be no encryption at all
I am not kidding, don't use this for critical stuff! Homebrew ciphers tend to be shit!
Especially mine!🗡️
How do I use this?
"I don't care about the library. Just let me use it from the command line!"
There is a CLI version availabile here.
Installation as a library
Download the .h
and .cpp
file from INCLUDE/ and add them to your projects files. Single-header-magic.
Working with strings
using namespace GhettoCipher;
// Get some string
const std::string input = "I am a super secret message!";
std::cout << input << std::endl;
// Encrypt
const std::string encrypted = GhettoCryptWrapper::EncryptString(input, "password1");
std::cout << encrypted << std::endl;
// Decrypt
const std::string decrypted = GhettoCryptWrapper::DecryptString(encrypted, "password1");
std::cout << decrypted << std::endl;
Working with files
using namespace GhettoCipher;
// Encrypt
GhettoCryptWrapper::EncryptFile("main.cpp", "main.cpp.crypt", "password1");
// Decrypt
GhettoCryptWrapper::DecryptFile("main.cpp.crypt", "main.cpp.clear", "password1");
If you want to do more complex stuff, use the cipher-class GhettoCipher::Cipher
aswell as the conversion methods in Util.h. This way you can cipher on bitlevel. Examples on how to do this are in GhettoCryptWrapper.cpp.
This way you could, for example, decrypt an ecrypted file directly into memory. Or use a full-length key instead of a password.
Without saying, this is more advanced and not as-easy as the methods supplied in the wrapper.
* A key is always of size BLOCK_SIZE
. The default block size is 512 (bit), but you can easily change it in Config.h or wherever it'll be put in the INCLUDE/*.cpp. BLOCK_SIZE
is also the minimal output length!
LICENSE
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