LATEST UPDATE: (v1.01_10) Added clipboard support for Windows and an option to save decrypted messages into files just like ciphers.
WINDOWS BINARY: https://www.dropbox.com/s/8z9mu4e9ngx2s ... p.exe?dl=0
SOURCE/LINUX (must be built from source):
https://bitbucket.org/torchie8/ciphpp/src
Hey there fellow people, I've been working on a new little program recently called ciph++. What does it do? It allows you to turn ASCII text into something like this:
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and back again at will. You can do some cool stuff with it, like require a password before anyone can decrypt your message, generate random encryption tables, add timestamps, encrypt entire source codes... all up to you. It runs in a hopefully somewhat user-friendly console environment.
Source can be found on Bitbucket: https://bitbucket.org/torchie8/ciphpp/src
There's still a lot left to implement, so updates are made often. Check it out if you're interested. If you find any bugs or errors, don't hesitate to contact me.
Let us abolish letters together and write using only numbers forever. Mwahahahahahahah!
ciph++
Hallo Nospike!
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out now (link) :
Thanks, Nisaba. I've been pondering the clipboard thing for a while now, the problem is that there's no nice, light, let alone cross-platform way to do that. So, for now, it's probably not coming, although I'll definitely keep an eye out for that in the future.
Also, looking at your code makes me think there's a minor bug in the encryption code. I'll go have a look at that right now.
Edit: it'll be better if we use pastebin or something for this. PCKF doesn't handle those long strings very well.
http://pastebin.com/Ef2rZepc
Also, looking at your code makes me think there's a minor bug in the encryption code. I'll go have a look at that right now.
Edit: it'll be better if we use pastebin or something for this. PCKF doesn't handle those long strings very well.
http://pastebin.com/Ef2rZepc
Hey Nisaba, I've taken a good look at the clipboard thing, and you're in luck - it's actually not *that* hard to implement. For Windows, at least. Us Linux users are still out of luck, but the new ciph++ automatically copies your results to clipboard for easy copy'n'paste!
There's also a new option to save a decrypted message into a text file. Useful if you've received an encrypted message and want to store its content for later. You can add any extension you like, so if the message contains source code for example, you can save it directly as a *.c or whatever file.
Happy ciphering!
There's also a new option to save a decrypted message into a text file. Useful if you've received an encrypted message and want to store its content for later. You can add any extension you like, so if the message contains source code for example, you can save it directly as a *.c or whatever file.
Happy ciphering!
hey Nospike,
good to hear this, at least for all the windows users out there. I might just have to stay a bit patient for this tiny little extra.
but nevertheless I really appreciate your work and effort. and this new saving option is very much to my liking.
looking forward for some certain linux-clipboard-ciphering implementations someday.
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good to hear this, at least for all the windows users out there. I might just have to stay a bit patient for this tiny little extra.
but nevertheless I really appreciate your work and effort. and this new saving option is very much to my liking.
looking forward for some certain linux-clipboard-ciphering implementations someday.
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out now (link) :