Compression And Encryption Re:
[1/5] from: larry::ecotope::com at: 10-Sep-2000 17:41
Try
http://www.rebol.com/library/html/encrypt.html
You will also find some scripts that deal with using the built-in compress
and decompress functions.
HTH
-Larry
[2/5] from: trobrock:crosswinds at: 10-Sep-2000 19:05
Is there anyone or anywhere i can learn to make a rebol encryption script or
a compression script?
[3/5] from: al:bri:xtra at: 11-Sep-2000 11:30
> Is there anyone or anywhere i can learn to make a rebol encryption script
or a compression script?
http://demo.rebol.net/cgi-bin/showfile.r?file=rip.r&keywords=[{.RIP}]
That might help.
Andrew Martin
ICQ: 26227169
http://members.xoom.com/AndrewMartin/
[4/5] from: civicminded4::yahoo at: 13-Sep-2000 12:29
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Following inline is a candidate function/script for command line and within-script encryption
of strings.
Per the other comments in this thread, I provide this script as the basis for future
work on such a function, and how it should work. The particular encryption scheme can
later be changed (if necessary), once we work out _how_ we wan't the script to work.
Until such a function is avaiable as a REBOL native or mezzanine, you have this function
to play with.
It uses the CipherSaber algorithm which is based on ARC4.
rebol[
title: "String Encryption/Decryption Function (cipher)"
version: 0.1.0
author: "alan parman
email: [aparman--mail--com]
comment: {This encryption is only as good as your passphrase. Your passphrase may be
upto 246 characters. The longer the passphrase, stronger the encryption}
]
cipher: func [{Candidate Function to encrypt/decrypt a string.
Uses CipherSaber (copyright Arnold Reinhold), a version of ARC4}
string [string!] "string to en-decrypt"
/decrypt "decrypt the string"
/pass "supply a passphrase without being prompted"
supplied-pass [string!] "pre-supplied passphrase"
/local passphrase initvector plaintextlength
][
; this function both encrypts and decrypts, for the purposes of this function what goes
in is plaintext what comes out is ciphertext
;regardless if you are encrypting or decrypting
;series swap, define a swapping function, needed for encryption engine*******
s-swap: func ["swaps the elements of two series at the given index positions"
a [series!] {1st series}
index-a [integer!] {index position to swap in 1st series}
b [series!] {2nd series}
index-b [integer!] {index position to swap in 2nd series}
/local holder
] [
holder: pick a index-a
poke a index-a pick b index-b
poke b index-b holder
]
;***** begin true works of function here
either decrypt [
plaintext: decompress load string
] [
plaintext: string
]
;*****make or extract initvector, then set plaintext length
initvector: make block! 10
either decrypt [
for n 1 10 1 [
append initvector to-char (pick plaintext n)
]
remove/part plaintext 10
] [
random/seed to-integer checksum/secure form now ; reduces chances of deciphering the
date from initvector
loop 10 [
append initvector to-char ((random 256) - 1) ;REBOL's random does 1 to N
]
]
plaintextlength: length? plaintext
;*****get passphrase
either pass [
passphrase: supplied-pass
][
passphrase: ""
]
while [any [
(length? passphrase) > 246
passphrase = ""
]
][
if (length? passphrase) > 246 [print "Passphrase must be 246 characters or less"]
passphrase: ask/hide "passphrase :>> "
]
;*****make key
key: make block! []
foreach letter passphrase [
append key letter
]
append key initvector
keylength: length? key
;*****make state, a block from 0 to 255, in order
state: make block! 256
for i 0 255 1 [append state i]
;*****mix state
;*******try a cs2 type addition, mixing 3 times
for number 1 3 1 [
j: 0 ; remember do 0 to 255, not 1 to 256
;i will index state i.e. each element is state(i)
;n is the index to cycle thru the key (i modulo keylength)
;j is the "randomly" choosen element of state
for i 0 255 1 [; must add + 1 to index i as the arrays are accessed 1 2 3 ... 256
;i.e. first element "0" is element 1 not element 0
n: i // keylength
state-i: to-integer pick state (i + 1)
key-n: to-integer pick key (n + 1)
j: (j + state-i + key-n) // 256
s-swap state (i + 1) state (j + 1)
] ;end of for
] ;***** end of 'for' of cs2 addition
;***** produce the ciphertext
i: j: n: 0
ciphertext: make block! [] ; contents of file going out
if (not decrypt) [
append ciphertext initvector
]
for count 0 (plaintextlength - 1) 1 [
i: ((count + 1) // 256) ; this "+1" is shown, but not clearly, on the instructions
; this is _not_ an indexing adjustment, it is an integral part of the ciphersaber process
state-i: pick state (i + 1)
j: ((j + state-i) // 256)
s-swap state (i + 1) state (j + 1)
n: (((pick state (i + 1)) + (pick state (j + 1))) // 256)
append ciphertext (xor (to-char pick state (n + 1)) (to-char pick plaintext (count +
1)))
] ;end of for
either decrypt [
ciphertext: to-string ciphertext
][
ciphertext: form compress to-string ciphertext
]
unset [plaintext]
return ciphertext
] ; end cipher
[trobrock--crosswinds--net] wrote:
Is there anyone or anywhere i can learn to make a rebol encryption script or
a compression script?
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<P>Following inline is a candidate function/script for command line and
within-script encryption of strings.</P>
<P>Per the other comments in this thread, I provide this script as the basis for future
work on such a function, and how it should work. The particular encryption scheme
can later be changed (if necessary), once we work out _how_ we wan't the script to work.</P>
<P>Until such a function is avaiable as a REBOL native or mezzanine, you have this function
to play with.</P>
<P>It uses the CipherSaber algorithm which is based on ARC4.</P>
<P>rebol[<BR>title: "String Encryption/Decryption Function (cipher)"<BR>version: 0.1.0<BR>author:
"alan parman<BR>email: <A href="mailto:[aparman--mail--com]">[aparman--mail--com]</A><BR>comment:
{This encryption is only as good as your passphrase. Your passphrase may be upto
246 characters. The longer the passphrase, stronger the encryption}<BR>]</P>
<P>cipher: func [{Candidate Function to encrypt/decrypt a string.<BR> Uses CipherSaber
(copyright Arnold Reinhold), a version of ARC4}<BR>string [string!] "string to en-decrypt"<BR>/decrypt
"decrypt the string"<BR>/pass "supply a passphrase without being prompted" <BR>supplied-pass
[string!] "pre-supplied passphrase"<BR>/local passphrase initvector plaintextlength<BR>][<BR>;
this function both encrypts and decrypts, for the purposes of this function what goes
in is plaintext what comes out is ciphertext<BR>;regardless if you are encrypting or
decrypting</P>
<P>;series swap, define a swapping function, needed for encryption engine*******<BR>s-swap:
func ["swaps the elements of two series at the given index positions"<BR> a [series!]
{1st series}<BR> index-a [integer!] {index position to swap in 1st series}<BR> b
[series!] {2nd series}<BR> index-b [integer!] {index position to swap in 2nd series}<BR> /local
holder<BR>] [<BR> holder: pick a index-a<BR> poke a index-a pick b index-b<BR> poke
b index-b holder<BR>]</P>
<P>;***** begin true works of function here</P>
<P>either decrypt [<BR> plaintext: decompress load string<BR>] [<BR> plaintext:
string<BR>]</P>
<P> ;*****make or extract initvector, then set plaintext length<BR> initvector:
make block! 10<BR> either decrypt [<BR> for n 1 10 1 [<BR> append
initvector to-char (pick plaintext n)<BR> ]<BR> remove/part plaintext
10<BR> ] [<BR> random/seed to-integer checksum/secure form now ; reduces
chances of deciphering the date from initvector<BR> loop 10 [<BR> append
initvector to-char ((random 256) - 1) ;REBOL's random does 1 to N<BR> ]<BR> ]</P>
<P> plaintextlength: length? plaintext</P>
<P> ;*****get passphrase<BR> either pass [<BR> passphrase: supplied-pass<BR> ][<BR> passphrase:
""<BR> ]</P>
<P> while [any [<BR> (length? passphrase) > 246<BR> passphrase
= ""<BR> ]<BR> ][<BR> if (length? passphrase) > 246 [print
"Passphrase must be 246 characters or less"]<BR> passphrase: ask/hide "passphrase
:>> "<BR> ]</P>
<P> ;*****make key<BR> key: make block! []<BR> foreach letter passphrase
[<BR> append key letter<BR> ]<BR> append key initvector<BR> keylength:
length? key</P>
<P> ;*****make state, a block from 0 to 255, in order<BR> state: make block!
256<BR> for i 0 255 1 [append state i]</P>
<P> ;*****mix state<BR> ;*******try a cs2 type addition, mixing 3 times<BR> for
number 1 3 1 [<BR> j: 0 ; remember do 0 to 255, not 1 to 256<BR> ;i
will index state i.e. each element is state(i)<BR> ;n is the index to cycle
thru the key (i modulo keylength)<BR> ;j is the "randomly" choosen element
of state</P>
<P> for i 0 255 1 [; must add + 1 to index i as the arrays are accessed 1
2 3 ... 256 <BR> ;i.e. first element "0" is element 1 not element 0<BR> n:
i // keylength</P>
<P> state-i: to-integer pick state (i + 1)<BR> key-n:
to-integer pick key (n + 1)</P>
<P> j: (j + state-i + key-n) // 256</P>
<P> s-swap state (i + 1) state (j + 1)</P>
<P> ] ;end of for<BR> ] ;***** end of 'for' of cs2 addition</P>
<P> ;***** produce the ciphertext<BR> i: j: n: 0</P>
<P> ciphertext: make block! [] ; contents of file going out</P>
<P> if (not decrypt) [<BR> append ciphertext initvector<BR> ]</P>
<P> for count 0 (plaintextlength - 1) 1 [<BR> i: ((count + 1) // 256)
; this "+1" is shown, but not clearly, on the instructions<BR> ; this is _not_
an indexing adjustment, it is an integral part of the ciphersaber process</P>
<P> state-i: pick state (i + 1)</P>
<P> j: ((j + state-i) // 256)</P>
<P> s-swap state (i + 1) state (j + 1)</P>
<P> n: (((pick state (i + 1)) + (pick state (j + 1))) // 256)</P>
<P> append ciphertext (xor (to-char pick state (n + 1)) (to-char pick
plaintext (count + 1)))</P>
<P> ] ;end of for </P>
<P><BR> either decrypt [<BR> ciphertext: to-string ciphertext <BR> ][<BR> ciphertext:
form compress to-string ciphertext<BR> ]<BR>unset [plaintext]<BR>return ciphertext</P>
<P>] ; end cipher</P>
<P><BR> </P>
<P> <B><I>[trobrock--crosswinds--net]</I></B> wrote: <BR>
<BLOCKQUOTE style="PADDING-LEFT: 5px; MARGIN-LEFT: 5px; BORDER-LEFT: #1010ff 2px solid">
<P>Is there anyone or anywhere i can learn to make a rebol encryption script or<BR>a
compression script?</P></BLOCKQUOTE>
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[5/5] from: civicminded4:yaho:o at: 13-Sep-2000 12:50
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Sorry there was a minor typo in the last script, use this one instead!
rebol[
title: "String Encryption/Decryption Function (cipher)"
version: 0.1.0
author: "alan parman"
email: [aparman--mail--com]
comment: {This encryption is only as good as your passphrase. Your passphrase may be
upto 246 characters. The longer the passphrase, stronger the encryption}
]
cipher: func [{Candidate Function to encrypt/decrypt a string.
Uses CipherSaber (copyright Arnold Reinhold), a version of ARC4}
string [string!] "string to en-decrypt"
/decrypt "decrypt the string"
/pass "supply a passphrase without being prompted"
supplied-pass [string!] "pre-supplied passphrase"
/local passphrase initvector plaintextlength
][
; this function both encrypts and decrypts, for the purposes of this function what goes
in is plaintext what comes out is ciphertext
;regardless if you are encrypting or decrypting
;series swap, define a swapping function, needed for encryption engine*******
s-swap: func ["swaps the elements of two series at the given index positions"
a [series!] {1st series}
index-a [integer!] {index position to swap in 1st series}
b [series!] {2nd series}
index-b [integer!] {index position to swap in 2nd series}
/local holder
] [
holder: pick a index-a
poke a index-a pick b index-b
poke b index-b holder
]
;***** begin true works of function here
either decrypt [
plaintext: decompress load string
] [
plaintext: string
]
;*****make or extract initvector, then set plaintext length
initvector: make block! 10
either decrypt [
for n 1 10 1 [
append initvector to-char (pick plaintext n)
]
remove/part plaintext 10
] [
random/seed to-integer checksum/secure form now ; reduces chances of deciphering the
date from initvector
loop 10 [
append initvector to-char ((random 256) - 1) ;REBOL's random does 1 to N
]
]
plaintextlength: length? plaintext
;*****get passphrase
either pass [
passphrase: supplied-pass
][
passphrase: ""
]
while [any [
(length? passphrase) > 246
passphrase = ""
]
][
if (length? passphrase) > 246 [print "Passphrase must be 246 characters or less"]
passphrase: ask/hide "passphrase :>> "
]
;*****make key
key: make block! []
foreach letter passphrase [
append key letter
]
append key initvector
keylength: length? key
;*****make state, a block from 0 to 255, in order
state: make block! 256
for i 0 255 1 [append state i]
;*****mix state
;*******try a cs2 type addition, mixing 3 times
for number 1 3 1 [
j: 0 ; remember do 0 to 255, not 1 to 256
;i will index state i.e. each element is state(i)
;n is the index to cycle thru the key (i modulo keylength)
;j is the "randomly" choosen element of state
for i 0 255 1 [; must add + 1 to index i as the arrays are accessed 1 2 3 ... 256
;i.e. first element "0" is element 1 not element 0
n: i // keylength
state-i: to-integer pick state (i + 1)
key-n: to-integer pick key (n + 1)
j: (j + state-i + key-n) // 256
s-swap state (i + 1) state (j + 1)
] ;end of for
] ;***** end of 'for' of cs2 addition
;***** produce the ciphertext
i: j: n: 0
ciphertext: make block! [] ; contents of file going out
if (not decrypt) [
append ciphertext initvector
]
for count 0 (plaintextlength - 1) 1 [
i: ((count + 1) // 256) ; this "+1" is shown, but not clearly, on the instructions
; this is _not_ an indexing adjustment, it is an integral part of the ciphersaber process
state-i: pick state (i + 1)
j: ((j + state-i) // 256)
s-swap state (i + 1) state (j + 1)
n: (((pick state (i + 1)) + (pick state (j + 1))) // 256)
append ciphertext (xor (to-char pick state (n + 1)) (to-char pick plaintext (count +
1)))
] ;end of for
either decrypt [
ciphertext: to-string ciphertext
][
ciphertext: form compress to-string ciphertext
]
unset [plaintext]
return ciphertext
] ; end cipher
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<P> <BR>Sorry there was a minor typo in the last script, use this one instead!
<P>
<P>rebol[<BR>title: "String Encryption/Decryption Function (cipher)"<BR>version: 0.1.0<BR>author:
"alan parman"<BR>email: <A href="mailto:[aparman--mail--com]">[aparman--mail--com]</A><BR>comment:
{This encryption is only as good as your passphrase. Your passphrase may be upto
246 characters. The longer the passphrase, stronger the encryption}<BR>]
<P>cipher: func [{Candidate Function to encrypt/decrypt a string.<BR> Uses CipherSaber
(copyright Arnold Reinhold), a version of ARC4}<BR>string [string!] "string to en-decrypt"<BR>/decrypt
"decrypt the string"<BR>/pass "supply a passphrase without being prompted" <BR>supplied-pass
[string!] "pre-supplied passphrase"<BR>/local passphrase initvector plaintextlength<BR>][<BR>;
this function both encrypts and decrypts, for the purposes of this function what goes
in is plaintext what comes out is ciphertext<BR>;regardless if you are encrypting or
decrypting
<P>;series swap, define a swapping function, needed for encryption engine*******<BR>s-swap:
func ["swaps the elements of two series at the given index positions"<BR> a [series!]
{1st series}<BR> index-a [integer!] {index position to swap in 1st series}<BR> b
[series!] {2nd series}<BR> index-b [integer!] {index position to swap in 2nd series}<BR> /local
holder<BR>] [<BR> holder: pick a index-a<BR> poke a index-a pick b index-b<BR> poke
b index-b holder<BR>]
<P>;***** begin true works of function here
<P>either decrypt [<BR> plaintext: decompress load string<BR>] [<BR> plaintext:
string<BR>]
<P> ;*****make or extract initvector, then set plaintext length<BR> initvector:
make block! 10<BR> either decrypt [<BR> for n 1 10 1 [<BR> append
initvector to-char (pick plaintext n)<BR> ]<BR> remove/part plaintext
10<BR> ] [<BR> random/seed to-integer checksum/secure form now ; reduces
chances of deciphering the date from initvector<BR> loop 10 [<BR> append
initvector to-char ((random 256) - 1) ;REBOL's random does 1 to N<BR> ]<BR> ]
<P> plaintextlength: length? plaintext
<P> ;*****get passphrase<BR> either pass [<BR> passphrase: supplied-pass<BR> ][<BR> passphrase:
""<BR> ]
<P> while [any [<BR> (length? passphrase) > 246<BR> passphrase
= ""<BR> ]<BR> ][<BR> if (length? passphrase) > 246 [print
"Passphrase must be 246 characters or less"]<BR> passphrase: ask/hide "passphrase
:>> "<BR> ]
<P> ;*****make key<BR> key: make block! []<BR> foreach letter passphrase
[<BR> append key letter<BR> ]<BR> append key initvector<BR> keylength:
length? key
<P> ;*****make state, a block from 0 to 255, in order<BR> state: make block!
256<BR> for i 0 255 1 [append state i]
<P> ;*****mix state<BR> ;*******try a cs2 type addition, mixing 3 times<BR> for
number 1 3 1 [<BR> j: 0 ; remember do 0 to 255, not 1 to 256<BR> ;i
will index state i.e. each element is state(i)<BR> ;n is the index to cycle
thru the key (i modulo keylength)<BR> ;j is the "randomly" choosen element
of state
<P> for i 0 255 1 [; must add + 1 to index i as the arrays are accessed 1
2 3 ... 256 <BR> ;i.e. first element "0" is element 1 not element 0<BR> n:
i // keylength
<P> state-i: to-integer pick state (i + 1)<BR> key-n:
to-integer pick key (n + 1)
<P> j: (j + state-i + key-n) // 256
<P> s-swap state (i + 1) state (j + 1)
<P> ] ;end of for<BR> ] ;***** end of 'for' of cs2 addition
<P> ;***** produce the ciphertext<BR> i: j: n: 0
<P> ciphertext: make block! [] ; contents of file going out
<P> if (not decrypt) [<BR> append ciphertext initvector<BR> ]
<P> for count 0 (plaintextlength - 1) 1 [<BR> i: ((count + 1) // 256)
; this "+1" is shown, but not clearly, on the instructions<BR> ; this is _not_
an indexing adjustment, it is an integral part of the ciphersaber process
<P> state-i: pick state (i + 1)
<P> j: ((j + state-i) // 256)
<P> s-swap state (i + 1) state (j + 1)
<P> n: (((pick state (i + 1)) + (pick state (j + 1))) // 256)
<P> append ciphertext (xor (to-char pick state (n + 1)) (to-char pick
plaintext (count + 1)))
<P> ] ;end of for
<P><BR> either decrypt [<BR> ciphertext: to-string ciphertext <BR> ][<BR> ciphertext:
form compress to-string ciphertext<BR> ]<BR>unset [plaintext]<BR>return ciphertext
<P>] ; end cipher</P>
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