hu3rror / sing-box-init.d-example

Rundong's home-lab infrastructure.

HomeLab Infra Monorepo

This is a monorepo containing all software infrastructures of Rundong's home-lab. Projects include:

• conf-gen: Generating Clash and Quantumult-X configuration files for various deployment scenarios (PC clients, home routers, mobile apps, etc.) from one single unified source configuration file
• conf-cookbook: Boilerplate configurations for secured internet services (e.g., shadowsocks-rust, V2Ray + Nginx WebSocket)
• openwrt-builder: Build OpenWRT image with custom configurations and packages, include scripts to archive transparent proxy
• util-cookbook: Handy utilities for daily home-lab maintaining, e.g., DDNS, router LED scheduling etc.

How to handle confidential information

Confidential information such as API keys, subscription URLs, and user ids is mandatory for services such as Clash config generation. To safely include such information in this monorepo, we symmetrically encrypt them via the Fernet construction (a time-tested AEAD cipher) and write the corresponding ciphertext to boilerplate code and configurations. Specifically, the encryption process comprises:

0. Inputs:
   • master_password: Any unicode string
   • salt: Any unicode string
   • plain_text or cypher_text: Any unsigned byte string to be encrypted or decrypted
1. Encode strings to bytes:
   • master_password_byes <- Encode master_password in UTF-8
   • salt_bytes <- Encode salt in UTF-8
2. Derive key_bytes <- PBKDF2HMAC algorithm from master_password_bytes and salt_bytes using the following parameters:
   • algorithm: SHA256
   • length: 32
   • iterations: 100000
3. Construct fernet <- Fernet cypher from key_bytes
4. Encrypt plain_text or decrypt cypher_text by fernet

If you are intending to fork/reuse this monorepo and incorporate your own confidential information, please remember: It's safe to use cypher_text anywhere, however, NEVER EVER WRITE plain_text OR master_password TO ANY CODE/CONFIG/FILES!

License

This work is distributed under the MIT License, see LICENSE for details.