A command-line interface (CLI) tool that allows to encrypt/decrypt data with given key π
Try web version! π
Use cmd
to enter commands
See examples folder for more information
application.exe --action "action_value" --key "key_value" --file "C:/path/to/file.txt"
Parameter | Value | Description |
---|---|---|
--action |
encrypt | decrypt |
select what you want |
--key |
enter yours | please dont forget it |
--file |
enter yours | path to file (absolute or relative) |
Encrypt
cipher-cli.exe --action encrypt --key foobar --file "./showcase.json"
Decrypt
cipher-cli.exe --action decrypt --key foobar --file "./showcase-encrypted.txt"
This is kinda password manager tool
Requirements β data stored in special format
- Run
.exe
file as regular application - File dialogue window will popup
- Select file with encrypted contents
- Enter key
- Use arrow keys (β, β) to navigate in list of entries
- Press Enter key to select desired entry
- It will show description of the entry and associated data (displayed as asterix as it might be sensitive information)
- Again, use arrow keys to navigate, and select β it will copy that data to clipboard, so you can paste in the future
Special format
[
{
"name": "some website",
"description": "email + password",
"data": ["foobar@email.com", "123456"]
},
{
"name": "another website",
"description": "email + password",
"data": ["user@foobar.com", "qwerty123"]
}
]
Step 1. Ask for text and key
Example
- text β
Hello, World!
- key β
123
Step 2.
Convert given text and key from normal string to array of bytes (in utf-8
encoding)
Example
- text β
[72, 101, 108, 108, 111, 44, 32, 87, 111, 114, 108, 100, 33]
- key β
[49, 50, 51]
Step 3.
Sequentially xor
each byte of text with byte of key (in the algorithm key becames normalized to match length)
Example
- Normalized key: from
[49, 50, 51]
to[49, 50, 51, 49, 50, 51, 49, 50, 51, 49, 50, 51, 49]
- Xoring:
[72 ^ 49, 101 ^ 50, 108 ^ 51, 108 ^ 49, ...]
β[121, 87, 95, 93, ...]
Step 4.
Put xored
byte into new array at the corresponding index
Example
- Output:
[121, 87, 95, 93, 93, 31, 17, 101, 92, 67, 94, 87, 16]
Step 5.
Convert array of bytes to string (in base64
encoding)
Example
- Output:
eVdfXV0fEWVcQ15XEA==
Step 6. Save output to disk or cloud, DON'T forget the key, otherwise you could not decrypt file π€¬