Re: AI's take on my cipher...

Chris M. Thomasson wrote:

On 7/8/2025 2:06 PM, Stefan Claas wrote:

Chris M. Thomasson wrote:

On 7/7/2025 3:34 PM, Stefan Claas wrote:

Chris M. Thomasson wrote:

On 7/7/2025 3:16 PM, Stefan Claas wrote:

Chris M. Thomasson wrote:

On 7/7/2025 2:57 PM, Stefan Claas wrote:

 

And for the CLI version just cd into the folder and then
do: go build -ldflags "-s -w" which then produces an .exe of the
CLI version of minicrypt.

 
So, the CLI version is the way to go. I just need to download it. I got
the non-cli version.

 
https://github.com/Ch1ffr3punk/minicrypt-CLI

 
I got an exe... :^)
 
https://i.ibb.co/4Z3yf3gV/image.png
 
 

 
:-)

 
Now, even though I have your CLI version up and running, I still need to
try to properly compile your non-CLI version just to see if I can do it
on my end. Also, I need to learn how to your program. README! ;^D

 
The GUI version it aimed at elderly people, with no experience in
public key cryptography and it should be easy to understand. I made
this version for a german regular especially, because he had difficulty
to understand the old CLI version, with just two commands.

 
This is kind of one reason why I created the experimental online version
of my cipher. No need to download anything, and its client only. No
server side code involved. Just thought it would be fun to send a
ciphertext as a link. ;^)

How does it work if A encrypts on local host and B should decrypt on his
local host, with that given link from A

 
Using the CLI is fine with me. But, it would still be fun to see if I
can build the GUI version.
 
go install fyne.io/tools/cmd/fyne@latest
 
seems to be the key. Keep in mind that I am a newb at go and how it
works. ;^o
 
 

I am also with the GUI version in the second round for sponsorship,
because a professional audit is pretty expensive, which I like to have.
 
Hope I can get the sponsorship. I plan to release the GUI version also
in the Microsoft Store. For that I payed already, to get a Microsoft
Developer account.

 
Actually, I have a developer account with Microsoft, but iirc, did not
have to pay for it, yet. There might of been a small one time fee, for
some reason cannot exactly remember right now. It was just so I could
interact with my xbox in developer mode. Connect to it and upload
programs. MSVC is pretty nice in the way it can just deploy my directx
programs to it.

It was a one time fee, but I received recently an email from Microsoft
saying they will dith the one time fee soon.

Humm... I made some hello world programs in go, and they all work.
Humm... Who knows! I should be able to port my cipher to Go... ;^)

 
Good idea.

 
Yeah. But I might have a problem in the way the HMAC is implemented.
Taking a digest should not mutate the current state. Python 3 is like
that, so, I might have to create my own HMAC from the std. That would
suck, but oh well.
 
 

Time to cook dinner, but that is in the back of my mind for sure. I need
to setup the proper keys and such for your program.

 
Here is my public key, import him as stefan.pem:

 
 

-----BEGIN PUBLIC KEY-----
wP/uWjblgesQ9gsoMbPNuVXS5+9oDdKCqNQ62LhLNXo=
-----END PUBLIC KEY-----

 
Okay. Will do, just try to be a bit patient with me... Unfortunately, I
need to try to program one my bone rigs to automatically add in all of
my keyframes and shit from my python 3 code right now in blender. I
should be able to create all of my animation frames directly from my
code and not have to manually alter my armatures. Uggg!
 
Starting small here:
 
https://i.ibb.co/1f0tgN9m/image.png
 
:^)

Please show later a rendering, because with bones only I can not see
what it is all about.

Regards
Stefan