FooCrypt, A Tale Of Cynical Cyclical Encryption

Provides you with the total peace of mind over the SECURITY & PRIVACY of YOUR DATA via Cryptography & Steganography….

Preferences

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Preferences is ‘FooCrypt, A Tale Of Cynical Cyclical Encryption’
configuration and master control area.

Giving you the user, options and variations that takes FooCrypt into the direction you need to go.

Functionality Break Down

Select Logs Home

Select FooCrypt Logs Home Directory
DEFAULT LOCATION Darwin : [ Users Home Directory ]/Library/Caches/net.Cryptopocalypse.FooCrypt
DEFAULT LOCATION Linux : [ Users Home Directory ]/FooCrypt
DEFAULT LOCATION Solaris : [ Users Home Directory ]/FooCrypt

Select Batch Mode Directory

Select FooCrypt Batch Mode Directory
DEFAULT LOCATION Darwin : [ Users Home Directory ]/Library/Caches/net.Cryptopocalypse.FooCrypt
DEFAULT LOCATION Linux : [ Users Home Directory ]/FooCrypt
DEFAULT LOCATION Solaris : [ Users Home Directory ]/FooCrypt

Select Bin Start

Select Bin Search Start Location
DEFAULT LOCATION : /

Select Bin OpenSSL

Select OpenSSL Version
DEFAULT VERSION Darwin : [ whence openssl searching ][ PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/sbin ]
DEFAULT VERSION Linux : [ whence openssl searching ][ PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/sbin ]
DEFAULT VERSION Solaris : [ whence openssl searching ][ PATH=/usr/xpg4/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/sbin:/opt/csw/bin ]
openssl version displayed

Select Bin Expect

Select Expect Version
DEFAULT VERSION Darwin : [ whence expect searching ][ PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/sbin ]
DEFAULT VERSION Linux : [ whence expect searching ][ PATH=/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/sbin ]
DEFAULT VERSION Solaris : [ whence expect searching ][ PATH=/usr/xpg4/bin:/usr/bin:/usr/sbin:/bin:/sbin:/opt/csw/bin ]
expect version displayed

Bin Wish

Wish [ Tcl / Tk ] is embedded into the FooCrypt, A Tale Of Cynical Cyclical Encryption Application Bundle by using StarKit packaging technology
Wish is a configurable startup item selectable via the FooCrypt CLI.
*Note : Wish Version Is Only Able To Be Changed On X11 Windowing Systems

IKM_Data

Show IKM Data In The Text Window After The Data Is Imported

IKM_BarChart

Show IKM Bar Chart After The Data Is Imported
( See Graphic 1 Below )

Graphic 1 : Bar Chart Example

Bar Charts are a quick and easy way for you to determine the randomness of the data

Click the : ‘|Counted = ‘ Text Line to close

CASCII_BarChart

Show Count ASCII Occurrences Bar Charts

CLTAP

Change Log Window To Active Process

Intro

Show All Cryptopocalypse Images On Start

ToolTip

Show ToolTip Help Popup Messages

ToolTip_Delay

ToolTip Popup Delay

ITWMA_Data

Show ITWMA Data In The Text Window After The Data Is Imported

ITWMA_BarChart

Show ITWMA Bar Chart After The Data Is Imported ( See Graphic 1 Above )

Flash_AutoKey

Flash FooKeyBoard Active Destination Button and AutoKey Key

AutoKey

Auto Key Press FooKeyBoard ASCII Character Key Under Mouse Cursor After About ( 2 – 3 ) Seconds

MSG_Box

Show Message Box Dialog Windows

MSG_Log

Log Message Box Dialogs To AllStdOutLog

MSG_Digest [ Drop Down Box ]

( See Graphic 2 Below )
Message Digest Drop Down Box Containing The Available Message Digests For The Version Of OpenSSL
The MD setting is passed via the command line to openssl via the -md switch.
*Note : SHA256 is set as default For compatibility across openssl versions.
OpenSSL 1.0.2 and lower Utilises MD5 as the default message digest.
OpenSSL 1.1.0 and higher Utilises SHA256 as the default message digest.

Graphic 2 : MD

ITWMB_Data

Show ITWMB Data In The Text Window After The Data Is Imported

ITWMB_BarChart

Show ITWMB Bar Chart After The Data Is Imported ( See Graphic 1 Above )

ITWMB_Save_Dump

Save ITWMB Data In The Log Directory After The Data Has Been Imported

ITWMB_Summary

Show Binary Import Summary

ITWMB_KILL

Automatically KILL ITWMB Once ( ITWMB_Seek + ITWMB_Count ) Characters Have Been Read From The Binary File

Verbose

Displays All GUI Executed External Commands In FooCrypt-GUI Log File
[ Logs Home ]/[ YYYYMMDDHHMMSS ]_[ HOSTNAME ]_FooCrypt/[ YYYYMMDDHHMMSS ]_[ HOSTNAME ]_FooCrypt_[ PROCESS ID ].log
Applies [ -D | Display Debug Expect Output ] Switch To All FooCrypt Spawned Process From The GUI

FWT [ Drop Down Box ]

FIFO Wait Time In Milliseconds
( See Graphic 3 Below )
Range : 200 To 1000 In Increments of 50
*Default : 250
Depending On Your System Configuration And Performance, The Default Setting Of FWT May Need To Be Increased When TCL/TK Errors Highlighting FIFO Not Found Occur.

Graphic 3 : FWT

ITWMB_Seek

ITWMB_Seek : Press Enter After Updating

ITWMB_Count

ITWMB_Count : Press Enter After Updating

FooKey_LCS

FooKey Line Count Start : Press Enter After Updating

Scroll_Logs

Scroll Logs On OutPut

SD [ Drop Down Box ]

( See Graphic 3 Below )

Log Window Scroll_Delay ( Listing Is In Milliseconds )
Range
0 – 10 in increments of 1
10 – 1000 in increments of 10

Graphic 3 : SD

Max_Gen_Random

Maximum Number of Random Numbers To Generate Into The Random Data Memory Buffer : Press Enter After Updating

Test_Min_ARG-MAX

ARG_MAX Test Start Number : Press Enter After Updating

Text_Max_ARG_MAX

ARG_MAX Test End Number : Press Enter After Updating

FooKey_ARG_MAX

ARG_MAX Setting For Fookey Generation : Press Enter After Updating
ARG_MAX Setting For Standard File Encryption : Press Enter After Updating

Source Of Random Data DDB [ Drop Down Box ]

Select The Source Of Random Data
( See Graphic 4 Below )
/dev/random : Uses /dev/random from the operating system as the source of random data
/dev/urandom : Uses /dev/urandom from the operating system as the source of random data
/FooCrypt/Internal : Uses FooCrypt’s internal random data generator as the source of random data
/FooCrypt/Piper-OpenSSL-Rand : Use’s openssl rand as a random data generator as the source of random data
/FooCrypt/Piper-Any-Rand : Use’s ANY possible random data generator as the source of random data
Note : /dev/random is not available for use on the Linux version.
Example /FooCrypt/Piper Config :
Using OpenSSL’s random number engine [ openssl rand 99999999 ] with the output redirected to the /FooCrypt/Piper input source
Using the UNIX Command yes as the source of random data [ yes ] with the output redirected to the /FooCrypt/Piper input source
The possibilities are unlimited.
/FooCrypt/Piper-OpenSSL-Rand and /FooCrypt-Piper-Any-Rand can accept any random number generator that can conform to a standard POSIX named pipe [ fifo ] as an output destination which can be easily obtained via a simple standard out redirection to the fifo.
openssl rand 99999 > [ PATH TO FIFO ]

Graphic 4 : Select The Source Of Random Data

Default Cypher DDB [ Drop Down Box ]

Select The Default Cypher To Use
( See Graphic 5 Below )
DEFAULT : FooCrypt-aes256

Graphic 5 : Select The Default Cypher To Use

Set Master Password

Master Password : Press Enter After Updating
DEFAULT : FooCrypt
Master Password is re-initialised to the DEFAULT setting upon each invocation of FooCrypt.
Master Password is utilised as the base encryption / decryption password for FooCrypt to save / load FooKey’s
Master Password is utilised as the base encryption / decryption password for FooCrypt to save / load preference settings
Maximum length of ARG_MAX

Set Lock Password

Local Password is used on each invocation of FooCrypt to LOCK FooCrypt so no one else can access FooCrypt whilst your away from your computer
Sample color sequences are display in Graphic 6

Graphic 6 : Sample color ranges

Select Window Ridge Back Ground Color

Select FooKeyBoard | Cypher Key Control | Log Window | Back Ground Color

Select FooKeyBoard | Cypher Key Control | Log Window | Buttons Back Ground Color

Select Help and Message Text Back Ground Color

Select Help and Message Text Color

Select Cypher Key Control Text Back Ground Color

Select Cypher Key Control Text Color

Select Log Window Back Ground Text Color

Select Log Window Text Color

CC1 [ On | Off ]

Cycle Through Standard Colors 1 : C0 : C1 : C2

CC2 [ On | Off ]

Cycle Through Standard Colors 2 : C0 : C1 : C2

Select Image

Select an Image to display
Supported File Types [ BMP, JPG, JPEG, GIF, PCX, PNG, TGA , TIFF ]
The selected single frame image is loaded into FooCrypt and Displayed
The selected multi frame GIF image is loaded into FooCrypt, Displayed and Animated as per GIFFD timings

GIF Flash Delay

GIF Flash Delay
( See Graphic 7 )
Delay between the displaying of each frame of the GIF Image
Listing is in milliseconds
Range 25 – 10000 in increments of 25

Graphic 7 : GIF Flash Delay

Reset FooCrypt Preferences To Default

Resets FooCrypt Preferences To Default via Popup Box For The End User To Select A Default Preferences Settings / Schemes To Load.
( See Available Schemes & Graphic 8 Below )

Hide : Preferences Window

To hide the preferences window, select the window manager ‘x’ symbol

Menu Options

( See Graphic 11 Below )

Hide

Hide the Preferences Window

Show

Show the Preferences Window

Default

( See Graphic 8 Below )
Load Default Preferences Settings

Available Schemes

1000000000000,DefaultFooCryptPreferences
1000000000001,Color_Scheme_Black_Boarders
1000000000002,Color_Scheme_Blue_Boarders
1000000000003,Color_Scheme_Brown_Boarders
1000000000004,Color_Scheme_Cyan_Boarders
1000000000005,Color_Scheme_Green_Boarders
1000000000006,Color_Scheme_Magenta_Boarders
1000000000007,Color_Scheme_Orange_Boarders
1000000000008,Color_Scheme_Purple_Boarders
1000000000009,Color_Scheme_Red_Boarders
1000000000010,Color_Scheme_White_Boarders
1000000000011,Color_Scheme_Yellow_Boarders
1000000000012,Color_Scheme_TopSecretCypherKeyControlText
1000000000013,Color_Scheme_WhiteHat
1000000000014,Color_Scheme_BlackHat

Graphic 8 : Default

Delete

Delete the Saved Preferences Config File
[ FooHome ]/.FooCrypt_Preferences

Load

( See Graphic 9 Below )
Load A Saved Preferences Config from the Config File
[ FooHome ]/.FooCrypt_Preferences
Select the unix time stamped and description to load

Graphic 9 : Load

Save

( See Graphic 10 Below )
Save The Current Preferences Settings to the Config File
[ FooHome ]/.FooCrypt_Preferences
Enter a description to label the Preferences Config Settings

Graphic 10 : Save

Export

Export The Current Preferences Settings to a file

Import

Import Preferences Settings from a file

Graphic 11 : Menu Options