FooCrypt, A Tale Of Cynical Cyclical Encryption
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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
C0
- Select Window Ridge Back Ground Color
C1
- Select FooKeyBoard | Cypher Key Control | Log Window | Back Ground Color
C2
- Select FooKeyBoard | Cypher Key Control | Log Window | Buttons Back Ground Color
C3
- Select Help and Message Text Back Ground Color
C4
- Select Help and Message Text Color
C5
- Select Cypher Key Control Text Back Ground Color
C6
- Select Cypher Key Control Text Color
C7
- Select Log Window Back Ground Text Color
C8
- 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