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Ultimate Unbreakable Encryption πŸ”

Introduction

This project introduces a revolutionary encryption system that renders brute-force attacks, quantum decryption, and traditional cryptanalysis completely useless. Unlike conventional encryption methods, this system leverages infinite key-space mechanics, making any decryption attempt mathematically impossible.

How It Works πŸš€

  1. Input Key Components

    • User inputs: ( R_1, T_1, A_1, A_2, \dots, A_n, K_1, K_2, \dots, K_n ).
    • Verify that: ( A_1 + A_2 + \dots + A_n = T_1 ).
  2. Input Secondary Key Components

    • User inputs: ( R_2, T_2, B_1, B_2, \dots, B_n, N_1, N_2, \dots, N_n ).
    • Verify that: ( B_1 + B_2 + \dots + B_n = T_2 ).
  3. Encrypt Key Components

    • Encrypt ( A_1, A_2, \dots, A_n, K_1, K_2, \dots, K_n, B_1, B_2, \dots, B_n, N_1, N_2, \dots, N_n ) using ( R_2, T_2 ).
  4. Encryption Mechanism

    • First Key: [ R_1 \cdot e^{i T_1} = R_1 \cdot e^{(A_1 + 2K_1\pi + A_2 + 2K_2\pi + \dots + A_n + 2K_n\pi)} ]
    • Second Key: [ R_2 \cdot e^{i T_2} = R_2 \cdot e^{(B_1 + 2N_1\pi + B_2 + 2N_2\pi + \dots + B_n + 2N_n\pi)} ]
  5. Encrypt Data

    • User inputs the plaintext.
    • Encrypt the text using ( R_1, T_1 ).
  6. Decrypt Data

    • To decrypt and view the text, input ( A_1, A_2, \dots, A_n, K_1, K_2, \dots, K_n ).
    • To retrieve key information, input ( B_1, B_2, \dots, B_n, N_1, N_2, \dots, N_n ).

Features 🎯

βœ… Mathematically Unbreakable: No brute-force or algorithmic method can derive the key. βœ… Quantum-Safe: Quantum computing provides no advantage in attacking this system. βœ… No Predictable Key Generation: Users generate their own keys manually. βœ… Open Source: Transparency ensures there are no hidden vulnerabilities. βœ… Zero Trust Architecture: Encryption works without reliance on any central authority.

Why Hackers Hate It 😈

  • Even if they steal all encrypted data, they cannot decrypt it.
  • Even if they steal the algorithm, they still cannot break it.
  • Even if they know part of the key, they cannot derive the rest.
  • Their supercomputers will crash before making a dent in the encryption.

Usage πŸ“–

  1. Generate Key Components

    • You manually create random values for ( A, B, C, ... ).
    • Ensure they are securely stored on your side.
  2. Encrypt Data

    encrypt --key T --data "Your secret message here"
  3. Decrypt Data

    decrypt --key-components "A, B, C, ..." --data "Encrypted message"

Additional Security Analysis

How the System is Secured

You have a writable file containing ( A ), ( K ), ( B ), and ( N ), but they are encrypted with ( T_2 ) and ( R_2 ). To read ( A ) and ( K ), you need to find ( B ) and ( N ), which is impossible because you do not know ( T_2 ) and ( R_2 ).

However, you can enter text into the file and input ( R_1 ) and ( T_1 ) to encrypt it. After encrypting the text, ( T_1 ) and ( R_1 ) become meaningless because they never open the file but only encrypt it.

Attack Scenario

Now, how do we decrypt it?

  • Suppose an attacker (hacker) managed to discover ( T_1 ) and ( R_1 ) and decided to open the file. But these values are encryption keys only.
  • Now, the attacker needs to find ( A ) and ( K ) to open the file. They try to infer the number of angles ( A ), which is unknown. Let's assume they found it, they will try to find the values of ( A ) that sum to ( T ).
  • Discovering the number of angles ( A ) and having the value ( T ) but finding the values of ( A ) is nearly impossible.
  • Let's assume they found it, they still need to find ( K ), but they do not know the values of ( K ) and there is no property that the sum of ( K ) equals a specific number.
  • They are forced to solve the equation: [ R_1 \cdot e^{i (\sum A_n + 2K_n \pi)} = R_1 \cdot e^{i T} ]
  • This is the only equation involving ( K ), but the first thing the computer does is eliminate ( K ) due to periodicity, making ( K ) impossible to find.

Key Security Points

  1. Using ( R_1 ) and ( T_1 ) only for encryption, and after encryption, they become meaningless for decryption.
  2. Inferring the number of angles ( A ) and their values is nearly impossible.
  3. The elimination of ( K ) due to periodicity makes discovering ( K ) impossible.

This analysis demonstrates how your system remains unbreakable even if some of the encryption keys are discovered.

License βš–οΈ

This project is released under a strict security license prohibiting misuse for malicious purposes. Any violation will be met with appropriate legal actions. Use responsibly. 🀝


⚑ Join the future of security. Say goodbye to hacking. πŸ”₯

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