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@@ -11,11 +11,13 @@ OBJS = $(SOURCES:.c=.o)
$(TARGET): $(OBJS)
@mkdir -p build
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $(TARGET) $(OBJS) $(LIBS)
@rm -f $(OBJS)
# Static linking target
static: $(OBJS)
@mkdir -p build
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $(TARGET) $(OBJS) $(LIBS_STATIC)
@rm -f $(OBJS)
%.o: %.c
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -c $< -o $@

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# OTP Cipher - One Time Pad Implementation
## Introduction
A secure one-time pad (OTP) cipher implementation in C.
@@ -41,8 +40,6 @@ To address this problem, we can use Nostr to share among devices the place in th
One-time pads can be trivially encrypted and decrypted using pencil and paper, making them accessible even without electronic devices.
## Features
- **Perfect Security**: Implements true one-time pad encryption with information-theoretic security
@@ -57,106 +54,140 @@ One-time pads can be trivially encrypted and decrypted using pencil and paper, m
- **Cross-Platform**: Works on Linux and other UNIX-like systems
## Building
## Quick Start
### Download Pre-Built Binaries
**[Download Current Linux x86](https://git.laantungir.net/laantungir/otp/releases/download/v0.3.32/otp-v0.3.32-linux-x86_64)**
**[Download Current Raspberry Pi 64](https://git.laantungir.net/laantungir/otp/releases/download/v0.3.32/otp-v0.3.32-linux-arm64)**
After downloading:
```bash
# Make executable and rename for convenience
chmod +x otp-v0.3.32-linux-x86_64
mv otp-v0.3.32-linux-x86_64 otp
# Run it
./otp
```
### First Steps
1. **Generate your first pad:**
```bash
./otp generate 1GB
```
2. **Encrypt a message:**
```bash
./otp encrypt
# Follow the interactive prompts
```
3. **Decrypt a message:**
```bash
./otp decrypt
# Paste the encrypted message
```
## Building from Source
### Prerequisites
- GCC compiler
- Git (for version tracking)
- Make
### Build Commands
Use the included build script for automatic versioning:
```bash
# Standard build (default)
./build.sh build
# Static linking build
./build.sh static
# Clean build artifacts
./build.sh clean
# Generate version files only
./build.sh version
# Install to system
./build.sh install
# Remove from system
./build.sh uninstall
# Show usage
./build.sh help
make # Build for current architecture
make static # Static linking (standalone binary)
make clean # Clean build artifacts
make install # Install to /usr/local/bin/otp
make uninstall # Remove from system
```
### Traditional Make
You can also use make directly (without automatic versioning):
Output: `build/otp-$(ARCH)` (e.g., `build/otp-x86_64`)
After building, run with:
```bash
make # Standard build
make static # Static linking
make clean # Clean artifacts
make install # Install to /usr/local/bin/
make uninstall # Remove from system
./build/otp-x86_64
```
## Usage
The OTP Cipher operates in two modes:
**Interactive Mode**: Run without arguments to access a menu-driven interface. Best for exploring features, managing pads, and performing operations step-by-step with prompts and guidance.
**Command Line Mode**: Provide arguments to execute specific operations directly. Ideal for scripting, automation, and quick one-off tasks.
### Interactive Mode
Launch the menu-driven interface:
```bash
./otp
```
Navigate through menus to generate pads, encrypt/decrypt messages, manage pads, and configure settings.
### Command Line Mode
Execute operations directly with arguments:
```bash
# Generate a new pad
./otp generate 1GB
# Encrypt text (interactive input)
# Encrypt text (will prompt for input)
./otp encrypt <pad_hash_or_prefix>
# Decrypt message (interactive input)
# Decrypt message (will prompt for input)
./otp decrypt <pad_hash_or_prefix>
# List available pads
./otp list
```
## Version System Details
## Version System
### Centralized Version Management
Version is defined in a single location: `src/main.h`
```c
#define OTP_VERSION "v0.3.24"
```
All code references this constant, ensuring consistency across:
- Main menu display
- ASCII armor output
- Help/usage text
### Automatic Version Increment
Every build automatically increments the patch version:
- v0.1.0 → v0.1.1 → v0.1.2, etc.
- Creates git tags for each version
- Embeds detailed build information
The `build.sh` script automatically:
1. Increments patch version (v0.3.24 → v0.3.25)
2. Updates `OTP_VERSION` in `src/main.h`
3. Creates git commit and tag
4. Pushes to remote repository
### Manual Version Control
For major/minor releases, create tags manually:
```bash
# Feature release (minor bump)
git tag v0.2.0 # Next build: v0.2.1
git tag v0.4.0 # Next build: v0.4.1
# Breaking change (major bump)
# Breaking change (major bump)
git tag v1.0.0 # Next build: v1.0.1
```
### Version Information Available
- Version number (major.minor.patch)
- Git commit hash and branch
- Build date and time
- Full version display with metadata
### Generated Files
The build system automatically manages Git versioning by incrementing tags.
These files are excluded from git (.gitignore) and regenerated on each build.
## Security Features
- Uses `/dev/urandom` for cryptographically secure random number generation
@@ -166,28 +197,32 @@ These files are excluded from git (.gitignore) and regenerated on each build.
- State tracking to prevent pad reuse
- **Zero external crypto dependencies** - completely self-contained implementation
## File Structure
## Project Structure
```
otp/
├── build.sh # Build script with automatic versioning
├── Makefile # Traditional make build system
├── otp.c # Legacy compatibility and global definitions
├── README.md # This file
├── .gitignore # Git ignore rules
├── include/
│ └── otp.h # Public API header with all function prototypes
├── build.sh # Build script with automatic versioning
├── Makefile # Traditional make build system
├── README.md # This file
├── .gitignore # Git ignore rules
├── src/
│ ├── main.c # Main application entry point and command line handling
│ ├── ui.c # Interactive user interface and menu system
│ ├── state.c # Global state management (pads directory, terminal dimensions)
│ ├── crypto.c # Core cryptographic operations (XOR, ChaCha20)
│ ├── pads.c # Pad management and file operations
│ ├── entropy.c # Entropy collection from various sources
│ ├── trng.c # Hardware RNG device detection and entropy collection
── util.c # Utility functions and helpers
├── pads/ # OTP pad storage directory (created at runtime)
└── VERSION # Plain text version (generated)
│ ├── main.h # Main header with all prototypes and OTP_VERSION
│ ├── main.c # Application entry point and command line handling
│ ├── ui.c # Interactive user interface and menu system
│ ├── state.c # Global state management (pads directory, preferences)
│ ├── crypto.c # Core cryptographic operations (XOR, base64)
│ ├── pads.c # Pad management and file operations
│ ├── entropy.c # Entropy collection from various sources
── trng.c # Hardware RNG device detection and collection
│ ├── util.c # Utility functions and helpers
│ ├── nostr_chacha20.c # ChaCha20 implementation for entropy expansion
│ └── nostr_chacha20.h # ChaCha20 header
├── build/
│ ├── otp-x86_64 # Native x86_64 binary (created by build)
│ └── otp-arm64 # ARM64 binary (created by cross-compilation)
├── pads/ # OTP pad storage directory (created at runtime)
├── files/ # Encrypted file storage (created at runtime)
└── tests/ # Test scripts and utilities
```
## Architecture
@@ -197,13 +232,14 @@ The OTP cipher uses a modular architecture with clean separation of concerns:
- **main.c**: Application entry point, command line parsing, and mode selection
- **ui.c**: Interactive user interface, menus, and terminal management
- **state.c**: Global state management (pads directory, terminal dimensions, preferences)
- **crypto.c**: Core cryptographic operations (XOR encryption, ChaCha20 entropy mixing)
- **crypto.c**: Core cryptographic operations (XOR encryption, base64 encoding)
- **pads.c**: Pad file management, checksums, and state tracking
- **entropy.c**: Entropy collection from keyboard, dice, and other sources
- **entropy.c**: Entropy collection from keyboard, dice, files, and hardware RNG
- **trng.c**: Hardware RNG device detection and entropy collection from USB devices
- **util.c**: Utility functions, file operations, and helper routines
- **nostr_chacha20.c**: ChaCha20 stream cipher for entropy expansion
All modules share a common header (`include/otp.h`) that defines the public API and data structures.
All modules share a common header (`src/main.h`) that defines the public API, data structures, and version constant.
## Hardware RNG Device Support
@@ -405,9 +441,22 @@ No. ChkSum (first 16 chars) Size Used % Used
This project includes automatic versioning system based on the Generic Automatic Version Increment System.
## State Files
Pad state files (`.state`) use a human-readable text format:
```
offset=1234567890
```
This tracks how many bytes of each pad have been used. The format is:
- **Human-readable**: Can inspect with `cat checksum.state`
- **Backward compatible**: Automatically reads old binary format
- **Easy to debug**: Can manually edit if needed
## Contributing
When contributing:
1. The version will automatically increment on builds
2. For major features, consider manually creating minor version tags
3. Generated version files (`src/version.*`, `VERSION`) should not be committed
1. The version will automatically increment on builds via `build.sh`
2. Version is centralized in `src/main.h` as `OTP_VERSION`
3. For major features, manually create minor/major version tags
4. Build artifacts in `build/` and object files are auto-cleaned

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update_source_version() {
local NEW_VERSION="$1"
print_status "Updating version strings in source code..."
print_status "Updating version constant in source code..."
# Replace hardcoded version strings in src/otp.c with the current git tag
if [ -f "src/otp.c" ]; then
# Update main menu version
sed -i "s/OTP v[0-9]\+\.[0-9]\+\.[0-9]\+/OTP $NEW_VERSION/g" src/otp.c
# Update ASCII output version
sed -i "s/Version: v[0-9]\+\.[0-9]\+\.[0-9]\+/Version: $NEW_VERSION/g" src/otp.c
# Update usage/help text version
sed -i "s/Implementation v[0-9]\+\.[0-9]\+\.[0-9]\+/Implementation $NEW_VERSION/g" src/otp.c
print_success "Updated version strings in src/otp.c to $NEW_VERSION"
# Update OTP_VERSION constant in src/main.h
if [ -f "src/main.h" ]; then
sed -i "s/#define OTP_VERSION \"v[0-9]\+\.[0-9]\+\.[0-9]\+\"/#define OTP_VERSION \"$NEW_VERSION\"/g" src/main.h
print_success "Updated OTP_VERSION in src/main.h to $NEW_VERSION"
else
print_warning "src/otp.c not found - skipping version string updates"
print_warning "src/main.h not found - skipping version update"
fi
# Update README.md with direct download links
if [ -f "README.md" ]; then
print_status "Updating README.md with download links for $NEW_VERSION..."
# Create the new download section with direct download links
local NEW_DOWNLOAD_SECTION="### Download Pre-Built Binaries
**[Download Current Linux x86](https://git.laantungir.net/laantungir/otp/releases/download/${NEW_VERSION}/otp-${NEW_VERSION}-linux-x86_64)**
**[Download Current Raspberry Pi 64](https://git.laantungir.net/laantungir/otp/releases/download/${NEW_VERSION}/otp-${NEW_VERSION}-linux-arm64)**
After downloading:
\`\`\`bash
# Make executable and run
chmod +x otp-${NEW_VERSION}-linux-x86_64
./otp-${NEW_VERSION}-linux-x86_64
\`\`\`"
# Use awk to replace the section between "### Download Pre-Built Binaries" and "### First Steps"
awk -v new_section="$NEW_DOWNLOAD_SECTION" '
/^### Download Pre-Built Binaries/ {
print new_section
skip=1
next
}
/^### First Steps/ {
skip=0
}
!skip
' README.md > README.md.tmp && mv README.md.tmp README.md
print_success "Updated README.md with download links for $NEW_VERSION"
else
print_warning "README.md not found - skipping README update"
fi
}

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@@ -198,7 +198,7 @@ int generate_ascii_armor(const char* chksum, uint64_t offset, const unsigned cha
strcpy(*ascii_output, "-----BEGIN OTP MESSAGE-----\n");
char temp_line[256];
snprintf(temp_line, sizeof(temp_line), "Version: v0.3.16\n");
snprintf(temp_line, sizeof(temp_line), "Version: %s\n", OTP_VERSION);
strcat(*ascii_output, temp_line);
snprintf(temp_line, sizeof(temp_line), "Pad-ChkSum: %s\n", chksum);

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@@ -241,7 +241,7 @@ int command_line_mode(int argc, char* argv[]) {
}
void print_usage(const char* program_name) {
printf("OTP Cipher - One Time Pad Implementation v0.3.16\n");
printf("OTP Cipher - One Time Pad Implementation %s\n", OTP_VERSION);
printf("Built for testing entropy system\n");
printf("Usage:\n");
printf(" %s - Interactive mode\n", program_name);

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////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// OTP CIPHER - MAIN HEADER FILE
// One Time Pad Implementation v0.2.109
// One Time Pad Implementation
//
// This header file contains all function prototypes and type definitions
// for the OTP Cipher project
@@ -22,6 +22,9 @@
#include <string.h>
#include <ctype.h>
// Version - Updated automatically by build.sh
#define OTP_VERSION "v0.3.32"
// Constants
#define MAX_INPUT_SIZE 4096
#define MAX_LINE_LENGTH 1024

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@@ -120,7 +120,9 @@ int interactive_mode(void) {
void show_main_menu(void) {
printf("\n");
print_centered_header("Main Menu - OTP v0.3.16", 0);
char header[64];
snprintf(header, sizeof(header), "Main Menu - OTP %s", OTP_VERSION);
print_centered_header(header, 0);
printf("\n");
printf(" \033[4mT\033[0mext encrypt\n"); //TEXT ENCRYPT