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v1.0.0

18 Dec 20:19
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Encrl - 1.0.0

The 1.0.0 release is the alpha official release for the Encrl program. For more information check the README.md file

News of this version from 0.1.1

  • Encrypt and decrypt functions

Use of this version

You can compile the source code or use the encrl executable from this version. Then run:

./encrl -r reading-file -w writing-file

Where:

  • reading-file is the relative path to the file Encrl reads and encrypts.
  • writing-file is the relative path tto the file Encrl writes.

This version includes the following options:

name obligatory description
-r <file> yes The reading file route for Encrl
-w <file> yes The writing file route for Encrl
-c <cipher> no The cipher to use. See more
-d no Add this flag if you want to decrypt the file

v0.1.2

17 Dec 20:24
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Encrl - 0.1.2

The 0.1.2 release is **a small parche ** for the Encrl program. That removes the possibility of having more than 16 bytes per value in each codification.

Use of this version

You can compile the source code or use the encrl executable from this version. Then run:

./encrl -r reading-file -w writing-file

Where:

  • reading-file is the relative path to the file Encrl reads and encrypts.
  • writing-file is the relative path tto the file Encrl writes.

This version includes the following options:

name obligatory description
-r <file> yes The reading file route for Encrl
-w <file> yes The writing file route for Encrl
-c <cipher> no The cipher to use. See more

v0.1.1

16 Dec 16:59
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Encrl - 0.1.1

The 0.1.1 release is **a small parche ** for the Encrl program. This version solves a bug of 1.1 where each character was only replaced by the first byte of the ciphered value.

Use of this version

You can compile the source code or use the encrl executable from this version. Then run:

./encrl -r reading-file -w writing-file

Where:

  • reading-file is the relative path to the file Encrl reads and encrypts.
  • writing-file is the relative path tto the file Encrl writes.

This version includes the following options:

name obligatory description
-r <file> yes The reading file route for Encrl
-w <file> yes The writing file route for Encrl
-c <cipher> no The cipher to use. See more

v0.1

16 Dec 09:04
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Encrl - 0.1

The 0.1 release is the first official release for the Encrl program. For more information check the README.md file

News of this version:

  • Basic implementation of an encrypt software from the CLI
  • 2 Codifications created: caesar, binary.
  • The caesar chipher has ben set as the default

Use of this version

You can compile the source code or use the encrl executable from this version. Then run:

./encrl -r reading-file -w writing-file

Where:

  • reading-file is the relative path to the file Encrl reads and encrypts.
  • writing-file is the relative path tto the file Encrl writes.

This version includes the following options:

name obligatory description
-r <file> yes The reading file route for Encrl
-w <file> yes The writing file route for Encrl
-c <cipher> no The cipher to use. See more