How it works?

This is a simple code, where you have a "secret file" that you want to share with other people, but in a constantly atteckd web and security word by hackers and bad-intentioned people, you can "encrypt" your file using the inev.
Inev read the file, and parse the hexadecimal code of it, and search for the pattern in other file, then write where it is, but sometimes it can't find, so he writes the hexa down, but to avoid this you can use the strict flag, so if it didn't find, the code stops.

Ethics

Read the ETHICAL_LICENSE.md to see the Ethical License of inev, further questions should be adressed to the email lucasplaygaemes@gmail.com

How to use

COMPILE

With The Makefile

You can compile with the command:

make

And clean with:

make clean

With simple commands

You can compile using these commands:

gcc -o encoder encoder.c suffix_tree.c -lssl -lcrypto -Wall

gcc -o decoder decoder.c -lssl -lcrypto -Wall

Use of the encoder

Base syntax

./encoder [--strict] <secret_file> ...

Example (Normal Mode - recommended)

./encoder my_secret.txt /path/to/carriers/*

Strict mode example (Fails if do not find 100% matchs)

./encoder --strict my_secret.txt ...

Use of the decoder

./decoder -m map.txt -o secret_file.txt (or path to the carriers) /path/to/the/carriers/*

Advanced use of the bash

shopt -s globstar extglob

Recursive Exemple

./encoder secret.txt /home/user/docs/**

Exclusion Example:
./encoder secret.txt /home/user/docs/!(*.tmp|cache_dir)