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/*
** termCrypt.c
**
** Data encryption routines.
**
** Copyright © 1990-1995 by Olaf `Olsen' Barthel
** All Rights Reserved
*/
#include "termGlobal.h"
/* The width of the cell ring is defined here. A word of warning: never
* encrypt a file and forget the access password, since it will be
* extremely hard to break the code (with 30 cells there are 256^30
* possible values each cell may be initialized to which means that
* you could have to try more than 1.7e+72 combinations for each single
* password character before actually finding the matching password).
* See `Random sequence generation by cellular automata' by Steven
* Wolfram (Institute for Advanced Study; Advances in Applied
* Mathematics) for more information.
*/
#define CELL_WIDTH 32
/* The cell ring and the ring index pointers. */
STATIC UBYTE __far Cell[2][CELL_WIDTH],*Src,*Dst;
/* The pattern the cell ring will be filled with. The pattern
* may seem familiar: these are the first 32 digits of Pi.
*/
STATIC UBYTE Pi[32] = { 3,1,4,1,5,9,2,6,5,3,5,8,9,7,9,3,2,3,8,4,6,2,6,4,3,3,8,3,2,7,9,5 };
/* Automaton():
*
* A cellular automaton working on a ring of cells, producing
* random data in each single cell.
*/
STATIC UBYTE
Automaton(VOID)
{
register UBYTE *A = Src,
*B = Dst;
register WORD i;
/* Operate on the cell ring... */
for(i = 1 ; i < CELL_WIDTH - 1 ; i++)
B[i] = A[i - 1] ^ (A[i] | A[i + 1]);
/* Operate on first and last element. */
B[0] = A[CELL_WIDTH - 1] ^ (A[0] | A[1]);
B[CELL_WIDTH - 1] = A[CELL_WIDTH - 2] ^ (A[CELL_WIDTH - 1] | A[0]);
/* Swap cell rings. */
{
register UBYTE *Swap;
Swap = Src;
Src = Dst;
Dst = Swap;
}
/* Return contents of first cell. */
return(A[0]);
}
/* Encrypt(UBYTE *Source,UBYTE *Destination,UBYTE *Key):
*
* Encrypt data using cellular automaton as a random number generator.
*/
VOID __regargs
Encrypt(UBYTE *Source,WORD SourceLen,UBYTE *Destination,UBYTE *Key,WORD KeyLen)
{
register WORD i;
/* Set up cell ring index pointers. */
Src = Cell[0];
Dst = Cell[1];
if(KeyLen < 32)
memcpy(&Src[KeyLen],Pi,32 - KeyLen);
memcpy(Src,Key,KeyLen);
/* Encrypt the source data. */
for(i = 0 ; i < SourceLen ; i++)
*Destination++ = ((WORD)Source[i] + Automaton()) % 256;
}
/* Decrypt(UBYTE *Source,UBYTE *Destination,UBYTE *Key):
*
* Decrypt data using cellular automaton as a random number generator.
*/
VOID __regargs
Decrypt(UBYTE *Source,WORD SourceLen,UBYTE *Destination,UBYTE *Key,WORD KeyLen)
{
register WORD i,Code;
/* Set up cell ring index pointers. */
Src = Cell[0];
Dst = Cell[1];
if(KeyLen < 32)
memcpy(&Src[KeyLen],Pi,32 - KeyLen);
memcpy(Src,Key,KeyLen);
/* Decrypt the source data. */
for(i = 0 ; i < SourceLen ; i++)
{
if((Code = Source[i] - Automaton()) < 0)
Code += 256;
*Destination++ = Code;
}
}