Encryptor is a lightweight, portable file encryption program. It is CLI based for ease of use and can be stored on a flash drive, external hard drive, or used as a standard file encryption tool on a user’s laptop.
The program designed to be used as a standalone CLI tool or integrated as an encryption module in other projects.
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CLI Mode
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| When the program is executed without the required parameters, it automatically displays the program title, copyright information, and usage instructions. This behavior helps guide users by clearly indicating the correct parameters needed to run the program properly. |
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| The user encrypts the files inside the files folder, which contains several screenshot images (.png), by running the program with the appropriate command line parameters. |
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The program encrypts the .png files and marks the encrypted outputs with a custom file extension (blurred here for privacy). Once encrypted, the image files can no longer be opened and must be decrypted using the same credential password to become usable again.
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| When the user checks the files again, they are confirmed to be securely encrypted. |
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| When checked via the GUI, the files are confirmed to be safely encrypted. |
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| The user now wants to restore her files so they can be read and used as normal .png files, by using the correct parameters and the same credential password. |
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| The program decrypts the encrypted files and removes the custom mark extension. The .png files are now usable again and can be opened and used like normal files. |
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| The encrypted files have been decrypted successfully, and the .png files are now back to their normal, usable state. |
Source Package Structure
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| This is a modular program that can run either as a reusable component for other projects or as a standalone, portable application. |
Distribution Ready Binary
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| There are two versions of the program available. The first version is designed specifically for Linux and runs exclusively on Linux systems. The second version is built for Windows and can be executed on Windows machines. |
