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This header file presents my robust implementation of the ChaCha20-Poly1305 encryption algorithm, renowned for its security and efficiency. The code is organized into several namespaces and classes, each addressing different aspects of the cryptographic process.
Key Components:
- SHA-256 Implementation: The sha256 namespace includes functions for hashing data with SHA-256, featuring essential operations and the main hashing function.
- HMAC-SHA256: The hmac256 namespace implements HMAC using SHA-256, vital for ensuring data integrity and authenticity.
- PBKDF2-HMAC-SHA256: This function derives a secure key from a password, using a salt and specified iterations to enhance security against brute-force attacks.
- ChaCha20 Stream Cipher: The chacha20 namespace implements the ChaCha20 stream cipher, known for its speed and security, with functions for block processing and key generation.
- Poly1305 Message Authentication: The Poly1305 class generates message authentication codes to ensure data integrity during transmission.
- ChaCha20-Poly1305 AEAD: The ChaCha20Poly1305 class combines the ChaCha20 cipher and Poly1305 MAC for authenticated encryption with associated data (AEAD), providing methods for secure encryption and decryption.
Importance of Uncensored AI Access:
In software development, especially with cryptographic algorithms, access to uncensored AI is essential. It enables the exploration of attack vectors and the implementation of robust security measures, helping developers secure their code against potential threats.
This header file lays the groundwork for secure communication protocols, and the ability to analyze and enhance its security features through unrestricted AI can significantly bolster the resilience of my applications.
## Contributing
Pull requests welcome! Especially if you:
- Fix my "clever" hacks with actual solutions
- Catch edge cases my optimism didn't anticipate
- Add tests so future me doesn't cry
Pro tip: Include jokes in your commit messages. Laughter helps debug faster (citation needed).