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// | |
// LOOCryptString.h | |
// | |
// Created by Marcin Swiderski on 6/8/12. | |
// Copyright (c) 2012 Marcin Swiderski. All rights reserved. | |
// | |
// This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied | |
// warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages | |
// arising from the use of this software. | |
// | |
// Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose, | |
// including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it | |
// freely, subject to the following restrictions: | |
// | |
// 1. The origin of this software must not be misrepresented; you must not | |
// claim that you wrote the original software. If you use this software | |
// in a product, an acknowledgment in the product documentation would be | |
// appreciated but is not required. | |
// 2. Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not be | |
// misrepresented as being the original software. | |
// 3. This notice may not be removed or altered from any source distribution. | |
// | |
// | |
// USAGE: To hide the string you just have to surround it with a macro like this: | |
// | |
// NSString *secret = LOO_CRYPT_STR_N("A7LZ14F88Y", 10); | |
// | |
// Remember to use C-sting, because NSString literals cannot be processed in compile time. | |
// | |
// IMPORTANT: Works with -Os (Fastest, Smallest) optimization level. | |
// __str - C-string. | |
// __n - Number of characters in string (without trailing \0 character). | |
#define LOO_CRYPT_STR_N(__str, __n) LOODecrypStrN((const unsigned char []){ LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_##__n(__str) }, __n + 1) | |
// This is not very good encryption macro. You should change it for something stronger probably. | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, __i) ((unsigned char)(__str[__i]) ^ 0xFF) | |
// This must match LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT. | |
NSString *LOODecrypStrN(const unsigned char encStr[], size_t n); | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_0(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 0) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_1(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_0(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 1) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_2(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_1(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 2) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_3(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_2(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 3) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_4(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_3(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 4) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_5(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_4(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 5) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_6(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_5(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 6) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_7(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_6(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 7) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_8(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_7(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 8) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_9(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_8(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 9) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_10(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_9(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 10) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_11(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_10(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 11) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_12(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_11(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 12) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_13(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_12(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 13) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_14(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_13(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 14) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_15(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_14(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 15) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_16(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_15(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 16) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_17(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_16(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 17) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_18(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_17(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 18) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_19(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_18(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 19) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_20(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_19(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 20) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_21(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_20(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 21) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_22(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_21(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 22) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_23(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_22(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 23) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_24(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_23(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 24) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_25(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_24(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 25) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_26(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_25(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 26) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_27(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_26(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 27) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_28(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_27(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 28) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_29(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_28(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 29) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_30(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_29(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 30) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_31(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_30(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 31) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_32(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_31(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 32) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_33(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_32(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 33) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_34(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_33(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 34) | |
#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_35(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_34(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, 35) | |
// Need more? Type (or better automatically generate) it yourself ;) |
// | |
// LOOCryptString.m | |
// | |
// Created by Marcin Swiderski on 6/8/12. | |
// Copyright (c) 2012 Marcin Swiderski. All rights reserved. | |
// | |
// This software is provided 'as-is', without any express or implied | |
// warranty. In no event will the authors be held liable for any damages | |
// arising from the use of this software. | |
// | |
// Permission is granted to anyone to use this software for any purpose, | |
// including commercial applications, and to alter it and redistribute it | |
// freely, subject to the following restrictions: | |
// | |
// 1. The origin of this software must not be misrepresented; you must not | |
// claim that you wrote the original software. If you use this software | |
// in a product, an acknowledgment in the product documentation would be | |
// appreciated but is not required. | |
// 2. Altered source versions must be plainly marked as such, and must not be | |
// misrepresented as being the original software. | |
// 3. This notice may not be removed or altered from any source distribution. | |
// | |
#import "LOOCryptString.h" | |
NSString *LOODecrypStrN(const unsigned char encStr[], size_t n) { | |
char *buf = [[NSMutableData dataWithLength:n] mutableBytes]; | |
for (NSInteger i = 0; i != n; ++i) { | |
buf[i] = encStr[i] ^ 0xFF; | |
} | |
return [NSString stringWithCString:buf encoding:NSASCIIStringEncoding]; | |
} |
Great!
I think the
char *buf = [[NSMutableData dataWithLength:n] mutableBytes];
should be
char *buf = [[NSMutableData dataWithLength:n + 1] mutableBytes];
I think this is broken, I just did a test project and added this to my main
NSString *secret = LOO_CRYPT_STR_N("MYSECRET", 8);
and when I run strings on my binary it's right at the top.
Never mind... I was doing debug build. Sorry, but I will add this. please add
#import <Foundation/Foundation.h>
#include "stdlib.h
to the .h file.
Hello, I am looking for a way to make sure that my clients are only communicating to my server through my macOS app. My idea is to use the code above to hide a large string and then POST
this to my server over https which also knows this large string. Is this a good way to do this or is it likely that the output of LOODecrypStrN
will be accessible when passed to an NSDictionary
at upload or another time?
for i in `seq 255` ; do echo "#define LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_${i}(__str) LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_TO_CHAR_`expr $i - 1`(__str), LOO_ENCRYPT_STR_CHAR_AT(__str, $i)" ; done
I think the problem is that there is a typo on line 37 at "_str".