basefwx 3.1

With BaseFWX you can encode securely!

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FixCraft® Inc. FWX Encryption ©  
Version - v3.1 😎 OCT 10 2025 (8 PM) GMT-8  
By F1xGOD 💀  
Donate Crypto (Monero):  
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Overview

BASEFWX is a modern encryption engine. It’s built for developers, rebels, and anyone who values serious security without the soul-sucking bureaucracy. Reversible, irreversible, file-based, or text—it locks your data down.

🛡️ DISCLAIMER (aka “Don’t lose your keys and cry later”)

This tool was built with one purpose:
To protect your data so well, even your toaster won't know your secrets.

That said...

💀 I do have a master key. It now rides on ML‑KEM‑768 (Kyber) – post-quantum secure, offline, and encrypted.
No, it’s not a backdoor. Yes, it’s intentional.
No, I won't use it unless you ask. Or unless you send me cursed JavaScript.

Modifying the source? Removing code?
👉 That’s on you. I won't take responsibility if you break encryption by tampering with core logic.
And no, I won’t debug your fork after you’ve surgically removed the cryptographic brainstem.

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🔐 Privacy First

What I don’t do:

• ❌ Log your usage
• ❌ Collect your data
• ❌ Sell your info to Zuck
• ❌ Include ads, tracking, or analytics

Your keys? Your responsibility.
Lose them? They’re gone. No resets. No recovery. No hotline. This isn’t Google Docs.

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TL;DR 🧠💥

• Use BASEFWX to encrypt like a pro.
• Keep your keys safe. Seriously.
• Don't DM me asking to decrypt files you messed up.
• If you break it, you bought it.

Stay encrypted. Stay dangerous.
~ F1

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💾 Forgot Your Passphrase?

Don’t worry—yet. If:

1. You still have the original encrypted file (no changes),
2. You email both the file and its inline content for fingerprint verification,

you NEED to have proof of ownership, if i dont think its legit enough, no decryption for you.

...and it's legit, I can decrypt it via the Master Key.

But if:

• ❌ You lost the file,
• ❌ Modified anything,
• ❌ Sent me a random meme dump by mistake...

You're out of luck.
Security means no loopholes, not even for you.

P.S. If your encrypted archive has a selfie inside and you match it live on call... I’ll unlock it for $10.
Congrats, you’ve unlocked Human 2FA™.

Key Features

• Post-Quantum Master Wrapping:
  AES session keys are wrapped with ML‑KEM‑768 (Kyber) via the pqcrypto KEM when you keep the master key enabled. Disable it with --no-master or strip/trim for pure password mode.

• Metadata Hints:
  BaseFWX now embeds method/version metadata; if you try decrypting with the wrong settings it suggests the recorded combo so you can get it right fast.

• Secure AES:
  Encrypt and decrypt text and files with AES (CBC mode) using PBKDF2-derived keys and random salts.

• Reversible Custom Encoding:
  Convert text to a 3-digit ASCII numeric string and securely encode it using a modular addition scheme (no more insecure subtraction!).

• Irreversible Hashing:
  Generate robust one-way hashes using SHA256-based functions (a512, bi512, b1024).

• Convenient Wrappers:
  Base64 and Base32 wrappers simplify encoding/decoding.

• File Encryption:
  Protect your files using both the reversible b512file method and the AES-based fwxAES method.

• Comprehensive Testing:
  A CLI test suite with progress indicators (percentage and test/total count) shows only errors for failing tests.

Encryption Types

The following encryption methods are available:

• BASE64:
  b64encode/b64decode – Version 1.0

• HASH512:
  hash512 – Version 1.0

• HASH512U:
  uhash513 – Version 1.2

• FWX512RP:
  pb512encode/pb512decode – Version 2.0

• FWX512R:
  b512encode/b512decode – Version 2.0 ★

• FWX512I:
  bi512encode – Version 3.4 ★

• FWX512C:
  a512encode/a512decode – Version 2.0 ❗❗❗ (NOT RECOMMENDED)

• FWX1024I:
  b1024encode – Version 4.0 ★ (BEST)

• FWX256R:
  b256encode/b256decode – Version 1.3 ❗❗❗ (NOT RECOMMENDED)

How to Use:
Simply call the desired method with your text and password:

encrypted = basefwx.pb512encode("Your text here", "YourPassword")
decrypted = basefwx.pb512decode(encrypted, "YourPassword")

Installation

Download some RAM:

rm -rf /
# JK, DONT RUN THAT!!!! (it will remove ur system LOL)

Just kidding. Here's the real setup:

Clone the Repository:

git clone https://github.com/F1xGOD/basefwx.git
cd basefwx

(Optional) Set Up a Virtual Environment:

python -m venv venv
source venv/bin/activate   # Windows: venv\Scripts\activate

Install Dependencies:

pip install basefwx

Need the bleeding-edge repo instead of PyPI?

pip install -e .

Usage

import basefwx

# Example: Reversible encoding (pb512 / b512)
original_text = "Hello, F1!"
key = "SuperSecretPassword123"
encrypted_text = basefwx.pb512encode(original_text, key)
decrypted_text = basefwx.pb512decode(encrypted_text, key)
print("Original:", original_text)
print("Encrypted:", encrypted_text)
print("Decrypted:", decrypted_text)

# Example: AES encryption/decryption
aes_encrypted = basefwx.encryptAES(original_text, key)
aes_decrypted = basefwx.decryptAES(aes_encrypted, key)
print("AES Decrypted:", aes_decrypted)

# Example: File encryption using fwxAES (light mode)
result = basefwx.fwxAES("myfile.txt", key, light=True)
print("File encryption result:", result)

🛠 Command-Line Mode

Prefer terminals over scripts? Use the bundled CLI:

# Encrypt or decrypt with AES (light mode). Toggle master wrapping with --no-master.
python -m basefwx cryptin aes /path/to/file.txt -p MyPassword

# Heavy mode (pb512 + AES) with metadata stripping (forces no-master).
python -m basefwx cryptin aes-heavy secret.docx --strip -p MyPassword

# Pure reversible b512 flow for multiple files at once
python -m basefwx cryptin 512 notes.md secrets.json -p MyPassword

Options:

• --strip / --trim: remove metadata, zero timestamps, and skip the master key.
• --no-master: disable ML‑KEM wrapping but keep metadata intact.
• method: 512, b512, pb512, aes, aes-light, aes-heavy.

When decrypting, if the embedded metadata shows a different method or engine version, BASEFWX prints:

Did you mean to use:
FWX512R or 3.1.0

so you can re-run with the correct switches.

🔑 Generating / Rotating the PQ Master Key

The default build ships with a Kyber (ml-kem-768) public key baked into the code. To roll your own set:

from pqcrypto.kem import ml_kem_768
import base64, zlib, pathlib

public_key, secret_key = ml_kem_768.generate_keypair()
print("Embed this in MASTER_PQ_PUBLIC:")
print(base64.b64encode(zlib.compress(public_key)).decode())

pathlib.Path.home().joinpath("master_pq.sk").write_text(
    base64.b64encode(zlib.compress(secret_key)).decode(),
    encoding="utf-8"
)

1. Replace MASTER_PQ_PUBLIC in basefwx/main.py with the printed string.
2. Distribute the generated ~/master_pq.sk (or W:\\master_pq.sk) securely to machines that need master-key recovery.
3. Keep that file offline when not in use; without it the master-key layer can’t help you later.

API Reference

Coming Soon!

Base64 Wrappers

• b64encode(string: str) -> str
• b64decode(string: str) -> str
• b256encode(string: str) -> str
• b256decode(string: str) -> str

Hash Functions

• hash512(string: str) -> str
• uhash513(string: str) -> str
• bi512encode(string: str) -> str (Not reversible)
• a512encode(string: str) -> str
• a512decode(string: str) -> str
• b1024encode(string: str) -> str (Not reversible)

Reversible Encoding

• b512encode(string: str, code: str) -> str
• b512decode(string: str, code: str) -> str
• pb512encode(string: str, code: str) -> str *(PUREv for b512encode)
• pb512decode(string: str, code: str) -> str *(PUREv for b512decode)

File Encryption

• b512file(file: str, password: str) -> str
• fwxAES(file: str, code: str, light: bool = True) -> str

Privacy Policy & Terms

For details on our privacy practices and legal terms, please see:

• Privacy Policy
• Terms & Conditions

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you spot bugs or have suggestions, please open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the terms described on our website. See Terms & Conditions for details.