nyxcrypta 1.4.1

Cryptography tool based on RSA and AES

NyxCrypta

A Python cryptography library combining RSA asymmetric encryption and AES symmetric encryption for efficient and secure data protection.

📑 Table of Contents

• Features
• Security Levels
• Installation
• Usage
  • Key Generation
  • Key Format Conversion
  • File Encryption/Decryption
  • Data Encryption/Decryption
• Security Features
• Testing
• Key Format Support
• Python Example
• Dependencies
• Internal Architecture
• FAQ
• Security Considerations
• Development Status
• Contributing
• Bug Reports
• License
• Authors

Features

• 🔐 RSA key pair generation with multiple security levels
• 📄 Multiple key formats support (PEM, DER, SSH)
• 🔒 File encryption and decryption
• 💾 Raw data encryption and decryption
• 🛡️ Strong encryption using RSA + AES hybrid approach
• 🔄 Key format conversion utilities

Security Levels

Security Level	RSA Key Size	Recommended Use
Standard	2048-bit	General purpose encryption
High	3072-bit	Sensitive data protection
Paranoid	4096-bit	Maximum security requirements

Installation

From PyPI

pip install nyxcrypta

From Source

git clone https://github.com/Division-of-Cyber-Anarchy/NyxCrypta.git
cd NyxCrypta
pip install -e .

Usage

Key Generation

# Generate PEM format key pair
nyxcrypta keygen -o ./keys -p "your_strong_password" -f PEM

# Generate DER format key pair
nyxcrypta keygen -o ./keys -p "your_strong_password" -f DER

# Generate SSH format public key
nyxcrypta keygen -o ./keys -p "your_strong_password" -f SSH

Key Format Conversion

# Convert PEM to DER
nyxcrypta convert -i ./keys/public_key.pem -o ./keys/key.der --from-format PEM --to-format DER

# Convert DER to SSH (public key only)
nyxcrypta convert -i ./keys/public_key.der -o ./keys/key.ssh --from-format DER --to-format SSH --public

File Encryption/Decryption

# Encrypt a file
nyxcrypta encrypt -i file.txt -o file.nyx -k ./keys/public_key.pem

# Decrypt a file
nyxcrypta decrypt -i file.nyx -o file.txt -k ./keys/private_key.pem -p "your_password"

Data Encryption/Decryption

# Encrypt raw data
nyxcrypta encryptdata -d "My secret data" -k ./keys/public_key.pem

# Decrypt raw data
nyxcrypta decryptdata -d "encrypted_hex_string" -k ./keys/private_key.pem -p "your_password"

Security Features

Feature	Description
Hybrid Encryption	RSA for key exchange, AES for data encryption
Key Derivation	Argon2 for secure password-based key generation
Random Generation	Secure random number generation using OS entropy
Multi-level Security	Support for different RSA key sizes
Private Key Protection	Encrypted storage of private keys

Testing

Run the comprehensive test suite:

nyxcrypta test

Key Format Support

Public Keys

• PEM format (.pem)
• DER format (.der)
• OpenSSH format (.ssh)
• JSON format (.json)

Private Keys

• PEM format (.pem)
• DER format (.der)
• JSON format (.json)

Python Example

from nyxcrypta import NyxCrypta, SecurityLevel, KeyFormat

# Initialize NyxCrypta
nx = NyxCrypta()  # Uses STANDARD security level by default

# Generate key pair
nx.save_keys("./keys", "your_password", KeyFormat.PEM)

# Encrypt a file
nx.encrypt_file("secret.txt", "secret.nyx", "./keys/public_key.pem")

# Decrypt a file
nx.decrypt_file("secret.nyx", "decrypted.txt", "./keys/private_key.pem", "your_password")

# Encrypt and decrypt data
message = b"Hello, World!"
encrypted = nx.encrypt_data(message, "./keys/public_key.pem")
decrypted = nx.decrypt_data(bytes.fromhex(encrypted), "./keys/private_key.pem", "your_password")
print(decrypted.decode())  # Prints: Hello, World!

# Using higher security level
nx_secure = NyxCrypta(SecurityLevel.PARANOID)
nx_secure.save_keys("./secure_keys", "your_password", KeyFormat.PEM)

# Key format conversion
from nyxcrypta import KeyConverter

# Convert public key from PEM to SSH format
with open("./keys/public_key.pem", "rb") as f:
    pem_data = f.read()
ssh_key = KeyConverter.convert_public_key(pem_data, KeyFormat.PEM, KeyFormat.SSH)
with open("./keys/public_key.ssh", "wb") as f:
    f.write(ssh_key)

# Convert private key from PEM to DER format
with open("./keys/private_key.pem", "rb") as f:
    pem_data = f.read()
der_key = KeyConverter.convert_private_key(
    pem_data,
    KeyFormat.PEM,
    KeyFormat.DER,
    "your_password".encode()
)
with open("./keys/private_key.der", "wb") as f:
    f.write(der_key)

Dependencies

Package	Version	Purpose
cryptography	>=41.0.5	Core cryptographic operations
argon2-cffi	>=20.1.0	Password hashing and key derivation
cffi	>=1.17.1	C interface for cryptographic operations
tqdm	>=4.67	Progress bars for operations

Internal Architecture

Core Components

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  layout: fixed
  theme: neo-dark
  look: handDrawn
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graph LR
    A[Hybrid Encryption]
    B[Strong Key Derivation]
    C[Secure Random Number Generation]
    D[Multiple Security Levels]
    E[Encrypted Private Key Storage]

    subgraph "Core Components"
        A -->|Uses| F(RSA for Key Exchange)
        A -->|Uses| G(AES for Data Encryption)
        B -->|Based on| H(Argon2 Algorithm)
        C -->|Provided by| I(Cryptography Library)
        D -->|2048-bit, 3072-bit, 4096-bit| J(RSA Key Sizes)
        E -->|Secured by| B
        E -->|Formats| K(PEM, DER)
    end

    CLI -->|Triggers| A
    CLI -->|Triggers| E
    Utils -->|Supports| B
    Utils -->|Supports| C

Module Structure

1. Core Functions (core/)

   • crypto.py: Encryption/decryption logic
   • security.py: Key derivation and storage
   • utils.py: Utility functions
   • compatibility.py: Format compatibility

2. CLI Interface (cli/)

   • commands.py: Command definitions
   • parser.py: Input parsing

3. Testing (test_runner.py)

   • Automated testing suite
   • Performance metrics

FAQ

What is hybrid encryption?

NyxCrypta uses RSA for secure key exchange and AES for efficient data encryption, combining the strengths of both approaches.

Why use Argon2?

Argon2 provides strong protection against brute-force attacks and is computationally expensive by design.

How secure is the random number generation?

We use os.urandom and the cryptography library's secure random number generators.

What security level should I choose?

• Standard (2048-bit): General use
• High (3072-bit): Sensitive data
• Paranoid (4096-bit): Maximum security

How are private keys protected?

Private keys are encrypted using Argon2-derived keys and stored in encrypted PEM or DER format.

Security Considerations

• Use strong passwords for private keys
• Keep private keys secure
• Choose appropriate security levels
• Update encryption keys regularly
• Verify file integrity

Development Status

Current status: Active Development

• API may change
• Some experimental features
• Ongoing security audits

Contributing

1. Fork the repository
2. Create feature branch (git checkout -b feature/amazing-feature)
3. Commit changes (git commit -m 'Add feature')
4. Push to branch (git push origin feature/amazing-feature)
5. Open Pull Request

Bug Reports and Feature Requests

Use the GitHub issue tracker

License

MIT License - see LICENSE file

Authors

Division of Cyber Anarchy (DCA)

• Malic1tus
• Calypt0sis
• NyxCrypta
• ViraL0x

Contact

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GitHub

https://github.com/Division-of-Cyber-Anarchy/

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