seigr-toolset-crypto 0.1.3

Post-classical cryptographic engine rejecting legacy symmetric/asymmetric paradigms

Seigr Toolset Crypto (STC)

Post-classical cryptographic engine with entropy-regenerative architecture

Overview

STC rejects traditional symmetric/asymmetric paradigms, avoiding XOR-based mixing, static keys, and classical block ciphers. Instead, it implements:

• Continuous Entropy Lattice (CEL) - Self-evolving entropy field regenerated from computational deltas
• Probabilistic Hashing Engine (PHE) - Multi-path hashing with CEL-driven path selection
• Contextual Key Emergence (CKE) - Ephemeral keys reconstructed from context intersections
• Data-State Folding (DSF) - Encryption via multidimensional tensor folding
• Polymorphic Cryptographic Flow (PCF) - Dynamic algorithmic morphing
• State Management - Deterministic reconstruction from compact persistence vectors

Architecture

core/
├── cel/    # Continuous Entropy Lattice
├── phe/    # Probabilistic Hashing Engine
├── cke/    # Contextual Key Emergence
├── dsf/    # Data-State Folding
├── pcf/    # Polymorphic Cryptographic Flow
└── state/  # State persistence and reconstruction

interfaces/
├── api/    # Programmatic interface
├── cli/    # Command-line tools
└── bindings/  # Future cross-language bindings

utils/      # Mathematical primitives
tests/      # Validation and integrity checks

Installation

From GitHub Release (Recommended)

Download the latest release from Releases:

# Install from wheel (recommended)
pip install seigr_toolset_crypto-0.1.0-py3-none-any.whl

# Or install from source tarball
pip install seigr_toolset_crypto-0.1.0.tar.gz

From Source (Development)

git clone https://github.com/Seigr-lab/SeigrToolsetCrypto.git
cd SeigrToolsetCrypto
pip install -e .

Usage

Basic API

from interfaces.api import stc_api

# Initialize STC context
context = stc_api.initialize(seed="your-seed-phrase")

# Encrypt data
encrypted, metadata = context.encrypt("sensitive information")

# Decrypt data
decrypted = context.decrypt(encrypted, metadata)

# Generate probabilistic hash
hash_result = context.hash("data to hash")

Quick API (One-liners)

from interfaces.api import stc_api

# Quick encrypt - returns encrypted data, metadata, and context
encrypted, metadata, context = stc_api.quick_encrypt("sensitive data", seed="your-seed")

# Quick decrypt - reconstructs context from metadata
decrypted = stc_api.quick_decrypt(encrypted, metadata, seed="your-seed")

Alternative: Using convenience functions

from interfaces.api import stc_api

context = stc_api.initialize(seed="your-seed-phrase")

# Encrypt using stc_api function
encrypted, metadata = stc_api.encrypt(data="sensitive information", context=context)

# Decrypt using stc_api function
decrypted = stc_api.decrypt(encrypted_data=encrypted, metadata=metadata, context=context)

# Hash using stc_api function
hash_result = stc_api.hash_data(data="data to hash", context=context)

Principles

1. No legacy cryptography - No XOR, no substitution-permutation networks, no block ciphers
2. No external randomness - All entropy from internal computation (timing deltas, state evolution)
3. Deterministic from seed - Same seed produces same initial state; state evolves with CEL dynamics
4. Context-sensitive polymorphism - Behavior adapts to operation chains
5. Ephemeral keys - Keys emerge and discard, never persist
6. Self-sovereign security - No cloud dependencies, no external services, full user control

Examples

See examples/ directory for practical demonstrations:

• password_manager/ - Secure credential storage with self-sovereign encryption
• config_encryption/ - Configuration file encryption with metadata persistence

Run examples:

cd examples/password_manager
python password_manager.py

cd examples/config_encryption
python config_example.py

Development Status

Alpha - Research-grade cryptographic engine under active development

License

ANTI-CAPITALIST SOFTWARE LICENSE (v 1.4) - See LICENSE file for details