ahfc
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Aarav Hyper Fortress Cipher (AHFC) - Powerful file encryption CLI with unbreakable logic.
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AHFC - Aarav HyperFortress Cipher 🔐
AHFC (Aarav HyperFortress Cipher) is a high-performance, multi-mode file encryption tool written in Node.js. Designed with security, flexibility, and user experience in mind, AHFC supports password-based encryption using Argon2, zlib compression, HMAC verification, and AES-GCM encryption (Beast mode). Perfect for CLI users who demand speed and strength.
Features
- 🔐 Multiple encryption modes:
Lite,Normal,Beast - 💥 AES-256-GCM in Beast mode with HMAC-SHA512
- 🧂 Argon2id key derivation with unique per-file salt
- 📦 zlib compression before encryption
- 📊 Live progress bar for large file operations
- 🧠 Secure password input with character masking
- 🧪 HMAC integrity check to detect tampering
- 🖥️ Beautiful, intuitive CLI interface
- ✅ Cross-platform (Windows, Linux, macOS)
Installation
npm install -g ahfcCLI-Based Usage
Encrypt a File
ahfc encrypt <input-file> <output-file> [--lite|--normal|--beast]Examples:
ahfc encrypt secret.txt secret.enc --normal
ahfc encrypt bigfile.zip archive.aes --beastIf no mode is specified, it defaults to --normal.
Decrypt a File
ahfc decrypt <input-file> <output-file>Example:
ahfc decrypt secret.enc secret.txtModule Usage (Programmatic API)
Please see MODULE_USAGE.md for detailed information.
Modes Explained
| Mode | Rounds | Min Password Length | Description | |--------|--------|---------------------|------------------------------| | Lite | 10 | 4 | Fast, lightweight encryption | | Normal | 64 | 16 | Balanced security & speed | | Beast | 128 | 24 | AES-GCM, HMAC-SHA512, secure |
Security Notes
- Always use strong, unique passwords, especially for Normal and Beast modes.
- Files are encrypted with a new salt and IV each time for maximum randomness.
- HMAC is used to prevent tampering and verify password correctness.
License
CC BY-NC 4.0 © Aarav Mehta - [email protected] Learn More
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Feel free to open issues or PRs. Suggestions and improvements are welcome!
