Β«Guarded by Bastet, forged in entropy.Β»
The PIM modifies the number of cryptographic iterations. Using a wrong PIM will generate a completely different cipher. Range: 1 to 32 digits.
Adds exactly this number of characters to the final cipher (0β9999). Deterministic: same value β same extension. 0 = original behavior unchanged.
β Please enter a secret phrase and a valid PIM.
powercfg /h offsudo pmset -a hibernatemode 0resume= line from GRUB and disable the swap partition from hibernation.
sudo swapoff -a (temporary) or remove swap lines from /etc/fstab.
Eraser (algoritmo Gutmann 35 passate o DoD 5220.22-M)rm -P file or Permanent Erasershred -vuz -n 35 file (Gutmann) or wipe, alternatively with peazipΒ«The Eternal Guardian of your Sacred Words β Forged in entropy, sealed by timeΒ»
Imagine wanting to transform a phrase only you know β like "My cat sleeps on the rooftop" β into an impossible-to-guess password, extremely long, full of symbols, uppercase and lowercase letters, numbers. Not just any password: always the exact same password, every time you enter the same phrase. As if the universe remembered your choice forever.
That is exactly what BastetCipher does. Your secret phrase is ground through a chain of military-grade cryptographic algorithms β the same ones used by banks and governments β mixed with your personal number called PIM, transformed, twisted, reversed and re-derived hundreds of thousands of times. The result is a cipher so long and complex that no computer in the world, not even the most powerful, could ever guess it in a human lifetime.
The most brilliant thing? It saves nothing anywhere. No database, no cloud, no internet transmissions. Everything happens only in your browser, on your device, in total silence. Even if someone stole this file, they would not find your passwords. Only you will, with your phrase and your PIM.
The Entropic Amplifier adds an extra layer: by entering a number from 0 to 9999, the cipher extends by exactly that many characters β generated deterministically and cryptographically bound to all your inputs. The longer the cipher, the more infinite its security.