taarhissian commited on
Commit
33a63dc
·
verified ·
1 Parent(s): 46ad142

Update app.py

Browse files
Files changed (1) hide show
  1. app.py +82 -59
app.py CHANGED
@@ -50,62 +50,85 @@ def decrypt_data(encrypted_data, key):
50
  return decrypted_data[:-padding_length]
51
 
52
  # Streamlit UI
53
- st.title("SentinelCryptography")
54
- st.subheader("Unbreakable Encryption for the Quantum Era")
55
-
56
- # Encryption Section
57
- st.header("🔒 Encrypt a Message")
58
- message = st.text_input("Enter Message:")
59
- seed = st.text_input("Enter Seed (Password):")
60
-
61
- if st.button("Encrypt"):
62
- if message and seed:
63
- key = generate_key(seed, 5)
64
- encrypted_message = encrypt_data(message.encode(), key)
65
- st.success(f"Encrypted Message (Base64): {base64.b64encode(encrypted_message).decode()}")
66
- else:
67
- st.error("Please enter both a message and a seed.")
68
-
69
- # Decryption Section
70
- st.header("🔓 Decrypt a Message")
71
- encrypted_message_input = st.text_input("Enter Encrypted Message (Base64):")
72
-
73
- if st.button("Decrypt"):
74
- if encrypted_message_input and seed:
75
- try:
76
- encrypted_message = base64.b64decode(encrypted_message_input)
77
- key = generate_key(seed, 5)
78
- decrypted_message = decrypt_data(encrypted_message, key)
79
- st.success(f"Decrypted Message: {decrypted_message.decode()}")
80
- except Exception as e:
81
- st.error("Decryption failed. Please check your input.")
82
- else:
83
- st.error("Please enter an encrypted message and the seed.")
84
-
85
- # Roadmap Section
86
- st.header("📍 SentinelCryptography Roadmap for 2025")
87
- roadmap = """
88
- 1. **Q1 2025:** Expand support for post-quantum cryptographic algorithms.
89
- 2. **Q2 2025:** Develop APIs for seamless integration into web and mobile apps.
90
- 3. **Q3 2025:** Introduce community challenges to enhance security testing.
91
- 4. **Q4 2025:** Launch a dedicated SentinelCryptography platform with advanced analytics.
92
- """
93
- st.markdown(roadmap)
94
- st.image("https://via.placeholder.com/800x400.png?text=SentinelCryptography+2025+Roadmap") # Replace with actual infographic link
95
-
96
- # Donation Section
97
- st.header("💖 Support SentinelCryptography")
98
- st.markdown(
99
- """
100
- Your donations help us streamline development and bring this open-source project to new heights.
101
-
102
- **Donate in Tether (USDT-ERC20):**
103
- - Wallet Address: `0xD5255523b1A6a144D9d034c70735b2dB729B49f0`
104
-
105
- Every contribution empowers us to create a safer, more connected world as we evolve with AI.
106
- """
107
- )
108
- # Closing Statement
109
- st.info(
110
- "SentinelCryptography is open source. Together, we can secure the future in the quantum era. Join us in this mission!"
111
- )
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
50
  return decrypted_data[:-padding_length]
51
 
52
  # Streamlit UI
53
+
54
+ import streamlit as st
55
+
56
+ # --- Hero Section ---
57
+ st.title("🛡 SentinelCryptography")
58
+ st.subheader("A Quantum-Ready Encryption Guardian")
59
+ st.write("""
60
+ Not just another online AES tool. SentinelCryptography is designed as a living sentinel —
61
+ built for today’s digital security, aware of tomorrow’s quantum threats.
62
+ """)
63
+
64
+ # --- Encryption / Decryption Tool Placeholder ---
65
+ st.markdown("---")
66
+ st.header("🔑 Try it Out")
67
+ st.write("Encrypt or decrypt your message with AES-256-CBC and our custom key derivation.")
68
+ # (Insert your encrypt/decrypt input/output code here)
69
+
70
+ # --- Knowledge Section ---
71
+ st.markdown("---")
72
+ st.header("📜 The Legacy of Encryption")
73
+
74
+ st.write("""
75
+ Encryption has evolved across human history:
76
+ - **Ancient Era** — Substitution ciphers like Caesar’s shift cipher.
77
+ - **Mechanical Age** — Enigma machines and rotor-based systems in WWII.
78
+ - **Modern Cryptography** — DES (broken by brute force), then AES chosen as the global standard.
79
+ """)
80
+
81
+ st.write("""
82
+ But while AES became the backbone of secure communication, many **online tools** that claim to
83
+ offer AES encryption are built on outdated or weakened foundations.
84
+ """)
85
+
86
+ # --- Weaknesses of Traditional Engines ---
87
+ st.markdown("---")
88
+ st.header("⚠️ Weaknesses of Traditional Online Engines")
89
+
90
+ st.markdown("""
91
+ - **AES-128 vs AES-256**
92
+ AES-128 is mathematically strong today, but quantum algorithms (Grover’s) could cut its strength in half.
93
+ AES-256 is far more resilient against this pressure.
94
+
95
+ - **SHA-1 HMAC**
96
+ Many tools use HMAC with SHA-1, which has been broken since 2017 (Google’s SHAttered attack).
97
+ Even in HMAC, SHA-1 is considered unsafe for the future.
98
+
99
+ - **CBC Mode Done Wrong**
100
+ CBC requires a fresh random IV for each message. Many online engines ignore this, leaking patterns.
101
+
102
+ - **No Key Derivation**
103
+ User passwords are often treated directly as AES keys, making brute-force far easier.
104
+ Sentinel uses a **custom Key Derivation Function (KDF)** for stronger defense.
105
+
106
+ - **No Quantum Awareness**
107
+ Traditional engines assume the world will remain pre-quantum. Sentinel does not.
108
+ """)
109
+
110
+ # --- Sentinel Difference ---
111
+ st.markdown("---")
112
+ st.header("🌐 The Sentinel Difference")
113
+
114
+ st.markdown("""
115
+ - **AES-256-CBC + Custom KDF** — stronger, adaptive protection.
116
+ - **Quantum-Resilient Design** — prepared for the next era of attacks.
117
+ - **Transparent & Open Source** — no black box, open to community audit.
118
+ - **Educational by Design** — teaching as much as it protects.
119
+
120
+ In short: where others offer a **lock**, Sentinel offers a **living shield**.
121
+ """)
122
+
123
+ # --- Future Roadmap ---
124
+ st.markdown("---")
125
+ st.header("🚀 Roadmap Ahead")
126
+
127
+ st.write("""
128
+ - Mobile and browser extension versions.
129
+ - File encryption and integration with decentralized storage.
130
+ - Visual encryption flow diagrams for education.
131
+ - Hackathons and community feature-building.
132
+ """)
133
+
134
+ st.success("✨ SentinelCryptography — Built not just to encrypt, but to guard, teach, and endure.")