Ocrypt0r

Simplifying

I decided to do away with hashing the key and salting the hash that gets used as the key for the encryption. I got to thinking and all an attacker would need to do is use 0-9 and a-z until it matched the numbers of the hash for what was used as the key. It also didn't really make sense to have it. So I decided to just remove it and make it simpler. 3 arguments now instead of 4, 2 for the encryption and 1 for what you want to encrypt.

The way it will work now can be found the the documentation.md file. The enc_key can be as unique as you want it to be now..instead of just numbers and lowercase a-z.

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New:
- pycryptodome also updated to 3.15.0 instead of 3.14. (this update fixes this issue)

oCrypt0r Patch:

- Fixed error message variables as they didn't match what was set. The error messages should be ok now.

Simplifying

I decided to do away with hashing the key and salting the hash that gets used as the key for the encryption. I got to thinking and all an attacker would need to do is use 0-9 and a-z until it matched the numbers of the hash for what was used as the key. It also didn't really make sense to have it. So I decided to just remove it and make it simpler. 3 arguments now instead of 4, 2 for the encryption and 1 for what you want to encrypt.

The way it will work now can be found the the documentation.md file. The enc_key can be as unique as you want it to be now..instead of just numbers and lowercase a-z.

Changed blake2b hash digest size from 16 to 64.

Updates
What has been updated as of | 3/02/22:

> - dir_encrypt() & dir_decrypt() will now ignore files with no data.
> - dir_decrypt() will ignore files without the extension .oCrypted.
> - file_encrypt() & file_decrypt() will both now throw/raise proper errors if the file they are encrypting/decrypting has/contains no data.

Patched:
- Patched dir_encrypt() & dir_decrypt(). They were stopping BEFORE getting to the subdirectories. "retun True" was not in the right spot and indented one to far.