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Ligma Machine

An Engima like encrypter made by me and a friend of mine named Happy Seaweed. At the moment, we don't have many features. The only feature that is worth noting is the ability to input a key to scramble your message. This key is 5 digits has a scrambling algorithm added for extra security. :)

Getting Started

To get started clone the project to your system via the clone button or git clone https://github.com/SirMello/Encypter.git Prerequisites

You will need a C++ compiler that is C++11 or later.

To install on Linux:

sudo apt get g++ 

On Mac, you need to get the Command Line Tools. (Install Xcode)

Installing

Start by going to your terminal for your computer

  1. Git clone this project to your system
git clone https://github.com/SirMello/Encypter.git
  1. Go to the source files directory
cd Encrypter/src
  1. Create the execuable file
g++ main.cpp keyGenerator.cpp arrayWrapping.cpp -o sample
  1. Run the execuable file
./sample

You should see some output similar to this:

Please choose an option: 
A) Encrypt 
B) Decrypt 

Built With

  • g++ - C++ compiler used(may vary on other systems)

Authors

  • Me - Developed the beta/eariler verison and worked on this verison - SirMello
  • Seaweed - Worded on this verison and created the algorithm for our Engima - HappySeaweed

License

WORK IN PROGESS

Acknowledgments

Credit to Arthur Scherbius for creating the real Engima machine

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