Welcome to the documentation page of streamdice

A stream cipher developed by Andrew Garcia based on catalogued shuffled keyboards.

A cipher is an encryption algorithm and thus, can be applied to program development in any language. Originally developed in Python and optimized to C++ as streamdice. The JavaScript implementation streamdiceJS was written to integrate to websites as an interactive application.

Read the white paper: Dynamic Shuffled Keyboard Stream Cipher for Encryption

Check out the Usage section for further information, including how to streamdice.py the project. For some quick examples / templates, check out the next section.

Contents

• Usage
  • streamdice.py
  • streamdice (“streamdice++”)
    • Usage
      • Silent Keys (with app.sh)
      • Explicit Keys (with direct ./streamdice)
    • Details
    • Usage password/generator.cpp
    • Installation Quick Start
      • Installing Boost
      • Building StreamDice
  • streamdiceJS
    • Usage
      • web-ready
      • Local computer
• API Reference

Whitepaper

• Dynamic Shuffled Keyboard Stream Cipher for Encryption
  • Abstract
  • Introduction
  • Related Work
  • Method
    • Unwarped Map Creation
    • Map Warping
    • Character Encryption and Decryption Process
  • Security Analysis
  • Conclusion