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/* File PC1COD.c */
/* written in Borland Turbo C 2.0 on PC */
/* PC1 Cipher Algorithm ( Pukall Cipher 1 ) */
/* By Alexander PUKALL 1991 */
/* free code no restriction to use */
/* please include the name of the Author in the final software */
/* the Key is 256 bits */
/* Tested with Turbo C 2.0 for DOS and Microsoft Visual C++ 5.0 for Win 32 */
/* Note that PC1COD256.c is the encryption routine */
/* PC1DEC256.c is the decryption routine */
/* Only the K zone change in the two routines */
/* You can create a single routine with the two parts in it */
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
unsigned short ax, bx, cx, dx, si, tmp, x1a2, x1a0[16], res, i,
inter, cfc, cfd, compte;
unsigned char cle[32]; /* les variables sont definies de facon
* globale */
unsigned char buff[32];
short c;
int c1, count;
short d, e;
FILE * in;
int code();
assemble()
{
x1a0[0] = (cle[0] * 256) + cle[1];
code();
inter = res;
x1a0[1] = x1a0[0] ^ ((cle[2] * 256) + cle[3]);
code();
inter = inter ^ res;
x1a0[2] = x1a0[1] ^ ((cle[4] * 256) + cle[5]);
code();
inter = inter ^ res;
x1a0[3] = x1a0[2] ^ ((cle[6] * 256) + cle[7]);
code();
inter = inter ^ res;
x1a0[4] = x1a0[3] ^ ((cle[8] * 256) + cle[9]);
code();
inter = inter ^ res;
x1a0[5] = x1a0[4] ^ ((cle[10] * 256) + cle[11]);
code();
inter = inter ^ res;
x1a0[6] = x1a0[5] ^ ((cle[12] * 256) + cle[13]);
code();
inter = inter ^ res;
x1a0[7] = x1a0[6] ^ ((cle[14] * 256) + cle[15]);
code();
inter = inter ^ res;
x1a0[8] = x1a0[7] ^ ((cle[16] * 256) + cle[17]);
code();
inter = inter ^ res;
x1a0[9] = x1a0[8] ^ ((cle[18] * 256) + cle[19]);
code();
inter = inter ^ res;
x1a0[10] = x1a0[9] ^ ((cle[20] * 256) + cle[21]);
code();
inter = inter ^ res;
x1a0[11] = x1a0[10] ^ ((cle[22] * 256) + cle[23]);
code();
inter = inter ^ res;
x1a0[12] = x1a0[11] ^ ((cle[24] * 256) + cle[25]);
code();
inter = inter ^ res;
x1a0[13] = x1a0[12] ^ ((cle[26] * 256) + cle[27]);
code();
inter = inter ^ res;
x1a0[14] = x1a0[13] ^ ((cle[28] * 256) + cle[29]);
code();
inter = inter ^ res;
x1a0[15] = x1a0[14] ^ ((cle[30] * 256) + cle[31]);
code();
inter = inter ^ res;
i = 0;
return (0);
}
code()
{
dx = x1a2 + i;
ax = x1a0[i];
cx = 0x015a;
bx = 0x4e35;
tmp = ax;
ax = si;
si = tmp;
tmp = ax;
ax = dx;
dx = tmp;
if (ax != 0)
{
ax = ax * bx;
}
tmp = ax;
ax = cx;
cx = tmp;
if (ax != 0)
{
ax = ax * si;
cx = ax + cx;
}
tmp = ax;
ax = si;
si = tmp;
ax = ax * bx;
dx = cx + dx;
ax = ax + 1;
x1a2 = dx;
x1a0[i] = ax;
res = ax ^ dx;
i = i + 1;
return (0);
}
/* Use Linear congruential PRNG */
int my_rand_r(int *seedp)
{
/* Knuth & Lewis */
unsigned x = *seedp * 1664525 + 1013904223;
*seedp = x;
return (x >> 16) & 0x7fff;
}
main(int argc, const char **argv)
{
int NumInput = 20000;
int Print;
int random_seed = 1;
if (argc == 2) NumInput = atoi(argv[1]);
si = 0;
x1a2 = 0;
i = 0;
/* ('abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz012345') is the default password used */
/* if the user enter a key < 32 characters, characters of the default */
/* password will be used */
memcpy(cle, "abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz012345", 32);
printf("PC1 Cipher 256 bits \nENCRYPT file IN.BIN to OUT.BIN\n");
/* hack so that it doesn't require user input. ntclark 3/12/04 */
buff[1] = '\0';
if (strlen(buff) > 32)
{
count = 32;
}
else
{
count = strlen(buff);
}
for (c1 = 0; c1 < count; c1++)
{
cle[c1] = buff[c1];
}
Print = 0;
while (--NumInput) {
c = my_rand_r(&random_seed);/* c contains the byte read in the file */
assemble();
cfc = inter >> 8;
cfd = inter & 255; /* cfc^cfd = random byte */
/* K ZONE !!!!!!!!!!!!! */
/*
* here the mix of c and cle[compte] is before the encryption
* of c
*/
for (compte = 0; compte <= 31; compte++)
{
/* we mix the plaintext byte with the key */
cle[compte] = cle[compte] ^ c;
}
c = c ^ (cfc ^ cfd);
d = (c >> 4); /* we split the 'c' crypted byte into
* two 4 bits parts 'd' and 'e' */
e = (c & 15);
if ((++ Print & 2047) == 0)
printf("%d %d ", d, e);
}
printf("\n");
return (0);
}