Sep 26, 2025 01:39 AM
(This post was last modified: Sep 26, 2025 01:39 AM by Hackers.)
EnkiRypt - General Purpose Folder/File Locking for Security
The purpose of this thread is to show an AI prompt example. That's it.
> Includes a button for help in case someone doesn't know how to use the software properly or anything / needs help.
> Written in Go/lang
> Generated in Cursor IDE using Agent:auto mode with multi-file context
> Little over an hour spent finalizing the details.
Example:
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The prompt:
Woke up & couldn't go back to bed, but tired now.
Figured I'd give it a spin.
This works well for the use case where you are deploying a VM or instance and need a starting program to run, such as if you are giving access to a customer and need the filesystem locked down before they can use it.
This can also be great for pre-locking your software files.
For example if you don't have a single-file install/runtime, you could run EnkiRypt on your project folder. The customer would just enter their key to unlock the files & run your software.
EnkiRypt is a tool that allows you to pre-lock, or lock files JIT/just in time too. It can also be used for general locking.
I am not releasing source currently. Just sharing an AI prompt example
No jailbreaks needed, nothing shady, nothing weird.
The purpose of this thread is to show an AI prompt example. That's it.
> Includes a button for help in case someone doesn't know how to use the software properly or anything / needs help.
> Written in Go/lang
> Generated in Cursor IDE using Agent:auto mode with multi-file context
> Little over an hour spent finalizing the details.
Example:
The prompt:
Quote:main.go is our main runtime.
files.go finds all files in cwd and subdirs
gui.go - this is the interface where they would need to enter license. if they enter it, it unlocks any files in same dir / subdirs/files too.
cli.go - uses shared functions, for command line access to encrypt/decrypt
encrypt.go - handles secure encryption/decryption
config.json - stores plaintext license key (pre-build only), and GUI settings
build.sh - compiles program w/ config settings
we are deploying env/vms for customers, and we give them access to system but they must enter license key to access files & use. what we do is spin up a vm, then run our main program which locks all files/folders (encrypt) until they enter key (in .txt file, should not be read in runtime, instead the build process must use it and store in program using a hash - but not in plaintext because its a license key!)
We run this on our secure vm, it locks down the filesystem to encrypt all files (not itself) in same cwd as the program is actually located/running, and subfolders/files recursively.
Woke up & couldn't go back to bed, but tired now.
Figured I'd give it a spin.
This works well for the use case where you are deploying a VM or instance and need a starting program to run, such as if you are giving access to a customer and need the filesystem locked down before they can use it.
This can also be great for pre-locking your software files.
For example if you don't have a single-file install/runtime, you could run EnkiRypt on your project folder. The customer would just enter their key to unlock the files & run your software.
EnkiRypt is a tool that allows you to pre-lock, or lock files JIT/just in time too. It can also be used for general locking.
I am not releasing source currently. Just sharing an AI prompt example
No jailbreaks needed, nothing shady, nothing weird.