[Sativa.Squirrel]

Vizini v2 - A lexicon-driven “encryption-like” transformation system (experimental, open source)

I’ve been working on an experimental data transformation system that doesn’t use a traditional key.

Instead, it derives a deterministic transformation from:

• A generated lexicon (SQLite-based)
  
• A mnemonic phrase
  
• User-defined indices/parameters
  

What makes it different

• No single key - the “key material” is multi-component
  
• Deterministic but highly sensitive to input mismatches
  
• Always produces output (even when wrong), which creates interesting failure modes
  
• Fully portable (no install, runs from external media)
  

Tools included

• Scribe - builds lexicons
  
• LAT - analyzes lexicon structure
  
• Vizini2 - performs transformations
  

Important caveats

This is not a replacement for real encryption:

• No authentication or integrity checks
  
• Not formally analyzed
  
• Incorrect inputs fail silently
  

Why I built it

Mostly for:

• experimenting with alternative transformation models
  
• obfuscation concepts
  
• countering pattern analysis attacks
  
• avoiding vulnerability to Shor's algorithm
  
• and exploring “plausible deniability through ambiguity”
  

Repo

https://github.com/Tumblefluff/Vizini_V2

[jason123]

What data, can this transform VBSCRIPT?

[Sativa.Squirrel]

What data, can this transform VBSCRIPT?

It can transform file data - doesn't matter if it's text or raw binary. It'll work on Documents, Images, Archives, Executables, Data files... just about anything.

[jason123]

It can transform file data - doesn't matter if it's text or raw binary. It'll work on Documents, Images, Archives, Executables, Data files... just about anything.

Alright then I will go thru it on your Git 👍