Reversible byte-rotor experiments for arbitrary files.
OCK Rotor Free v0.4.0 is an experimental Linux x86_64 CLI that transforms arbitrary byte streams through generated 256-byte rotors and stores the result in an authenticated OCKR4 container.
Experimental cryptographic software. Not audited encryption.
OCK Rotor Free v0.4.0 — Linux x86_64 prerelease
Public artifact:
https://github.com/OKCompressor/core/tree/main/drops/ock-rotor/v0.4.0
Archive:
SHA-256:
5bc19226d01ef9ccf1b6b231ed047b0c95174e55f62e70bbd790db0e201c2994
- arbitrary byte-stream input
- generated 256-byte rotors
- configurable rotor count
- dynamic per-byte rounds
- integer key material
- dictionary / word key material
- file, stdin and literal-text input
- file, stdout and hexadecimal output
- OCKR4 container
- nonce + round + rotor metadata
- 32-byte experimental authentication tag
- tag verification before decode
The v0.4.0 freeze includes:
- multilingual UTF-8 roundtrip
- all-byte fixture roundtrip
- arbitrary PDF roundtrip
- byte-perfect PDF restoration
- identical original/restored SHA-256
- OKPass-derived word-key roundtrip
- valid but incorrect key rejected before restoration
PDF roundtrip receipt:
c2b3ef5a8d6bc68e667aa01e8405dcfd9ebe88cfe1c6e58f04c5a6d652ce7af9
See:
OCK Rotor Free v0.4 accepts integer sequences/files and dictionary-backed word sequences/files.
A future Pro interface is being explored for secret material that does not need to appear in shell arguments.
OCK Rotor is experimental / educational cryptographic software.
It is not audited encryption and should not be treated as established cryptographic protection.
Keep independent backups of important data.
The Rust implementation is not included in this public repository.
Human experimentation and research remain the public-facing lane.
Source access, commercial organizational use, integration, technical transfer and support are handled separately by OKCompressor / OKC.
Canonical OKC licensing framework:
https://github.com/OKCompressor/core/blob/main/docs/LICENSE.md
Artifact-specific terms:
Bring bytes. Get receipts. Restore exactly.