#pragma once /* --------------------------------- ABOUT ------------------------------------- Original Author: Adam Yaxley Website: https://github.com/adamyaxley License: See end of file Obfuscate Guaranteed compile-time string literal obfuscation library for C++14 Usage: Pass string literals into the AY_OBFUSCATE macro to obfuscate them at compile time. AY_OBFUSCATE returns a reference to an ay::obfuscated_data object with the following traits: - Guaranteed obfuscation of string The passed string is encrypted with a simple XOR cipher at compile-time to prevent it being viewable in the binary image - Global lifetime The actual instantiation of the ay::obfuscated_data takes place inside a lambda as a function level static - Implicitly convertable to a char* This means that you can pass it directly into functions that would normally take a char* or a const char* Example: const char* obfuscated_string = AY_OBFUSCATE("Hello World"); std::cout << obfuscated_string << std::endl; ----------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ // Workaround for __LINE__ not being constexpr when /ZI (Edit and Continue) is enabled in Visual Studio // See: https://developercommunity.visualstudio.com/t/-line-cannot-be-used-as-an-argument-for-constexpr/195665 #ifdef _MSC_VER #define AY_CAT(X,Y) AY_CAT2(X,Y) #define AY_CAT2(X,Y) X##Y #define AY_LINE int(AY_CAT(__LINE__,U)) #else #define AY_LINE __LINE__ #endif #ifndef AY_OBFUSCATE_DEFAULT_KEY // The default 64 bit key to obfuscate strings with. // This can be user specified by defining AY_OBFUSCATE_DEFAULT_KEY before // including obfuscate.h #define AY_OBFUSCATE_DEFAULT_KEY ay::generate_key(AY_LINE) #endif namespace ay { using size_type = unsigned long long; using key_type = unsigned long long; // Generate a pseudo-random key that spans all 8 bytes constexpr key_type generate_key(key_type seed) { // Use the MurmurHash3 64-bit finalizer to hash our seed key_type key = seed; key ^= (key >> 33); key *= 0xff51afd7ed558ccd; key ^= (key >> 33); key *= 0xc4ceb9fe1a85ec53; key ^= (key >> 33); // Make sure that a bit in each byte is set key |= 0x0101010101010101ull; return key; } // Obfuscates or deobfuscates data with key constexpr void cipher(char* data, size_type size, key_type key) { // Obfuscate with a simple XOR cipher based on key for (size_type i = 0; i < size; i++) { data[i] ^= char(key >> ((i % 8) * 8)); } } // Obfuscates a string at compile time template class obfuscator { public: // Obfuscates the string 'data' on construction constexpr obfuscator(const char* data) { // Copy data for (size_type i = 0; i < N; i++) { m_data[i] = data[i]; } // On construction each of the characters in the string is // obfuscated with an XOR cipher based on key cipher(m_data, N, KEY); } constexpr const char* data() const { return &m_data[0]; } constexpr size_type size() const { return N; } constexpr key_type key() const { return KEY; } private: char m_data[N]{}; }; // Handles decryption and re-encryption of an encrypted string at runtime template class obfuscated_data { public: obfuscated_data(const obfuscator& obfuscator) { // Copy obfuscated data for (size_type i = 0; i < N; i++) { m_data[i] = obfuscator.data()[i]; } } ~obfuscated_data() { // Zero m_data to remove it from memory for (size_type i = 0; i < N; i++) { m_data[i] = 0; } } // Returns a pointer to the plain text string, decrypting it if // necessary operator char* () { decrypt(); return m_data; } // Manually decrypt the string void decrypt() { if (m_encrypted) { cipher(m_data, N, KEY); m_encrypted = false; } } // Manually re-encrypt the string void encrypt() { if (!m_encrypted) { cipher(m_data, N, KEY); m_encrypted = true; } } // Returns true if this string is currently encrypted, false otherwise. bool is_encrypted() const { return m_encrypted; } private: // Local storage for the string. Call is_encrypted() to check whether or // not the string is currently obfuscated. char m_data[N]; // Whether data is currently encrypted bool m_encrypted{ true }; }; // This function exists purely to extract the number of elements 'N' in the // array 'data' template constexpr auto make_obfuscator(const char(&data)[N]) { return obfuscator(data); } } // Obfuscates the string 'data' at compile-time and returns a reference to a // ay::obfuscated_data object with global lifetime that has functions for // decrypting the string and is also implicitly convertable to a char* #define AY_OBFUSCATE(data) AY_OBFUSCATE_KEY(data, AY_OBFUSCATE_DEFAULT_KEY) // Obfuscates the string 'data' with 'key' at compile-time and returns a // reference to a ay::obfuscated_data object with global lifetime that has // functions for decrypting the string and is also implicitly convertable to a // char* #define AY_OBFUSCATE_KEY(data, key) \ []() -> ay::obfuscated_data& { \ static_assert(sizeof(decltype(key)) == sizeof(ay::key_type), "key must be a 64 bit unsigned integer"); \ static_assert((key) >= (1ull << 56), "key must span all 8 bytes"); \ constexpr auto n = sizeof(data)/sizeof(data[0]); \ constexpr auto obfuscator = ay::make_obfuscator(data); \ static auto obfuscated_data = ay::obfuscated_data(obfuscator); \ return obfuscated_data; \ }() /* -------------------------------- LICENSE ------------------------------------ Public Domain (http://www.unlicense.org) This is free and unencumbered software released into the public domain. 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