VBScript Scripting Techniques > Files > Encode / Decode > XOR (Exclusive OR)
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Option Explicit Dim arrKey, errResult arrKey = GetKey( "This is a short and simple ""passphrase""" ) WScript.Echo "Encoding . . ." errResult = Encode( "coder.vbs", "coder.enc", arrKey ) If errResult <> 0 Then ShowError errResult End If WScript.Echo "Decoding again . . ." errResult = Encode( "coder.enc", "coder.dec", arrKey ) If errResult <> 0 Then ShowError errResult Else WScript.Echo "Done." & vbCrLf _ & "Compare the files ""coder.vbs"" and ""coder.dec"", " _ & "they should be identical." End If Sub ShowError( myError ) On Error Resume Next Err.Raise myError WScript.Echo "ERROR " & Err.Number & ": " & Err.Description Err.Clear On Error Goto 0 WScript.Quit End Sub Function Encode( myFileIn, myFileOut, arrCode ) ' This function provides a simple (ASCII) text encoder/decoder using XOR. ' Because it uses XOR, both encoding and decoding can be performed by the ' same function, with the same key. ' ' Arguments: ' myFileIn [string] input text file (file to be encoded) ' myFileOut [string] output file (encoded text) ' arrCode [array of int] "key", consisting of any number of integers ' from 1 to 255; avoid 0, though it can be used, ' it doesn't encode anything. ' Use any number of elements in the "key" array, ' each element multiplies the number of possible ' keys by 255 (not 256 since 0 is avoided). ' If only a single element is used, it may be ' passed either as an array or as a single integer. ' ' Return code: ' 0 if all went well, otherwise the appropriate error number. ' ' Written by Rob van der Woude ' http://www.robvanderwoude.com ' Standard housekeeping Dim i, objFSO, objFileIn, objFileOut, objStreamIn Const ForAppending = 8 Const ForReading = 1 Const ForWriting = 2 Const TristateFalse = 0 Const TristateMixed = -2 Const TristateTrue = -1 Const TristateUseDefault = -2 ' Use custom error handling On Error Resume Next ' If the "key" is a single digit, convert it to an array If Not IsArray( arrCode ) Then arrCode = Array( arrCode ) End If ' Check if a valid "key" array is used For i = 0 To UBound( arrCode ) If Not IsNumeric( arrCode(i) ) Then ' 1032 Invalid character Encode = 1032 Exit Function End If If arrCode(i) < 0 Or arrCode(i) > 255 Then ' 1031 Invalid number Encode = 1031 Exit Function End If Next ' Open a file system object Set objFSO = CreateObject( "Scripting.FileSystemObject" ) ' Open the input file if it exists If objFSO.FileExists( myFileIn ) Then Set objFileIn = objFSO.GetFile( myFileIn ) Set objStreamIn = objFileIn.OpenAsTextStream( ForReading, TriStateFalse ) Else ' Error 53: File not found Encode = 53 ' Close input file and release objects objStreamIn.Close Set objStreamIn = Nothing Set objFileIn = Nothing Set objFSO = Nothing ' Abort Exit Function End If ' Create the output file, unless it already exists If objFSO.FileExists( myFileOut ) Then ' Error 58: File already exists Encode = 58 ' Close input file and release objects objStreamIn.Close Set objStreamIn = Nothing Set objFileIn = Nothing Set objFSO = Nothing ' Abort Exit Function Else Set objFileOut = objFSO.CreateTextFile( myFileOut, True, False ) End If ' Encode the text from the input file and write it to the output file i = 0 Do Until objStreamIn.AtEndOfStream i = ( i + 1 ) \ ( UBound( arrCode ) + 1 ) objFileOut.Write Chr( Asc( objStreamIn.Read( 1 ) ) Xor arrCode(i) ) Loop ' Close files and release objects objFileOut.Close objStreamIn.Close Set objStreamIn = Nothing Set objFileIn = Nothing Set objFileOut = Nothing Set objFSO = Nothing ' Return the error number as status information Encode = Err.Number ' Done Err.Clear On Error Goto 0 End Function Function GetKey( myPassPhrase ) ' This function converts a password or passphrase ' into a "key" array for the Encode function. Dim i, arrCode( ) ReDim arrCode( Len( myPassPhrase ) - 1 ) For i = 0 To UBound( arrCode ) arrCode(i) = Asc( Mid( myPassPhrase, i + 1, 1 ) ) Next GetKey = arrCode End Function |
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Requirements: | |
Windows version: | any |
Network: | any |
Client software: | N/A |
Script Engine: | any |
Summarized: | Works in any Windows version, with any scripting engine. |
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