rsecure-0.2.0 is not a library.

rsecure

rsecure is a simple and secure command-line tool for AES-GCM file encryption and decryption, built in pure Rust. Ideal for protecting sensitive files, backups, and personal data.

Keep It Simple Stupid

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Features

🔐 AES-256 GCM encryption & decryption
🚀 Fast & dependency-free (pure Rust)
🛡️ Safe key handling (keys never stored with data)
🖥️ Simple CLI interface
📦 Available on crates.io

Installation

Using cargo:

cargo install rsecure

Locally:

git clone https://github.com/containerscrew/rsecure.git
cd rsecure
cargo build --release
sudo cp ./target/release/rsecure /usr/local/bin/

Usage

Commands

Command	Description
`rsecure create-key -o /mnt/myusb/rsecure.key`	Generate a new AES-256 key and save it to a file
`openssl rand -out /mnt/myusb/rsecure.key 32`	Alternative: generate a random 256-bit key using OpenSSL
`rsecure encrypt -p /mnt/myusb/rsecure.key -s /tmp/mydirectory/text_to_encrypt.txt`	Encrypt a single file (`.enc` file is created in the same directory)
`rsecure encrypt -p /mnt/myusb/rsecure.key -s /tmp/mydirectory/files/`	Encrypt all files in a directory
`rsecure decrypt -p /mnt/myusb/rsecure.key -s /tmp/mydirectory/text_to_encrypt.txt.enc`	Decrypt a single encrypted file
`rsecure decrypt -p /mnt/myusb/rsecure.key -s /tmp/mydirectory/files/`	Decrypt all files in a directory
`rsecure encrypt -r -p ~/.keys/rsecure.key -s /tmp/rsecure/dirtoencrypt/`	Encrypt and remove original files

[!WARNING] Saving the key in the same local filesystem where you save the encrypted files is not a good idea. Save the key in a secure location, like a USB drive or a password manager. Or just save it in a root owned directory with strict permissions (will require sudo to use it).

[!IMPORTANT] By default, rsecure will not delete the source plain files after encryption to avoid data loss. If you want to delete the source files after encryption, use -r flag.

Local dev

Testing encryption and decryption:

mkdir -p /tmp/rsecure/dirtoencrypt
touch /tmp/rsecure/filetoencrypt.txt
echo 'please, hack me!' > /tmp/rsecure/filetoencrypt.txt
for i in {1..10}; do
    head -c 100 /dev/urandom | base64 > /tmp/rsecure/dirtoencrypt/file_$i.txt
done

rsecure create-key -o ~/.keys/rsecure.key
rsecure encrypt -p ~/.keys/rsecure.key -s /tmp/rsecure/filetoencrypt.txt
rsecure decrypt -p ~/.keys/rsecure.key -s /tmp/rsecure/filetoencrypt.txt.enc
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rsecure encrypt -p ~/.keys/rsecure.key -s /tmp/rsecure/dirtoencrypt/
rsecure decrypt -p ~/.keys/rsecure.key -s /tmp/rsecure/dirtoencrypt/

License

rsecure is distributed under the terms of the GPL3 license.