About

PolyLock is a new and advanced python3 code obfuscator and encryptor, helping you keep your code secure/safe and still runable/executable.

• Encryption is handled with Chaeslib

• Obfscation is handled by my fork of PyDelta

• Code compilation is handled by Nuitka.

You can provide any .py file you like, PolyLock will then encrypt the file's data and then obfuscate it. You will then be asked if you want to compile the .py to an executable and if you say yes, you will be left with either an executable binary or a windows .exe file. Making sure your code is secure and obfuscated. You can also allow the ussage of github to store parts of the obfuscated code, keeping the final result small.

If you like what I have made, please leave a star! ⭐ and share this project with your friends and communities!

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Note: Loading/execution times may vary depending on how large the file is that's going to be obfuscated.

Flowchart

Dev note;

This is my first time making a flow chart/diagram, It may not be pretty or the best but hopefully it's at the very minimum understandable.

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Updates

The full list of changes can be found in the Changelog.md.

08/05/24

• Removed the check looking for wget tool from the command line & instead now using python wget.
• Created a windows specific lib .pyd instead of using a .so file. Importing on windows should be fixed and now compatible with windows systems.
• Changed random to use pycryptodome's randomness.
• Updated the tui to show the banner more consistently.
• Now using pydelta for obfuscation.

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Installation

git clone https://github.com/therealOri/PolyLock.git

cd PolyLock

virtualenv plkENV

source plkENV/bin/activate

pip install -r requirements.txt

python polyLock.py

If you don't have virtualenv, you can install it via "pip". pip install virtualenv.

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Github fine-grained tokens

For this new version of polylock, because we are using github, you will need to make yourself a token. Below I will show you the steps you need to take to make the token and what scopes/permissions it should have.

Note: DO NOT SHARE YOUR ACCESS TOKENS WITH ANYONE.

To get started you shall do the following;

• Go to your user settings and scroll down to "Developer Settings", click it.
• Expand "Personal Access Tokens".
• Click "Fine-grained tokens".
• Click "generate new token".
• Give the token a name, an expiration date, and description.
• Set "Repository Access" to "All Repositories".
• Set the following repository permissions to "Read & Write" - (Administrator, Contents) [metadata is on by default]

  Account permissions should NOT be touched. Leave alone.

• Click "Generate token" button and then copy the token and save the token somewhere secure/safe.

  (You will need this to interact with the github api, make repositories, and update repositories.

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ToDo

Here you can find my plans on what I would like to do and or future ideas.

• Add more layers. (Can never be TOO much like an onion.)

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⚠️ Warning & disclaimer

If you have any issues that occur while using PolyLock, then by all means please make an issue report!

Also! I shall not be held liable or be punishable on or off ANY platforms for what users do with this code and or what code they obfuscate, "lock", etc. This code was made for the intended purpose of keeping code personal, safe, and secure. Not really any different than normal file/data encryption.

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