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CinC snarkles

The following are two feature requests I've received for the SNEAK script that I think might be fun projects for folks to work on to get started:

Desktop version
I've received quite a few e-mails from folks wanting to use SNEAK offline. So it'd be great to create a version that will run as a normal application on the desktop.

As the people who tend to use the script come from all sorts of different hardware/software platforms (Mac, Linux, BSD, etc.), I was envisioning something like Java for the task (though bb swears by .NET and mono).

Smart Solver
This feature would analyze the input of encrypted text in order to try and discover what type of encryption it's using, and then spit out the result. This would likely require some sort of dictionary file to compare the results against (perhaps this could even be customizable for different languages).

That's all I have on my plate for now. If anyone else has additional feature requests, feel free to post them here.

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>To-Do List - CinC snarkles 2005-02-15 17:17:41 <
- i would suggest C# and since .Net now can be ported.... - Ker Emrys 2005-02-15 23:40:27

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Message:	On 2005-02-15 17:17:41, snarkles wrote >The following are two feature requests I've received for the SNEAK script that I think might be fun projects for folks to work on to get started: > >[b]Desktop version[/b] >I've received quite a few e-mails from folks wanting to use SNEAK offline. So it'd be great to create a version that will run as a normal application on the desktop. > >As the people who tend to use the script come from all sorts of different hardware/software platforms (Mac, Linux, BSD, etc.), I was envisioning something like Java for the task (though bb swears by .NET and [url=http://www.mono-project.com/]mono[/url]). > >[b]Smart Solver[/b] >This feature would analyze the input of encrypted text in order to try and discover what type of encryption it's using, and then spit out the result. This would likely require some sort of dictionary file to compare the results against (perhaps this could even be customizable for different languages). > >That's all I have on my plate for now. If anyone else has additional feature requests, feel free to post them here. >
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