SenProtect (SenProt) is an encryption library developed by SentinelSec Studios (SSC) for use with encrypting and obfuscating traffic sent across SSC's internal networks. The primary goal of SenProt is to provide an easy-to-use and highly secure method of encrypting data, whether it be in bulk or on a per-transaction basis.
SenProt is utilized in various internal systems, including bulk encryption listeners that encrypt traffic and pass it on to the destination, where it is decrypted. This ensures secure and seamless communication between different components of SSC's infrastructure.
- Easy-to-use API: SenProt is designed with simplicity in mind, allowing developers to quickly integrate encryption and decryption functionality into their applications with minimal effort.
- Highly secure encryption: SenProt uses state-of-the-art encryption algorithms to ensure that data remains secure during transmission and storage.
- Bulk and per-transaction encryption: SenProt supports both bulk and per-transaction encryption, allowing it to adapt to different use cases and application requirements.
- Seamless integration with internal systems: SenProt is built to work seamlessly with SentinelSec Studios' internal systems, such as bulk encryption listeners, to provide end-to-end encryption for data in transit.
For developers with access to the SSCSentry library, you can combine the use of SenProt with SSCSentry's SSCCAS (SentinelSec Conditional Access Scrambling) algorithm to significantly increase the security of your data transmission across SentinelSec Studios' internal networks. SenProt provides strong encryption for your data, while SSCSentry adds an additional layer of security by scrambling the already encrypted data.
The integration of SenProt and SSCSentry allows you to encrypt and scramble data on the sender's end, then descramble and decrypt it on the receiving end. This process enhances the protection of your data against unauthorized access, modification, and use.
By using SenProt and SSCSentry together in your application, you can leverage the benefits of both encryption and scrambling to further strengthen the security of your data transmission.
Please note that SenProt is governed by the SentinelSec Studios: Free Use Acknowledgement license and is free to distribute and use. However, the SSCCAS algorithm and SSCSentry library are intended for internal use only at SentinelSec Studios and are governed by the terms and conditions of the SentinelSec Studios Internal Development License Agreement. Unauthorized transmission, distribution, exposure, or use of the SSCCAS algorithm, SSCSentry library, and related source code is strictly prohibited. These tools and source code are classified as confidential and proprietary information of SentinelSec Studios.
To get started with SenProt, simply clone the repository and follow the installation instructions provided in the documentation. The library can be easily integrated into your applications, and the accompanying documentation will guide you through the process of implementing encryption and decryption functionality.
SenProt is released under the SentinelSec (SSC) Studios: Free Use Acknowledgement, which allows free derivative use of the code, and no warranty is offered with it. The library is open and available for sharing with anyone, subject to the terms and conditions outlined in the license.
We welcome contributions from the community. If you'd like to contribute, please feel free to fork the repository and submit a pull request. If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please open an issue on the GitHub repository.
In the case of security vulnerabilities, SentinelSec Studios (SSC) is committed to promptly addressing and resolving any issues to ensure the continued security and integrity of the SenProt library. We highly value the contributions of our users and the wider security community in identifying and reporting potential vulnerabilities. If you discover a security vulnerability within SenProt, we kindly request that you report it to us through our designated communication channels, such as our Discord server and primarily the GitHub issues, allowing us the opportunity to investigate and remediate the issue before public disclosure via build releases. As part of our commitment to keeping SenProt secure, we will work diligently to address and release patches for any reported vulnerabilities, while also keeping users informed about potential risks and the steps they can take to protect their data and systems.
For more information about SenProt or any inquiries, please visit SentinelSec Studios' website or contact the support team through the provided channels.