pub struct Alphabet {
    pub encoding: BiBTreeMap<String, Vec<u8>>,
}

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§encoding: BiBTreeMap<String, Vec<u8>>

Alphabet encoding.

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impl Alphabet

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pub fn new(encoding: Vec<Encoding>) -> Self

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pub fn new_empty() -> Self

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pub fn ascii_printable_only_encoding(&mut self) -> Self

Builder to add encoding to the encoding.

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pub fn ascii_encoding(&mut self) -> Self

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pub fn pokered_charset_encoding(&mut self) -> Self

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pub fn uppercase_no_space_ascii_alphabet_encoding(&mut self) -> Self

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pub fn intel_x86_32_encoding(&mut self) -> Self

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pub fn unknow_opcodes(&mut self) -> Self

Unknow opcodes

Use this alphabet to make statistics on stream cipher when you ignore the assembly langauge or natural language.

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pub fn full_hexadecimal_alphabet() -> Self

Full Hexadecimal (0x00-0xff)

Use this alphabet if you are working on hash because the hash are often hexadecimal. The alphabet is from hex string to the corresponding ascii value in hex byte value.

This method has no argument. Returns an alphabet made with hexadecimal and lowercase only values.

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pub fn hexadecimal_ascii_lowercase_sixteen_bits_alphabet() -> Self

Ascii lowercase hexadecimal alphabet

Use this alphabet if you are working on hash because the hash are often hexadecimal. The alphabet is from hex string to the corresponding ascii value in hex byte value.

This method has no argument. Returns an alphabet made with hexadecimal and lowercase only values.

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pub fn extended_ascii_encoding(&mut self) -> Self

Extended ascii alphabet.

Contains 256 values of ascii character. This is the default alphabet that you should use when working on networking packets, program file or assembly language.

This method has no argument. Returns an alphabet made with extended ascii values..

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pub fn get_encoding(&self) -> Vec<Encoding>

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pub fn decode(&self, encoded: Vec<u8>) -> Vec<Encoding>

Convert opcodes to an human readable set of characters text in the same order as the original unconverted text.

Once deciphered in plain characters, a cryptographic algorithm still need to be seen in a decodable format. This is why this method returns a Vector of Encoded struct.

paramaters:

  • encoding: opcode vector to convert to a set of character.

Returns: a converted human readable set of character text in the same order as the original unconverted text.

use cryptatools_core::utils::{convert::Encode, alphabets::split_bytes_by_characters_representation, alphabets::Alphabet};
use cryptatools_core::utils::alphabets::Encoding;
 

let ascii_alphabet = Alphabet::new_empty().ascii_encoding();
let alph = ascii_alphabet.decode(vec![0x41, 0x41, 0x42, 0x42]);
let decoded = vec![Encoding{str: String::from("A"), bytes: vec![0x41]}, Encoding{str: String::from("A"), bytes: vec![0x41]}, Encoding{str: String::from("B"), bytes: vec![0x42]}, Encoding{str: String::from("B"), bytes: vec![0x42]}];
assert_eq!(alph, decoded);

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impl Clone for Alphabet

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fn clone(&self) -> Alphabet

Returns a copy of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more

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