#!/bin/bash

read -p "Choose a directory you wish to operate in: " var_1
mkdir -p $var_1/Hydra/.Despair0 && cd $var_1/Hydra/.Despair0
    

pwgen -1syN 63 160 | tee lock{1..1000} ### Create 1000 files and fill them with a bunch of text 1000 files so they all are a certain file size
    for i in `ls -1`; do              ### encrypt the 1000 files with random passswords that I do not know
    password2=$(pwgen -1syN 1 10)
    echo "$password2" | gpg --no-use-agent -c --cipher-algo twofish --passphrase "$password2" > $i.gpg
done
shopt -s extglob          
shred -fuz !(*.gpg)              ### delete all files without a gpg extension


    until [ -f $var_3.gpg ]; do
    read -sp "Choose a lock file to contain your secrets (lock1-1000): " var_3 #choosing a file to store my password but first it must be deleted and remade/re encrypted
echo ; done
shred -fuz $var_3.gpg && pwgen -1syN 63 160 > $var_3  ### delete a file from the 1000 files to remake it and specially encrypt it with a custom passphrase
    while true; do                                    ### confirm password
    read -sp "Enter a passphrase to encrypt your secrets: "  passvar_1
    echo;read -sp "Confirm: " passvar_2
    echo;[ "$passvar_1" = "$passvar_2" ] && break
    echo "Please try again"
done

### this is the part whre I specially encrypt the file I deleted and remade
gpg --no-use-agent -c --cipher-algo twofish --passphrase "$passvar_1" $var_3 && shred -fuz $var_3

pwgen -1syN 63 160 | tee lock{1..1000} # Filler Text For The Decoy Lock Files In .Despair0

shred -fuz $var_3.gpg && pwgen -1syN 63 160 > $var_3

 urpmq -i pwgen
Name        : pwgen
Version     : 2.07
Release     : 2.mga6
Group       : Security
Size        : 42366                        Architecture: x86_64
Source RPM  : pwgen-2.07-2.mga6.src.rpm
URL         : http://sourceforge.net/projects/pwgen/
Summary     : Password generator
Description :
pwgen generates random, meaningless but pronounceable and thus easy to
remember passwords. The also contained makepasswd gives even more
options which are more aimed at security.

[nigel@endor ~]$ pwgen
Ohtei1zo och6Oawo Co6Mangu Iw1paeju Ahseem4r Uuha5epe kooR5xei chieC9Bo
bere1Ohs du9du6Te ieLi1cie haht7ohW eeyai4eW thoh0Iqu eeZ6ohJu ek3Ti3Ou
sohnoYu1 kieb8aiP eiThoh0o Il8meeco teis9Pei fohhi0Th Eix9eisi fe4GeiFi
iiWie2ee MuT7NoWe Tohth1ve aiX4jah5 Uoxai9os Saequ8ai uChikoo7 ooWu7ax2
shahV4cu uuF8beeb eibah7Va gohfeiP3 iQu1ohpo Ooga1lef ohGooc8s Eina4eef
dee2Eyes izir5iPo dahL2oot eeHae0ku poB7Sahz Jaicai5x fo5xa7Ee jievu2Qu
Aevem2va as0Iagee ieWoh9ka aiCha7po Japoh8fa ohn0iKoo axei4Que uaquui5L
aiT4quei gait6moZ caeYo2Si Uo5Aij4s os7Gohh2 aiChe7Oh quai7eiG ohlob8Bu
aiGh0foh eiphaeX6 Eefee5Se Uraith2n ahMaeb9e Fah7Keex Ooghei7u maeRei2s
Si9quugh shu5Lee6 Iecuo9ie Ung6uon7 ahM6keTh Mohngie3 SuZosee0 Xohchai2
iG1yoa5O aGh9que8 Wia5Nohb No0tie5e aiph0Chu quooThu5 ieXoy9ch Riengoh3
Hiel4zee chie0Ahr jee0saeC faecur3M aw5MaiS8 oc9Eidu6 weikoo4W Ya5eeSaN
ohch5aiM Taf2Ohr6 vieY5fee nahThi3R eiNae6oh EeT5choh RaiZih8i iSho1iva
naiXood8 aiKee7Oi loo0haNg Pai9Loo1 gahS9ob5 uGh7eNg3 anah5Dui uarohm1Z
Xiel5iev die4Phoh Aith4die Vahm1noo eiGhoh6v gooGhae2 ue9phiSe pohahz5U
Eiw9yuKu Zohng7sh kooNge2f mu4EMeiB Liy1Thoh yueCuo6d tho2Pauh vi3Uu3ee
aif4Bu2j ahbee5iN Ochee4oh TahK1Kae ohNg1che Wah8Quoo Airumot7 johGh8hu
oi5vie7E rieTai0A Onaa5ohj xeeB0yij ooWoh9se moW3usah bien9Ahw teiC2oon
Ied1AhXa ohng4Bee naeTh8ei nai9tieW uth8ahJo Pahp3eiz su0fohJa shuZ5oos
ieK2wohy fohb4AhL aiG4Xot4 Thook7ai ieng3eSu ahP3Shee Eife1uzi oonooCa2

read -p "Choose a directory you wish to operate in: " var_1
mkdir -p $var_1/Hydra/.Despair0 && cd $var_1/Hydra/.Despair0
    

filler1=$(pwgen -1syN 63 160 | tee lock{1..1000}) ### Create 1000 files and fill them with a bunch of text 1000 files so they all are a certain file size
    for i in `ls -1`; do              ### encrypt the 1000 files with random passswords that I do not know
    password2=$(pwgen -1syN 1 10)
    echo "$password2:$filler1" | gpg --no-use-agent -c --cipher-algo twofish --passphrase "$password2" > $i.gpg
done
shopt -s extglob          
shred -fuz !(*.gpg)              ### delete all files without a gpg extension


    until [ -f $var_3.gpg ]; do
    read -sp "Choose a lock file to contain your secrets (lock1-1000): " var_3 #choosing a file to store my password but first it must be deleted and remade/re encrypted
echo ; done
shred -fuz $var_3.gpg ### delete a file from the 1000 files to remake it and specially encrypt it with a custom passphrase
    while true; do                                    ### confirm password
    read -sp "Enter a passphrase to encrypt your secrets: "  passvar_1
    echo;read -sp "Confirm: " passvar_2
    echo;[ "$passvar_1" = "$passvar_2" ] && break
    echo "Please try again"
done

### this is the part whre I specially encrypt the file I deleted and remade
filler2=$(pwgen -1syN 63 160 > $var_3)
echo "$passvar_1:$filler2" | gpg --no-use-agent -c --cipher-algo twofish --passphrase "$passvar_1" $var_3 && shred -fuz $var_3