Dexios-Core is a library used for managing cryptographic functions and headers that adhere to the Dexios format.
Dexios-Core uses modern, secure and audited1 AEADs for encryption and decryption.
You may find the audits for both AES-256-GCM and XChaCha20-Poly1305 on the NCC Group's website.
1 Deoxys-II-256 does not have an official audit, so use it at your own risk
This library is implemented by Dexios, a secure command-line file encryption utility.
Dexios-Core makes it easy to integrate the Dexios format into your own projects (and if there's a feature that you'd like to see, please don't hesitate to open a Github issue).
If you like my work, and want to help support Dexios, or Dexios-Core, feel free to donate! This is not necessary by any means, so please don't feel obliged to do so.
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You can read more about Dexios, Dexios-Core and the technical details in the project's main documentation!
Dexios-Core exclusively uses AEADs provided by the RustCrypto Team, so I'd like to give them a huge thank you for their hard work (this wouldn't have been possible without them!)