An easy way to save/load data securely

[TKTSWalker]

Recently, I made this library for NET8.0
https://github.com/Walker-Industries-RnD/PariahCybersecurity

In short, it gives you an easy, PQC resistant, cross platform way of adding cybersecurity to your programs. It includes things such as

• A local account system (Basic, With Sessions/Expiry and for program to program)
• A way to turn almost any data into AES256GCM encrypted data and back
• An easy, optimized way to load, store and save data (Also encrypted)
• A file encryption/decryption system
• A local secrets management system
• A library for secret sharing, signatures, rotations, etc. under PQC Resistant Algos like Dilithium and KYBERS KRYSTAL

And more!

I'm planning on using Stride and will test this on it soon for compatibility issues; I think overall this could be a great system for developers looking to easy manage data but am not sure if this is something people would be interested in.

[Doprez]

A little late to this but I know someone in the discord was asking for how they would do this. I figured I should copy my Discord reply here in case anyone wants to look into this overriding Strides Data management:

Question:

Where would I need to modify Stride to add encryption to the asset building process? i saw it stores stuff inside .bundle

My response:

That would be pretty awkward from what I know but there is the Content property that is accessable from the Game class where you can read and write your files to in order to access the virtual file storage(.bundle).

If you inherit the Game class then you can probably insert your own implementation of the DatabaseFileProvider in the Fileprovider property. Game.Services.GetService<IDatabaseFileProviderService>().FileProvider;

OR the possibly easier way if you want to manage your own assets is Creating your asset definitions that store the encrypted data instead of the default asset compilers https://doc.stride3d.net/latest/en/manual/scripts/custom-assets.html