Recent changes to Syntax

Syntax modified by v77

v77 — Thu, 16 Apr 2026 14:16:58 -0000

--- v2
+++ v3
@@ -1,16 +1,16 @@
 ~~~
-version 3.0.0
+version 3.1.0

 -= Syntax =-
-ProxyCrypt [mount_point] -f file | -d [#]drive_number[,[partition]] [-r]

-           [-c|-cr [size]] [-p partition] [-o offset] [-cp] [-sp] [-pa]
-           [-k|-ko file] [-kn|-kon file] [-sc mem[,cpu]] [-scn mem[,cpu]]
-           [-nm] [-ad time] [-ads] [-b backup_file] [-run "exe" "arg"]
-           [-cw] [-pp ...] [-fp "arguments"] [-t threads] [-bio]
-           [-v verbose] [-imdk] [-font ...]
-ProxyCrypt -l
-ProxyCrypt -ck file [-sc mem[,cpu]]
-ProxyCrypt -bm [cipher[,cipher[,cipher]]] [-t threads]
+ProxyCrypt_avx2 [mount_point] -f file | -d [#]drive_number[,[partition]] [-r]
+                [-c|-cr [size]] [-p partition] [-o offset] [-cp] [-sp] [-pa]
+                [-k|-ko file] [-kn|-kon file] [-sc mem[,cpu]] [-scn mem[,cpu]]
+                [-nm] [-ad time] [-ads] [-b backup_file] [-run "exe" "arg"]
+                [-cw] [-pp ...] [-fp "arguments"] [-t threads] [-bio]
+                [-v verbose] [-imdk] [-font ...]
+ProxyCrypt_avx2 -l
+ProxyCrypt_avx2 -ck file [-sc mem[,cpu]]
+ProxyCrypt_avx2 -bm [cipher[,cipher[,cipher]]] [-t threads]

  mount_point
         Specifies a drive letter (followed by a colon) or an empty directory

Syntax modified by v77

v77 — Wed, 11 Jun 2025 10:21:58 -0000

--- v1
+++ v2
@@ -1,121 +1,120 @@
 ~~~
-version 2.6.3
+version 3.0.0

 -= Syntax =-
-ProxyCrypt64 [mount_point] -f file | -d [#]drive_number[,[partition]] [-r]
-             [-c|-cr [size]] [-p partition] [-o offset] [-cp] [-sp] [-pa]
-             [-k|-ko file] [-kn|-kon file] [-sc mem[,cpu]] [-scn mem[,cpu]]
-             [-nm] [-ad time] [-ads] [-b backup_file] [-run "exe" "arg"]
-             [-cw] [-pp ...] [-fp "arguments"] [-t threads] [-bio]
-             [-v verbose] [-aim] [-font ...]
-ProxyCrypt64 -l
-ProxyCrypt64 -ck file [-sc mem[,cpu]]
-ProxyCrypt64 -bm [cipher[,cipher[,cipher]]] [-t threads]
+ProxyCrypt [mount_point] -f file | -d [#]drive_number[,[partition]] [-r]
+           [-c|-cr [size]] [-p partition] [-o offset] [-cp] [-sp] [-pa]
+           [-k|-ko file] [-kn|-kon file] [-sc mem[,cpu]] [-scn mem[,cpu]]
+           [-nm] [-ad time] [-ads] [-b backup_file] [-run "exe" "arg"]
+           [-cw] [-pp ...] [-fp "arguments"] [-t threads] [-bio]
+           [-v verbose] [-imdk] [-font ...]
+ProxyCrypt -l
+ProxyCrypt -ck file [-sc mem[,cpu]]
+ProxyCrypt -bm [cipher[,cipher[,cipher]]] [-t threads]

  mount_point
-   Specifies a drive letter (followed by a colon) or an empty directory
-   located on a NTFS volume. If omitted, a drive letter is selected
-   automatically.
+        Specifies a drive letter (followed by a colon) or an empty directory
+        located on a NTFS volume. If omitted, a drive letter is selected
+        automatically.

- -f    Image File of the encrypted volume.
+ -f     Image File of the encrypted volume.

- -d    Number of physical Drive where the encrypted volume is located.
-   Default partition is 1. If a comma is added without partition number,
-   the partition table is ignored.
-   Use # to replace the number by the signature. Use -l to retrieve it.
+ -d     Number of physical Drive where the encrypted volume is located.
+        Default partition is 1. If a comma is added without partition number,
+        the partition table is ignored.
+        Use # to replace the number by the signature. Use -l to retrieve it.

- -r    Mount a volume as Read-only.
+ -r     Mount a volume as Read-only.
        __
- -c    Create a new encrypted volume. If a size and a file name are specified,
-   an image file of this size will be created. Use k, m, g or t as suffix
-   to specify KB, MB, GB or TB.
+ -c     Create a new encrypted volume. If a size and a file name are specified,
+        an image file of this size will be created. Use k, m, g or t as suffix
+        to specify KB, MB, GB or TB.

- -cr   Same as -c but the content of the created volume (or file, if any) is
-   filled with Random data.
+ -cr    Same as -c but the content of the created volume (or file, if any) is
+        filled with Random data.

- -p    Number of Partition (default: 1). Use 0 to ignore the partition table
-   (if any) and to use the whole disk or image.
+ -p     Number of Partition (default: 1). Use 0 to ignore the partition table
+        (if any) and to use the whole disk or image.

- -o    Offset to the encrypted volume inside the file/drive/partition.
-   Use k, m, g, or t as suffix to specify KB, MB, GB or TB.
+ -o     Offset to the encrypted volume inside the file/drive/partition.
+        Use k, m, g, or t as suffix to specify KB, MB, GB or TB.

- -cp   Change Password.
+ -cp    Change Password.

- -sp   Show Password by default (can still be hidden with the Tab key).
+ -sp    Show Password by default (can still be hidden with the Tab key).

- -pa   Use the Password Alternate input method.
+ -pa    Use the Password Alternate input method.
        __
- -k    Key file. Must be at least 64 bytes. Up to 4 KB is read.
+ -k     Key file. Must be at least 64 bytes. Up to 4 KB is read.

- -ko   Key file Only. Same as -k but password is not required.
+ -ko    Key file Only. Same as -k but password is not required.

- -kn   New Key file. Change or assign a key file on an existing volume.
-   To remove key file assignment, use NUL as file name.
+ -kn    New Key file. Change or assign a key file on an existing volume.
+        To remove key file assignment, use NUL as file name.

- -kon  New Key file Only. Same as -kn but without password needed for the new
-   key file.
+ -kon   New Key file Only. Same as -kn but without password needed for the new
+        key file.

- -sc   SCrypt parameters. The first value adjusts the RAM and CPU required for
-   the key derivation function, from 1 to 128 (default: 16). The second
-   value only affects the CPU load, from 1 to 999 (default: 16).
+ -sc    SCrypt parameters. The first value adjusts the RAM and CPU required for
+        the key derivation function, from 1 to 256 (default: 128). The second
+        value only affects the CPU load, from 1 to 999 (default: 4).

- -scn  SCrypt New parameters. Same as -sc, but the volume header is rewritten
-   with these new values.
+ -scn   SCrypt New parameters. Same as -sc, but the volume header is rewritten
+        with these new values.
        __
- -nm   No Mount. Allow operations such as password change without altering the
-   volume.
+ -nm    No Mount. Allow operations such as password change without altering the
+        volume.

- -ad   Auto-Dismount after a period of inactivity, in minutes.
+ -ad    Auto-Dismount after a period of inactivity, in minutes.

- -ads  Auto-Dismount when system enters a Suspended state.
+ -ads   Auto-Dismount when system enters a Suspended state.

- -b    If backup_file does not exist, it will be created with the content of
-   the volume header, encrypted with a new salt.
-   If backup_file exists, the volume header will be overwritten with the
-   first 576 bytes of backup_file.
+ -b     If backup_file does not exist, it will be created with the content of
+        the volume header, encrypted with a new salt.
+        If backup_file exists, the volume header will be overwritten with the
+        first 576 bytes of backup_file.

- -run  Run an executable after the volume is mounted. If no argument is
-   required, use an empty quoted string.
+ -run   Run an executable after the volume is mounted. If no argument is
+        required, use an empty quoted string.
        __
- -cw   Close the console Window after mounting if no error occurred.
+ -cw    Close the console Window after mounting if no error occurred.

- -pp   Parameters entered at the Prompts can be put here. Use 3 parameters for
-   volume creation, 1 otherwise, in same format and order than in the
-   prompts. -cp, -kn and -kon must be put before this switch.
+ -pp    Parameters entered at the Prompts can be put here. Use 3 parameters for
+        volume creation, 1 otherwise, in same format and order than in the
+        prompts. -cp, -kn and -kon must be put before this switch.

- -fp   Format Parameters. "arguments" is a quoted string passed to the format
-   command. Ignored with Arsenal Image Mounter.
+ -fp    Format Parameters. "arguments" is a quoted string passed to the format
+        command.

- -t    Number of Threads used for decryption and encryption, from 1 to 63
-   (the default value is the number of logical processors).
+ -t     Number of Threads used for decryption and encryption, from 1 to 63
+        (the default value is the number of logical processors).

- -bio  Use Buffered I/O. Can fix compatibility issues with some hardwares.
+ -bio   Use Buffered I/O. Can fix compatibility issues with some hardwares.
        __
- -v    Verbosity level, from 0 to 2 (default: 1).
+ -v     Verbosity level, from 0 to 2 (default: 1).

- -aim  Force the use of Arsenal Image Mounter, in case of the ImDisk Virtual
-   Disk Driver, which is used by default, is also installed.
-   If Arsenal Image Mounter is used, mount_point is ignored.
+ -imdk  Force the use of ImDisk, in case of Arsenal Image Mounter, which is
+        used by default, is also installed.

- -font Change the current console font, its size and colors. Use "d" as
-   argument to display current values and extra informations.
+ -font  Change the current console font, its size and colors. Use "d" as
+        argument to display current values and extra informations.
        __
- -l    Display a List of current physical drives and partitions, with location
-   of first and last bytes.
+ -l     Display a List of current physical drives and partitions, with location
+        of first and last bytes.

- -ck   Create a new 512-byte Key file, filled with random data.
+ -ck    Create a new 512-byte Key file, filled with random data.

- -bm   Benchmark of available ciphers.
-   A cipher number can be specified, with 1=AES, 2=Serpent and 3=SHACAL-2.
-   Use 2 or 3 numbers, separated by commas, for cascaded ciphers.
+ -bm    Benchmark of available ciphers.
+        A cipher number can be specified, with 1=AES, 2=Serpent and 3=SHACAL-2.
+        Use 2 or 3 numbers, separated by commas, for cascaded ciphers.


 -= Password editor usage =-
- Esc:  Quit without volume mounting.
+ Esc:   Quit without volume mounting.

- Tab:  Show/hide password.
+ Tab:   Show/hide password.

- Enter:    Used with an empty password, it disables low level access to the
-   keyboard. This improves compatibility with some Input Method Editors
-   but removes protection against keyloggers.
+ Enter: Used with an empty password, it disables low level access to the
+        keyboard. This improves compatibility with some Input Method Editors
+        but removes protection against keyloggers.
 ~~~

Syntax modified by v77

v77 — Mon, 16 Jan 2023 09:20:00 -0000

version 2.6.3

-= Syntax =-
ProxyCrypt64 [mount_point] -f file | -d [#]drive_number[,[partition]] [-r]
             [-c|-cr [size]] [-p partition] [-o offset] [-cp] [-sp] [-pa]
             [-k|-ko file] [-kn|-kon file] [-sc mem[,cpu]] [-scn mem[,cpu]]
             [-nm] [-ad time] [-ads] [-b backup_file] [-run "exe" "arg"]
             [-cw] [-pp ...] [-fp "arguments"] [-t threads] [-bio]
             [-v verbose] [-aim] [-font ...]
ProxyCrypt64 -l
ProxyCrypt64 -ck file [-sc mem[,cpu]]
ProxyCrypt64 -bm [cipher[,cipher[,cipher]]] [-t threads]

 mount_point
    Specifies a drive letter (followed by a colon) or an empty directory
    located on a NTFS volume. If omitted, a drive letter is selected
    automatically.

 -f Image File of the encrypted volume.

 -d Number of physical Drive where the encrypted volume is located.
    Default partition is 1. If a comma is added without partition number,
    the partition table is ignored.
    Use # to replace the number by the signature. Use -l to retrieve it.

 -r Mount a volume as Read-only.
       __
 -c Create a new encrypted volume. If a size and a file name are specified,
    an image file of this size will be created. Use k, m, g or t as suffix
    to specify KB, MB, GB or TB.

 -cr    Same as -c but the content of the created volume (or file, if any) is
    filled with Random data.

 -p Number of Partition (default: 1). Use 0 to ignore the partition table
    (if any) and to use the whole disk or image.

 -o Offset to the encrypted volume inside the file/drive/partition.
    Use k, m, g, or t as suffix to specify KB, MB, GB or TB.

 -cp    Change Password.

 -sp    Show Password by default (can still be hidden with the Tab key).

 -pa    Use the Password Alternate input method.
       __
 -k Key file. Must be at least 64 bytes. Up to 4 KB is read.

 -ko    Key file Only. Same as -k but password is not required.

 -kn    New Key file. Change or assign a key file on an existing volume.
    To remove key file assignment, use NUL as file name.

 -kon   New Key file Only. Same as -kn but without password needed for the new
    key file.

 -sc    SCrypt parameters. The first value adjusts the RAM and CPU required for
    the key derivation function, from 1 to 128 (default: 16). The second
    value only affects the CPU load, from 1 to 999 (default: 16).

 -scn   SCrypt New parameters. Same as -sc, but the volume header is rewritten
    with these new values.
       __
 -nm    No Mount. Allow operations such as password change without altering the
    volume.

 -ad    Auto-Dismount after a period of inactivity, in minutes.

 -ads   Auto-Dismount when system enters a Suspended state.

 -b If backup_file does not exist, it will be created with the content of
    the volume header, encrypted with a new salt.
    If backup_file exists, the volume header will be overwritten with the
    first 576 bytes of backup_file.

 -run   Run an executable after the volume is mounted. If no argument is
    required, use an empty quoted string.
       __
 -cw    Close the console Window after mounting if no error occurred.

 -pp    Parameters entered at the Prompts can be put here. Use 3 parameters for
    volume creation, 1 otherwise, in same format and order than in the
    prompts. -cp, -kn and -kon must be put before this switch.

 -fp    Format Parameters. "arguments" is a quoted string passed to the format
    command. Ignored with Arsenal Image Mounter.

 -t Number of Threads used for decryption and encryption, from 1 to 63
    (the default value is the number of logical processors).

 -bio   Use Buffered I/O. Can fix compatibility issues with some hardwares.
       __
 -v Verbosity level, from 0 to 2 (default: 1).

 -aim   Force the use of Arsenal Image Mounter, in case of the ImDisk Virtual
    Disk Driver, which is used by default, is also installed.
    If Arsenal Image Mounter is used, mount_point is ignored.

 -font  Change the current console font, its size and colors. Use "d" as
    argument to display current values and extra informations.
       __
 -l Display a List of current physical drives and partitions, with location
    of first and last bytes.

 -ck    Create a new 512-byte Key file, filled with random data.

 -bm    Benchmark of available ciphers.
    A cipher number can be specified, with 1=AES, 2=Serpent and 3=SHACAL-2.
    Use 2 or 3 numbers, separated by commas, for cascaded ciphers.


-= Password editor usage =-
 Esc:   Quit without volume mounting.

 Tab:   Show/hide password.

 Enter: Used with an empty password, it disables low level access to the
    keyboard. This improves compatibility with some Input Method Editors
    but removes protection against keyloggers.