Cryptography with Python Tutorial
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Encryption of files
Encryption of files
In Python, it is possible to encrypt and decrypt files before transmitting to a communication channel. For this, you will have to use the plugin PyCrypto. You can installation this plugin using the command given below.
pip install pycrypto
Code
The program code for encrypting the file with password protector is mentioned below −
# =================Other Configuration================ # Usages : usage = "usage: %prog [options] " # Version Version="%prog 0.0.1" # ==================================================== # Import Modules import optparse, sys,os from toolkit import processor as ps def main(): parser = optparse.OptionParser(usage = usage,version = Version) parser.add_option( -i , --input ,type = string ,dest = inputfile , help = "File Input Path For Encryption", default = None) parser.add_option( -o , --output ,type = "string",dest = outputfile , help = "File Output Path For Saving Encrypter Cipher",default = ".") parser.add_option( -p , --password ,type = "string",dest = password , help = "Provide Password For Encrypting File",default = None) parser.add_option( -p , --password ,type = "string",dest = password , help = "Provide Password For Encrypting File",default = None) (options, args)= parser.parse_args() # Input Conditions Checkings if not options.inputfile or not os.path.isfile(options.inputfile): print " [Error] Please Specify Input File Path" exit(0) if not options.outputfile or not os.path.isdir(options.outputfile): print " [Error] Please Specify Output Path" exit(0) if not options.password: print " [Error] No Password Input" exit(0) inputfile = options.inputfile outputfile = os.path.join( options.outputfile,os.path.basename(options.inputfile).sppt( . )[0]+ .ssb ) password = options.password base = os.path.basename(inputfile).sppt( . )[1] work = "E" ps.FileCipher(inputfile,outputfile,password,work) return if __name__ == __main__ : main()
You can use the following command to execute the encryption process along with password −
python pyfilecipher-encrypt.py -i file_path_for_encryption -o output_path -p password
Output
You can observe the following output when you execute the code given above −
Explanation
The passwords are generated using MD5 hash algorithm and the values are stored in simply safe backup files in Windows system, which includes the values as displayed below −
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