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AES-File-Encryption

Python module to convert password-protect file by using AES encryption. This module has function sha_encrypt and sha_decrypt which takes argument as key and filename. Import this module and use function to encrypt or decrypt the file.

Enter the full name of the file and then enter the password.

The Encrypted file will be saved as 'filename.shaenc'.

The Decrypted file is the original filename.

Developed By Shashank Agarwal.

Email: contact@shashank.my.id

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