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Bad-Encryption

Python package to use encryption, bad encryption.

Installation

Use the package manager pip to install BadEncryption.

pip install BadEncryption

Usage

import BadEncryption

BadEncryption.vbh('hello') # returns -1267296259
BadEncryption.rotate('hello', 13) # returns 'uryyb'

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