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Bixor allows you to encrypt strings with Binary Xor.

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Install

  • Linux

    python3 -m pip install bixor

  • Windows

    python -m pip install bixor

Author

Discord : Lactua#1806

Github: https://github.com/lactua

Documentation

  • Encrypt

    To encrypt a string with Bixor, you need in a first time import bixor.

      import bixor
    

    Encryption needs a key, and a content. The key allows you to decrypt the content in the future, it's like a password to get acces to your content.

    To encrypt you have to call the function encrypt and put the content and the key in parameters.

    Example :

      import bixor
      
      content = 'hello'
      key = 'world'
    
      encrypted = bixor.encrypt(content, key)
    
      print(encrypted)
    

    Output :

      1111110 1011100 1001010 1100011 1111001
    
  • Decrypt

    To encrypt a string with Bixor, you need in a first time import bixor.

      import bixor
    

    Decryption needs a key, and an encrypted binary. The key allows you to decrypt the encrypted binary.

    To decrypt you have to call the function decrypt and put the encrypted binary and the key in parameters.

    Example :

      import bixor
      
      encrypted_binary = '1111110 1011100 1001010 1100011 1111001'
      key = 'world'
    
      decrypted = bixor.encrypt(encrypted_binary, key)
    
      print(decrypted)
    

    Output :

      hello
    

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