Cipher-symmetric
The modern python based encryption and decryption utility
Cipher is a python CLI utility for encryption and decryption of strings using the cryptography module of python(symmetric encryption).
Installation:
Linux and Mac:
pip3 install cipher-symmetric
# via git
pip3 install git+https://github.com/Programming-geek582/encipher.git
Windows:
pip install cipher-symmetric
# via git
pip install git+https://github.com/Programming-geek582/encipher.git
Usage:
# Windows
cipher or python -m cipher
# Linux and mac
cipher or python3 -m cipher
Happy encrypting!
Note: the private key is saved in a weird file format, dont try to mess with that or you wont be able to decrypt the content ever again
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