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The CTX defense library.
Installation
============
- Install the latest stable version using ``pip``:
```sh
pip install ctx-defense
```
Basic Usage
===========
- Import the CTX class from ctx and initialize the ctx object:
```python
from ctx_defense import CTX
ctx_object = CTX()
```
- Protect a secret from an origin with a specific alphabet:
```python
protected_secret = ctx_object.protect(secret, origin, alphabet)
```
- Retrieve the permutations for all origins:
```python
permutations = ctx_object.get_permutations()
```
- For more information on the CTX library and the classes it implements visit the defense's [website](https://github.com/dimkarakostas/ctx).
Example
=======
```python
from ctx_defense import CTX
secret = 'A secret string'
origin = 'user1'
alphabet = 'ASCII'
ctx_object = CTX()
protected_secret = ctx_object.protect(secret, origin, alphabet)
permutations = ctx_object.get_permutations()
```
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