Cybersecure Easy 0.5.0

1,615 Filetypes across 10 security verbs — rebalanced so Encode/Decode is lean (38 each, all reversible, 0 broken) and the other verbs are massive.

Cybersecure.Extract(Filetype="Html", Target="https://example.com", Variable="links")
Cybersecure.Scan   (Filetype="Cwe89Sqli", Target="source.py", FromText=Yes)
Cybersecure.Hash   (Filetype="Sha256", Target="file.bin")
Cybersecure.Encrypt(Filetype="AesGcm", Target="secret", Password="long passphrase")
Cybersecure.Validate(Filetype="IbanDE", Target="DE89370400440532013000")
Cybersecure.Generate(Filetype="Password32")
Cybersecure.Encode (Filetype="Base64", Target="hello")
Cybersecure.Sanitize(Filetype="Jinja2", Target="{{x}}")

What's new in 0.5.0 (the rebalance)

You asked for fewer encoding syntaxes and more of everything else — done.

Encode/Decode: trimmed from 103/91 → 38/38 (all reversible, 0 broken)

Removed the redundant variants that were just noise:

• Binary2 through Binary12 (12 entries doing the same thing) → 1 Binary
• Rot1 through Rot25 (25 entries) → kept just Rot13 + Rot47 + Atbash
• Base58Flickr, Base58Ripple, Base64Np, Base85Btoa, HexUpper, Z85
• Xxencode, BinHex (broken decoders, removed)
• All 11 case styles (CamelCase, PascalCase, SnakeCase, Leet, PigLatin, etc.) — these were transformations, not encodings
• Csv, Json string pseudo-encodings
• Striptags (it's a sanitizer, not an encoder)
• HtmlAttribute, UrlFragment (redundant aliases)

Fixed the broken ones: Base45 now round-trips correctly (RFC 9285 compliant).

Scan: 86 → 222 (massive expansion)

New scan categories:

• 45 CWE vulnerability class scans — Cwe79Xss, Cwe89Sqli, Cwe22Pt, Cwe798HardcodedCreds, Cwe502Deserialization, Cwe611Xxe, Cwe918Ssrf, Cwe601OpenRedirect, Cwe1333ReDoS, and 36 more
• 24 malware family scans — MiraiBotnet, EmotetBanker, TrickBot, WannaCry, RyukRansom, LockBit, BlackCat, Log4Shell, Spring4Shell, ShellShock, Heartbleed, EternalBlue, BlueKeep, Zerologon, PrintNightmare, ProxyLogon, ProxyShell, Follina, and more
• 13 misconfiguration scans — DefaultCreds, EmptyPassword, WeakSsl, WeakCipher, OpenS3Bucket, DebugMode, CorsWild, MissingHsts, etc.
• 30+ port-range presets — Top100Ports, WellKnownPorts, WebPorts, DbPorts, VoipPorts, VpnPorts, ContainerPorts, MonitoringPorts, etc.
• 29 per-protocol service probes — ScanHttp, ScanSsh, ScanMysql, ScanRedis, ScanDocker, ScanKubernetes, etc.

Extract: 58 → 157 (massive expansion)

New extract file types:

• 30+ source code languages — Python, Javascript, Typescript, Java, Kotlin, Scala, C, Cpp, Csharp, Go, Rust, Ruby, Php, Swift, R, Sql, Shell, Bash, Powershell, Lua, Perl
• More XML family — Svg, Xul, Xspf, Opml, Plist, Soap, Wsdl, Xslt
• More JSON family — Topojson, Jsonapi, Openapi, Swagger
• More config formats — Cfg, Properties
• More markup — Rst, AsciiDoc, Org, Pod, Tex
• More data formats — Cbor, Feather, Orc, Avro, Xls, Pptx, Odt, Ods
• More bioinformatics — Fa, Fna, Mfa, Fastq, Gb, Ent, Mol2
• More logs — Apache, Nginx, Authlog, Messages, W3cLog, IisLog
• System files — Htpasswd, Hosts, Resolv, Crontab, Manifest, License, Changelog, Readme, Todo
• Network captures — Pcap, Netflow
• Pipe-separated values — Psv

Sanitize: 46 → 140 (massive expansion)

New sanitize contexts:

• SQL dialects — Mysql, Postgres, Sqlite, Mssql, Oracle
• NoSQL — Mongodb, Redis, Cassandra, Neo4j
• Shell dialects — Bash, Sh, Zsh, Powershell, Cmd, Fish
• Template engines — Jinja2, DjangoTemplate, Mako, Twig, Smarty, Handlebars, Jinja, Mustache
• Framework-specific — Flask, Fastapi, Django, Express, Rails, Spring, Laravel, Aspnet
• Programming language strings — PythonString, JavaString, CsharpString, CppString, GoString, RustString, RubyString, PhpString, SwiftString, KotlinString
• Logging contexts — Syslog, Logfile, AccessLog, AuditLog, SecurityLog
• File systems — Ntfs, Ext4, Apfs, Fat32, Iso9660
• Cloud storage — S3Key, AzureBlob, GcsObject
• HTTP — HttpUserAgent, HttpOrigin, HttpAccept, HttpAuthorization
• Email — MailBcc, MailCc, MailReplyTo
• More markup — HtmlBody, HtmlText, XmlText, Xhtml, Svg, Rss, Atom
• More paths — Filepath, Dirname, Basename, UrlScheme, UrlHost

Filetype breakdown (v0.5.0)

Install

python -m pip install cybersecure-easy

Quick examples (new v0.5.0 features)

from cybersecure import Cybersecure, Yes

# CWE vulnerability scans
Cybersecure.Scan(Filetype="Cwe89Sqli", Target="source.py", FromText=Yes)
Cybersecure.Scan(Filetype="Cwe79Xss", Target=html_input, FromText=Yes)
Cybersecure.Scan(Filetype="Cwe798HardcodedCreds", Target="config.py", FromText=Yes)
Cybersecure.Scan(Filetype="Cwe502Deserialization", Target="app.py", FromText=Yes)

# Malware family scans
Cybersecure.Scan(Filetype="Log4Shell", Target=log_line, FromText=Yes)
Cybersecure.Scan(Filetype="WannaCry", Target=file_bytes, FromText=Yes)
Cybersecure.Scan(Filetype="EternalBlue", Target=pcap_text, FromText=Yes)

# Misconfiguration scans
Cybersecure.Scan(Filetype="DebugMode", Target="settings.py", FromText=Yes)
Cybersecure.Scan(Filetype="OpenS3Bucket", Target=url_list, FromText=Yes)
Cybersecure.Scan(Filetype="WeakCipher", Target=tls_config, FromText=Yes)

# Port presets
Cybersecure.Scan(Filetype="Top100Ports", Target="127.0.0.1")
Cybersecure.Scan(Filetype="VoipPorts", Target="127.0.0.1")
Cybersecure.Scan(Filetype="ContainerPorts", Target="127.0.0.1")

# Per-protocol service probes
Cybersecure.Scan(Filetype="ScanHttp", Target="127.0.0.1")
Cybersecure.Scan(Filetype="ScanMysql", Target="127.0.0.1")
Cybersecure.Scan(Filetype="ScanDocker", Target="127.0.0.1")

# Extract from source code
emails = Cybersecure.Extract(Filetype="Python", Target="app.py", Variable="emails")
secrets = Cybersecure.Extract(Filetype="Python", Target="app.py", Variable="aws_keys")

# Extract from more formats
Cybersecure.Extract(Filetype="Toml", Target="pyproject.toml", Variable="project.name")
Cybersecure.Extract(Filetype="Ini", Target="config.ini", Variable="db.host")
Cybersecure.Extract(Filetype="Env", Target=".env", Variable="DATABASE_URL")
Cybersecure.Extract(Filetype="Markdown", Target="README.md", Variable="headings")

# Sanitize for specific contexts
Cybersecure.Sanitize(Filetype="Mysql", Target=user_input)
Cybersecure.Sanitize(Filetype="Jinja2", Target="{{user_input}}")
Cybersecure.Sanitize(Filetype="Flask", Target="{{user_input}}")
Cybersecure.Sanitize(Filetype="Logfile", Target=user_input)
Cybersecure.Sanitize(Filetype="S3Key", Target=user_filename)

# Encode/Decode — lean and all working
Cybersecure.Encode(Filetype="Base64", Target="hello")
Cybersecure.Decode(Filetype="Base64", Target="aGVsbG8=")
Cybersecure.Encode(Filetype="Rot13", Target="hello")  # "uryyb"
Cybersecure.Encode(Filetype="Base58", Target="hello")
Cybersecure.Encode(Filetype="Morse", Target="SOS")

Backward compatibility

All v0.2.0, v0.3.0, and v0.4.0 helpers are still present with the same signatures. The only breaking change in v0.5.0 is the removal of redundant Encode/Decode variants (Binary2-Binary12, Rot1-Rot25 except Rot13, case styles, broken encoders). If you were using Cybersecure.Encode(Filetype="Binary8", ...), switch to Cybersecure.Encode(Filetype="Octal", ...) (same semantics).

Verification

Run python selftest.py. It now exercises 245 checks covering:

• All v0.3.0 + v0.4.0 backward-compat checks
• The v0.5.0 rebalance: Encode/Decode trimmed, others expanded
• All 45 CWE vulnerability class scans
• All 24 malware family scans
• All 13 misconfiguration scans
• All new Extract file types (TOML, INI, Env, Markdown, source code)
• All new Sanitize contexts (SQL dialects, template engines, frameworks)
• 0 broken encoders (verified by round-trip audit)

Publish from Windows PowerShell

cd cybersecure-easy-0.5.0-full
python -m pip install --upgrade build twine
python -m build
python -m twine check dist/*
python -m twine upload --username __token__ dist/*