end2end-encryption
The end2end encryption module implements end to end encryption for python. The module is designed for sockets.
installation
The package can be installed using pip:
$ pip install end2end
basic usage
The encryption uses a communicator that encrypts, decrypts and handles the key exchange. The Communicator can be created with a socket sock and the size of the key key_size the client uses.
com = end2end.createComunicator(sock, key_size)
a full simple mock-up of the server can be found in the test.py and test2.py files.
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