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CTF Flag Generator

A CTF leet flag generator

Install

pip install flag-gen

Usage

To translate alpha characters to leet string:

flag-gen 'this is your flag' 

And output maybe:

TH1S_i5_yOUr_fL@6
Entropy: 20.92 bits

You can use it in your code:

import flag_gen

print(flag_gen.leet('this is your flag'))
# ('7H1s_1$_youR_fL46', 20.92481250360578)

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