This module generates safe prime numbers using the OpenSSL library. A number p is a safe prime number, if p is a prime number, and p = 2*q+1, and q is a prime number too. These numbers are sometimes used in cryptography.
Written by Erik Tews <erik@datenzone.de> Python 3 compatibility by Peter Wagenaar <sakartu@gmail.com>
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