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pnasys-ses — PNASystems Secure Encryption Service

TPM-backed (Windows DPAPI) / AES-backed (everywhere else) vault with two-key access: you need both the access key (file selector) and the encryption key (mixed into the transport key) to open anything.

from pnasys_ses import SecureEncryptionService
SecureEncryptionService.BasePath = os.getcwd()  # optional override
SecureEncryptionService.CreateEncryptedFile(Data, AccessKey, EncryptionKey)
SecureEncryptionService.CreateEncryptedFile(Data, AccessKey, EncryptionKey, "C:\\Example")
plain = SecureEncryptionService.DecryptEncryptedFile(AccessKey, EncryptionKey)
plain = SecureEncryptionService.DecryptEncryptedFile(AccessKey, EncryptionKey, "C:\\Example")

Files land at <base>/sha256(AccessKey).json. Default base: %LOCALAPPDATA%/PNASystems/SES on Windows, ~/.pnasys_ses elsewhere.

Interactive CLI: pnases (create/read/list/delete loop).

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