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psec package provides tools for protecting sensitive data and cardholder authentication in retail payment transactions.

Installation

psec is published on PyPI and can be installed from there:

pip install psec

Modules

  • tr31 - TR-31 key block wrapping and unwrapping

  • cvv - Card Verification Value generation

  • des - Triple DES utilities (a wrapper over cryptography)

  • aes - AES utilities (a wrapper over cryptography)

  • mac - Message Authentication Code generation

  • pin - Personal Identification Number generation

  • pinblock - PIN Blocks encoding and decoding

Contributors

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