Python Keyword Transposition Cipher
An implementation of a basic keyword transposition cipher in Python.
Installation
pip install .
Usage
- Initialize
from pyktc.cipher import Cipher; ktc = Cipher('secret') - Encrypt
ktc.encrypt('CRYPTOLOGY') - Decrypt
ktc.decrypt('MNYDX WHWJY')
Limitations
The basic implementation only works with A-Z though it can easily be extended to support other characters.
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