Bindings for the Twofish implementation by Niels Ferguson libtwofish-dev.
Compatible with Python 2.6, 2.7 and 3.3.
The library performs a self-test at each import.
Installation
pip install twofish
Usage
Create a twofish.Twofish instance with a key of length ]0, 32] and then use the encrypt and decrypt methods on 16 bytes blocks.
All values must be binary strings (str on Python 2, bytes on Python 3)
[WARNING] this should be used in a senseful cipher mode, like CTR or CBC. If you don’t know what this mean, you should probably usa a higher level library.
Example
>>> from twofish import Twofish >>> T = Twofish(b'*secret*') >>> x = T.encrypt(b'YELLOWSUBMARINES') >>> print(T.decrypt(x).decode()) YELLOWSUBMARINES
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