1.1.1

Major Changes

Decrypto now comes with the power of Scytale Cipher. Examplary Use of this cipher technique

from decrypto import ScytaleCipher

cipher = ScytaleCipher()
data = 'hello world'
key = 3

encrypted = cipher.encrypt(message, key)
decrypted = cipher.decrypt(encrypted, key)

print(encrypted)
print(decrypted)

We are working on adding more cipher techniques in upcoming releases.

1.1.0

Major Changes

Decrypto now comes with the power of RSA Cipher. Examplary Use of this cipher technique

from decrypto import RSACipher

cipher = RSACipher()
data = 'hello world'

keys = cipher.generate_keys(23, 31) #pass two unique prime numbers
encrypted = cipher.encrypt(message, keys['public_key'])
decrypted = cipher.decrypt(encrypted, keys['private_key'])

print(keys)
print(encrypted)
print(decrypted)

We are working on adding more cipher techniques in upcoming releases.

1.0.9

Major Changes

• Restructured decrypto library
• Added tests
• fixed bugs
• You can now import all the modules at once using this syntax

from decrypto import *

thanks to @GuptaAyush19 for his contribution to this release

1.0.8

Major Changes

• Restructured entire decrypto library
• Decrypto now comes with the power of Atbash Cipher technique

to test atbash cipher, try this example

from decrypto import AtbashCipher

cipher = AtbashCipher()
data = 'hello world'

en = cipher.encrypt(data)
de = cipher.decrypt(en)

print(en, de)

thanks to @mhemanthkmr for his contribution to this release

1.0.7

Major Changes

Decrypto now comes with the power of following encryption techniques

• Affine Cipher

to test affine cipher, try this example

from decrypto import AffineCipher

cipher = AffineCipher()
data = 'hello world'
a, b = 17, 20

en = cipher.encrypt(data, a, b)
de = cipher.decrypt(en, a, b)

print(en, de)

thanks to @anonymous-sidhax for his contribution to this release

1.0.6

Major Changes

Decrypto now comes with the power of following encryption techniques

• Base64Cipher
• BaconCipher
• ROT13Cipher

to test any of these, try this example

cipher = ROT13Cipher()
data = 'Hello world'

encrypted = cipher.encrypt(data)
print(encrypted)

decrypted = cipher.decrypt(encrypted)
print(decrypted)

thanks to @murugan-k-0204 & @mhemanthkmr for their contribution to this release

1.0.5

Major Changes

• decrypto now comes with the power of viginere cipher. To use it, try this

from decrypto import VigenereCipher

cipher = VigenereCipher()
data = 'Hello world'
key = 'cryptii'

encrypted = cipher.encrypt(data, key)
print(encrypted)

decrypted = cipher.decrypt(encrypted, key)
print(decrypted)

thanks to @murugan-k-0204 for their contribution to this release