🐱‍💻Cryptogram

Cryptogram is a cryptography engine with almost all of the popular encrypting, encoding and transforming algorithms.

Encryption engines

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Encryption engines have the provision to encrypt and decrypt a message generally dependent on a key which needs to be passed as an argument during encryption and decryprtion.

• Caeser
• Shifting Caesar
• ROT13
• Transposition
• Xor
• Multiplicative
• Monoalphabetic
• Fernet
• Onetimepad
• RSA
• Pseudo Random
• Vigenere
• Rail Fence

Transformation engines

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Transformation engines convert the target message from one form/class to another. It doesn't have any provision to get back the data once transformed.

• Symbol Reversal
• Numeric System
• Case Transform
• Morse Transform
• Alphabetic Transform
  • NATO phonetic alphabet
  • Dutch spelling alphabet
  • German spelling alphabet
  • Swedish spelling alphabet

Encoding engines

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Encoding engines process data into a format required for various kinds of information processing procedures, data transmission, storage and compression/decompression.

• Ascii85
• Base85
• Base64
• Base32
• Base16
• URL

Clone and setup

git clone https://github.com/raj-patra/cryptogram.git
cd cryptogram
pip install -r requirements.txt

Usage

Make sure to keep the cloned folder inside your project directory

from cryptogram.cypher import Cypher

obj = Cypher()
encrypted = obj.encrypt(message='hello world', engine='multiplicative',  key=16196516)
# {'encrypted_message': '6=lle re^l_', 'key': 16196516, 'engine': 'multiplicative'}

decrypted = obj.decrypt(message=encrypted['encrypted_message'], engine=encrypted['engine'], key=encrypted['key'])
# {'decrypted_message': 'hello world', 'key': 16196516, 'engine': 'multiplicative'}

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