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Support for traditional PKWARE encryption for Zip files in Python 2.7 & 3.4

Description

  • Modified versions of /usr/lib64/python2.7/zipfile.py and /usr/lib64/python3.4/zipfile.py
  • Python Software Foundation License applies
  • Implemented for ZipFile.write() -- file operations
  • Implemented for ZipFile.writestr() -- in-memory operations
  • Encryption is active if password is set with ZipFile.setpassword()
  • Default password is set to 'infected' for cli commands
  • This implementation is probably not very good at handling large files
  • WARNING (you already know this) This encryption scheme should not be used to protect sensitive information, it is known to be broken (see this paper).

Example usage

  • Python 2.7 - in-memory operations

     ...
     # Initialize a new password protected zip file from an empty buffer
     zipfile_as_buffer = ''
     zipfile_as_stream = io.BytesIO(zipfile_as_buffer)
     zipfile_object = ZipFile(zipfile_as_stream, 'w', allowZip64=True)
     zipfile_object.setpassword("infected")
    
     # Define data to be archived
     data1 = "blabla"
     data1_as_stream = io.BytesIO(data1)
     data2 = "blibli"
     data2_as_stream = io.BytesIO(data2)
    
     # Deflate & add two file entries to the encrypted archive
     zipfile_object.writestr('bla', data1, compress_type=ZIP_DEFLATED)
     zipfile_object.writestr('bli', data2, compress_type=ZIP_DEFLATED)
     zipfile_object.close()
    
     # Do whatever you want with the resulting zip file
     zipfile_as_stream.seek(0)
     sys.stdout.write(zipfile_as_stream.read())
     ...
  • Python 3.4 - in-memory operations

     ...
     # Initialize a new password protected zip file from an empty buffer
     zipfile_as_buffer = ''
     zipfile_as_stream = io.BytesIO(bytes(zipfile_as_buffer, "utf-8"))
     zipfile_object = ZipFile(zipfile_as_stream, 'w', allowZip64=True)
     zipfile_object.setpassword(bytes("infected", "utf-8"))
    
     # Define data to be archived
     data1 = "blabla"
     data1_as_stream = io.BytesIO(bytes(data1, "utf-8"))
     data2 = "blibli"
     data2_as_stream = io.BytesIO(bytes(data2, "utf-8"))
    
     # Deflate & add two file entries to the encrypted archive
     zipfile_object.writestr('bla', data1, compress_type=ZIP_DEFLATED)
     zipfile_object.writestr('bli', data2, compress_type=ZIP_DEFLATED)
     zipfile_object.close()
    
     # Do whatever you want with the resulting zip file
     zipfile_as_stream.seek(0)
     sys.stdout.buffer.write(zipfile_as_stream.read())
     ...

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