Personal exploration projects
A tool that can be used to hide the commands and output from commands in your terminal so that someone looking over your shoulder doesn't see what you are doing. WARNING: You have to know exactly what to expect as output when you type in a command because there is no indication of whether or not anything worked or not. -- maybe I should spit out the error codes of every command at the very least...
I made this just to mess around with espeak. It doesn't really do anything yet except read what you put in as a command line argument.
Swaps around the letters of the alphabet randomly in a subprocess and uses the mixed up alphabet as a translation table for a message you input.
decrypts messages that were encrypted using the encrypt.py(or similar) function.
- Uses the dictionary.txt file
- I am going to wrap this up with language packages and ask at the command line which language you want to use or if you want to use a custom dictionary
for use with decrypt.py
The file was made with the following command:
'cat /usr/share/dict/words > dictionary.txt'
and I removed most single letter words in vim by searching for /^.$ and
removing the ones i didn't want.
I also removed words with apostrophes, but I might fix that.
the decrypt.py script uses special characters and I need to make a few modifications....
Sends files in the current working directory to a remote server
Personal Implementation of AES. DO NOT use this in production
Sample main function to be used with aes.py
Download files quickly by using threads install requirements for this file with: pip install -r downloadAccelerator-requirements.txt