Python Easy RSA is a wrapper that allows decryption, encryption, signing, and verifying signature simpler. You can load your keys from a file or from a string. It is easy to use, fast and free!
# the directory where the keys are to be stored
# in this case we are using the current file directory
path = Path(__file__).absolute().parent
# initialize the encrypter
encryption = Encryption(path, name=('public_key.pem', 'private1.pem'))
# generates both private and public keys
encryption.generate_keys()
# the directory where the keys are to be stored
# in this case we are using the current file directory
path = Path(__file__).absolute().parent
# initialize the encrypter
encryption = Encryption(path, name=('public_key.pem', 'private1.pem'))
# loads both private and public keys
encryption.load_keys()
# at this point both public and private keys are loaded in memory
# check example below to encrypt using the load or generate keys
# the directory where the keys are to be stored
# in this case we are using the current file directory
path = Path(__file__).absolute().parent
# initialize the encrypter
encryption = Encryption(path, name=('public_key.pem', 'private1.pem'))
# generates or load both private and public keys
encryption.load_keys() # or encryption.generate_keys()
encrypted = encryption.encrypt('hello world')
# return encrypted string
decrypted = encryption.decrypt(encrypted)
# returns a decrypted message
# 'hello world'
# one time encryption
# load a public key file
file_content = open('file.pem')
encryption = Encryption()
encrypted = encryption.encrypt('hello world', file_content)
# one time decryption
file_content = open('file.pem')
encryption = Encryption()
encrypted_message = 'somethin encrypted'
decrypted = encryption.decrypt('hello world', file_content)
# returns a decrypted message
# loads key from file
encryption = Encryption(path, name=('public_key.pem', 'private1.pem'))
# generates or load both private and public keys
encryption.load_keys() # or encryption.generate_keys()
# sign a string with a private key
hash = encryption.sign('hello world') # or encryption.sign('hello world', private_key_rfrom_file)
# returns a signed hash
# verify if a message is signed by a private key using its counter public key
verified = encryption.verify_sign('hello world', hash) # or encryption.verify_sign('hello world', hash, public_key_from_file)
# returns bool