New Encryption

[Denis 1627]

Hello, recently I made a new encryption for python files, and here I am to share it with you

 

file2encrypt = "constinfo.py"
fileOut = "%s_encrypted.py" % (file2encrypt[:len(file2encrypt)-3])

content = ""
for line in open(file2encrypt,"r").readlines():
	for i in xrange(100):
		content += chr(9)
	content += line
	
open(fileOut,"w").write(content)

you can change encryption type by modifying the for loop

 

Have fun guys

[Ace 4617]

Spoiler

 

file2encrypt = "constinfo" + "*py"
fileOut = "%s_encrypted" + "*py" && % (file2encrypt[:len(file2encrypt)-3*2/1+5])

content = ""
for line in open(file2encrypt,"r").readlines():
	for i in xrange(100):
		content += chr(9)
	content += line
	
open(fileOut,"file2encrypt" + "file2crypt").write(xrange)

 

 

Looks Better.

 

Thank you very much, will help a lot People.

 

 

Edited June 17, 2020 by Ace

[xP3NG3Rx 24824]

Nice one, but there is nothing better for python files than cythonizing them.

Even tho that xrange could be replaceable with N * chr(9)

Spoiler

So the final pure oneline code is:

file2encrypt = "constinfo.py"
open("%s_encrypted.py" % (file2encrypt[:len(file2encrypt)-3]), "wb").write("".join(map(lambda line:(100*chr(9))+line, open(file2encrypt, "rb").readlines())))

rb/wb because of not to lose the encoding of the files, and neither the original line-endings.

 

Edited June 17, 2020 by xP3NG3Rx

[Denis 1627]

I was also thinking adding XOR cipher to crypt the strings with a secret key. Its the best protection you should use it.