Super simple code to implement RSA encryption
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#!/usr/bin/python3 | |
""" | |
Sample code snippet to work with RSA encryption ( Don't use it in production :| ) | |
""" | |
import libnum | |
def generate_keys(p, q, e): | |
n = p * q | |
phi = (p - 1) * (q - 1) | |
d = libnum.invmod(e, phi) | |
return n, d | |
def encrypt_text(e, n, plain_text): | |
plain_number = libnum.s2n(plain_text) | |
cipher_number = pow(plain_number, e, n) | |
return cipher_number | |
def decrypt_text(d, n, encrypted_number): | |
decrypted_number = pow(encrypted_number, d, n) | |
decrypted_text = libnum.n2s(decrypted_number) | |
return decrypted_text | |
p = 1071456887129021 | |
q = 627715068764519 | |
e = 65537 | |
n, d = generate_keys(p, q, e) | |
plain_text = "I'm secret" | |
encrypted_text = encrypt_text(e, n, plain_text) | |
print("Encrypted text as number = {}".format(encrypted_text)) | |
# Prints: Encrypted text as number = 661208835941892016866488406464 | |
decrypted_text = decrypt_text(d, n, encrypted_text) | |
print("Decrypted text = {}".format(decrypted_text)) | |
# Prints: Decrypted text = I'm secret |
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