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Equivalent key with different bytes in PyNaCl
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import nacl.utils | |
import nacl.public | |
sender_key = nacl.public.PrivateKey.generate() | |
recipient_key_1 = nacl.public.PrivateKey.generate() | |
# Construct the second recipient by changing one bit from the first. | |
key_bytes = bytearray(recipient_key_1.encode()) | |
key_bytes[0] ^= 1 | |
recipient_key_2 = nacl.public.PrivateKey(bytes(key_bytes)) | |
if recipient_key_1.encode() != recipient_key_2.encode(): | |
print("The two recipients have different private keys.") | |
if recipient_key_1.public_key.encode() == recipient_key_2.public_key.encode(): | |
print("But their public keys are the same!") | |
# Encrypt a plaintext for recipient *one*. | |
plaintext = b"FOR YOUR EYES ONLY" | |
sender_box = nacl.public.Box(sender_key, recipient_key_1.public_key) | |
nonce = nacl.utils.random(nacl.public.Box.NONCE_SIZE) | |
ciphertext = sender_box.encrypt(plaintext, nonce) | |
# Decrypt it as recipient *two*. | |
recipient_box = nacl.public.Box(recipient_key_2, sender_key.public_key) | |
decrypted = recipient_box.decrypt(ciphertext) | |
if decrypted == plaintext: | |
print("And they can read each other's messages!") |
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