CRYPT, an encryption/decryption tool

What?

CRYPT is a tool that allows you to encrypt or decrypt texts.

Why?

The main reason I wrote this program was having access to common encodings and hash functions in one place. Later I added more functions and ciphers. All releases have a script named CryptB.py which takes 2 files as input and output and encodes or decodes the input file line by line while writing to output file.

What encodings, ciphers, and hashes are supported?

1. Encodings:

   • Base16
   • Base32
   • Base64
   • Base85

2. Ciphers:

   • Caesar Cipher
   • Morse Code
   • Baconian Cipher
   • Vigenère Cipher

3. Hashes:

   • MD5
   • Md5 Crypt
   • SHA256 & SHA512
   • SHA256 & SHA512 Crypt
   • NT
   • BCrypt
   • Argon2
   • PBKDF2+SHA256 & PBKDF2+SHA512
   • Hash Cracking with a wordlist or by Bruteforcing

Usage

Run main app using

python Crypt-?.?.?.py

or

./Crypt-?.?.?.py

Where ?.?.? is the version.

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Running CryptB.py is same way as above, except that CryptB.py is a CLI tool and accept arguments and options. You can see all options for CryptB.py using --help option:

./CryptB.py --help

Usage: CryptB.py [OPTIONS]

Options:
  -F, --file FILENAME             File containing plain text for encryption.
  -O, --out PATH                  Path/File to write the encrypted text to.
  -M, --method [md5|md5-brute|...|baconian-e|baconian-d]
                                  Method to use for encryption.
  -K, --key INTEGER               Encryption/decryption key for ciphers that support it.
                                  Positive integer for encryption, Negative
                                  integer for decryption.
  --about, --copyright            Show About & Copyright
  --help                          Show this message and exit.

Support

If you encounter any issues or bugs, feel free to open an issue about it on this repo and I'll try to help.

License

This project is licensed under GPL v3.0. See LICENSE for details.

Contributing

Thanks in advance for considering to help me on this project. You can read CONTRIBUTING.md for details on contributing to the project.

Roadmap

See ROADMAP.md for details.