crypto_box | Easy to use , modern symmetric encryption on the command line | Encryption library
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$ echo foobar | lock_box > locked.box
4a5c4119c24b0db47bb4b4d8383c716ea390f04553f8877d0c94099e1ac12eb6
$ ls -l locked.box
-rw-r--r--+ 1 user staff 48 Jun 18 12:20 locked.box
$ ls -l secret.key
ls: secret.key: No such file or directory
$ echo fo
$ open_box -k secret.key < locked.box
foobar
$ echo foobar | lock_box -k secret.key > locked.box
$ ls -l locked.box secret.key
-rw-r--r--+ 1 user staff 48 Jun 18 12:27 locked.box
-r--------+ 1 user staff 48 Jun 18 12:27 secret.key
$ echo "
2^192 * 64 KiB = 3.923188585E56 KiB
= 3.831238852E53 MiB
= 3.741444192E50 GiB
= 3.653754093E47 TiB
= 3.568119232E44 PiB
= 3.484491437E41 EiB
= 3.402823669E38 Zi
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QUESTION
I am trying to get the prices of the various coins from this website: https://coinmarketcap.com/ with Python using the library: BeautifulSoup(bs4).
The For loop below work well for the first ten prices but then the code show the following error:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-May-25 at 13:51The crypto_box.find()
call sometimes fails to find a matching
.p.text
it gives you the error.
A workaround would be to save the result of the find before trying to access the .p.text
as follows:
QUESTION
I'm trying to use PyNacl to do asymetric encryption (public and private ssh key pairs) to safely transmit data.
I'm using an existing key pair generated with ssh-keygen -t ed25519 in the openssh format. (more details on my code below)
The question is basically, has anyone done this with success before, and how?
After extracting what I'm fairly confident are the keys with a library called openssh key parser. (64 bytes, 32 private and then 32 public)
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Dec-16 at 11:12Ok, question solved, it is possible to use pyNaCl with ed25519, you just have to convert the key properly. Found how to do this here : gist.github.com/R-VdP/b7ac0106a4fd395ee1c37bfe6f552a36
Kind of annoying the documentation is incomplete on that...
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