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+Metadata-Version: 2.4
+Name: openssl_encrypt
+Version: 0.2.2
+Summary: A package for secure file encryption and decryption based on modern ciphers
+Home-page: https://gitlab.com/world/openssl_encrypt
+Author: Tobi
+Author-email: jahlives@gmx.ch
+Keywords: encryption,openssl,security
+Classifier: Development Status :: 3 - Alpha
+Classifier: Intended Audience :: Developers
+Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
+Classifier: License :: OSI Approved :: MIT License
+Requires-Python: >=3.6
+Description-Content-Type: text/markdown
+Requires-Dist: cryptography>=42.0.0
+Requires-Dist: argon2-cffi>=23.1.0
+Requires-Dist: bcrypt~=4.3.0
+Requires-Dist: pywin32>=306; sys_platform == "win32"
+Provides-Extra: dev
+Requires-Dist: pytest>=8.0.0; extra == "dev"
+Requires-Dist: pytest-cov>=4.1.0; extra == "dev"
+Requires-Dist: black>=24.1.0; extra == "dev"
+Requires-Dist: pylint>=3.0.0; extra == "dev"
+Dynamic: author
+Dynamic: author-email
+Dynamic: classifier
+Dynamic: description
+Dynamic: description-content-type
+Dynamic: home-page
+Dynamic: keywords
+Dynamic: provides-extra
+Dynamic: requires-dist
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+Dynamic: summary
+
+# Secure File Encryption Tool
+A powerful tool for securely encrypting, decrypting, and shredding files with military-grade cryptography and multi-layer password hashing.
+## History
+The project is historically named `openssl-encrypt` because it once was a python script wrapper around openssl. But that did not work anymore with recent python versions.
+Therefore I decided to do a complete rewrite in pure python also using modern cipher and hashes. So the projectname is a "homage" to the root of all :-)
+
+**Important note**: although `whirlpool` is supported by this tool, I do not recommend using this hashing algorithm. That is because building `whirlpool` via pip fails on recent Python versions (>= Python 3.12). If you want to use it you should have a look at [pyenv](https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv) which allows multiple Python versions to exist in peaceful co-existence. `whirlpool` will remain in the code also in future versions of this application
+## Issues
+you can create issues by [sending mail](mailto:issue+world-openssl-encrypt-2-issue-+gitlab@rm-rf.ch) to the linked address
+
+**Important due to latest changes in version 1.0.1 older encrypted files cannot be decrypted anymore (see [this ticket](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/issues/10))**
+## Features
+- **Strong Encryption**: Uses Fernet symmetric encryption (AES-128-CBC) with secure key derivation \
+  Because of this "restriction" in Fernet
+  ```
+  Fernet is designed so that it doesn’t expose unauthenticated bytes. 
+  Because of this, the entire message contents must be able to fit in the available memory. 
+  This makes Fernet unsuitable for encrypting very large files.
+  ```
+  therefore "AES-GCM" and "ChaCha20" are now available in the final [release](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/v1.0)
+- **Multi-hash Password Protection**: Optional layered hashing with SHA-256, SHA-512, SHA3-256, SHA3-512, Whirlpool, Scrypt and Argon2
+- **Password Management**: Password confirmation to prevent typos, random password generation, and standalone password generator
+- **File Integrity Verification**: Built-in hash verification to detect corrupted or tampered files
+- **Secure File Shredding**: Military-grade secure deletion with multi-pass overwriting
+- **Directory Support**: Recursive processing of directories
+- **Memory-Secure Processing**: Protection against memory-based attacks and data leakage
+- **Argon2 Support**: Memory-hard key derivation function that won the Password Hashing Competition
+- **Glob Pattern Support**: Batch operations using wildcard patterns
+- **Safe Overwriting**: Secure in-place file replacement with atomic operations
+- **Progress Visualization**: Real-time progress bars for lengthy operations
+- **Graphical User Interface**: User-friendly GUI for all operations
+## Files Included
+- [crypt.py](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/crypt.py) - Main command-line utility
+- [crypt_gui.py](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/crypt_gui.py) - Graphical user interface
+- [modules/crypt.cli.py](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/modules/crypt.cli.py) - command-line interface
+- [modules/crypt_core.py](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/modules/crypt_core.py) - provides the core functionality
+- [modules/crypt_utils.py](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/modules/crypt_utils.py) - provides utility functions
+- [modules/secure_memory.py](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/modules/secure_memory.py) - provides functions for secure memory handling
+- [requirements.txt](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/requirements.txt) - Required Python packages
+- [README.md](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/README.md) - This documentation file
+- [docs/install.md](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/docs/install.md) - installation notes
+- [docs/usage.md](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/docs/usage.md) - usage notes
+- [docs/examples.md](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encryptdocs/examples.md) - some examples
+- [docs/password-handling.md](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/docs/password-handling.md) - notes about password handling
+- [docs/security-notes.md](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/docs/security-notes.md) - notes about security
+- [unittests/unittests.py](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/unittests/unittests.py) - Unit tests for the utility
+- [unittests/test_gui.py](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/unittests/test_gui.py) - simple test for `tkinter`
+- [unittests/testfile](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/unittests/testfiles) - testfiles for `unittests` encryption
+
+all testfile files are ecrypted with password `1234` for your testing
+## License
+
+[MIT License](LICENSE)
+

openssl_encrypt-0.2.2/README.md

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+# Secure File Encryption Tool
+A powerful tool for securely encrypting, decrypting, and shredding files with military-grade cryptography and multi-layer password hashing.
+## History
+The project is historically named `openssl-encrypt` because it once was a python script wrapper around openssl. But that did not work anymore with recent python versions.
+Therefore I decided to do a complete rewrite in pure python also using modern cipher and hashes. So the projectname is a "homage" to the root of all :-)
+
+**Important note**: although `whirlpool` is supported by this tool, I do not recommend using this hashing algorithm. That is because building `whirlpool` via pip fails on recent Python versions (>= Python 3.12). If you want to use it you should have a look at [pyenv](https://github.com/pyenv/pyenv) which allows multiple Python versions to exist in peaceful co-existence. `whirlpool` will remain in the code also in future versions of this application
+## Issues
+you can create issues by [sending mail](mailto:issue+world-openssl-encrypt-2-issue-+gitlab@rm-rf.ch) to the linked address
+
+**Important due to latest changes in version 1.0.1 older encrypted files cannot be decrypted anymore (see [this ticket](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/issues/10))**
+## Features
+- **Strong Encryption**: Uses Fernet symmetric encryption (AES-128-CBC) with secure key derivation \
+  Because of this "restriction" in Fernet
+  ```
+  Fernet is designed so that it doesn’t expose unauthenticated bytes. 
+  Because of this, the entire message contents must be able to fit in the available memory. 
+  This makes Fernet unsuitable for encrypting very large files.
+  ```
+  therefore "AES-GCM" and "ChaCha20" are now available in the final [release](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/v1.0)
+- **Multi-hash Password Protection**: Optional layered hashing with SHA-256, SHA-512, SHA3-256, SHA3-512, Whirlpool, Scrypt and Argon2
+- **Password Management**: Password confirmation to prevent typos, random password generation, and standalone password generator
+- **File Integrity Verification**: Built-in hash verification to detect corrupted or tampered files
+- **Secure File Shredding**: Military-grade secure deletion with multi-pass overwriting
+- **Directory Support**: Recursive processing of directories
+- **Memory-Secure Processing**: Protection against memory-based attacks and data leakage
+- **Argon2 Support**: Memory-hard key derivation function that won the Password Hashing Competition
+- **Glob Pattern Support**: Batch operations using wildcard patterns
+- **Safe Overwriting**: Secure in-place file replacement with atomic operations
+- **Progress Visualization**: Real-time progress bars for lengthy operations
+- **Graphical User Interface**: User-friendly GUI for all operations
+## Files Included
+- [crypt.py](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/crypt.py) - Main command-line utility
+- [crypt_gui.py](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/crypt_gui.py) - Graphical user interface
+- [modules/crypt.cli.py](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/modules/crypt.cli.py) - command-line interface
+- [modules/crypt_core.py](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/modules/crypt_core.py) - provides the core functionality
+- [modules/crypt_utils.py](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/modules/crypt_utils.py) - provides utility functions
+- [modules/secure_memory.py](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/modules/secure_memory.py) - provides functions for secure memory handling
+- [requirements.txt](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/requirements.txt) - Required Python packages
+- [README.md](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/README.md) - This documentation file
+- [docs/install.md](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/docs/install.md) - installation notes
+- [docs/usage.md](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/docs/usage.md) - usage notes
+- [docs/examples.md](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encryptdocs/examples.md) - some examples
+- [docs/password-handling.md](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/docs/password-handling.md) - notes about password handling
+- [docs/security-notes.md](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/docs/security-notes.md) - notes about security
+- [unittests/unittests.py](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/unittests/unittests.py) - Unit tests for the utility
+- [unittests/test_gui.py](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/unittests/test_gui.py) - simple test for `tkinter`
+- [unittests/testfile](https://gitlab.rm-rf.ch/world/openssl_encrypt/-/tree/main/openssl_encrypt/unittests/testfiles) - testfiles for `unittests` encryption
+
+all testfile files are ecrypted with password `1234` for your testing
+## License
+
+[MIT License](LICENSE)
+

openssl_encrypt-0.2.2/openssl_encrypt/crypt.py

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+#!/usr/bin/env python3
+"""
+Secure File Encryption Tool - Main Entry Point
+
+This is the main entry point for the file encryption tool, importing the necessary
+modules and providing a simple interface for the CLI.
+"""
+
+# Import the CLI module to execute the main function
+from .modules.crypt_cli import main
+
+if __name__ == "__main__":
+    # Call the main function directly
+    main()