- Cryptography with Python Tutorial
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- Overview
- Double Strength Encryption
- Python Overview and Installation
- Reverse Cipher
- Caesar Cipher
- ROT13 Algorithm
- Transposition Cipher
- Encryption of Transposition Cipher
- Decryption of Transposition Cipher
- Encryption of files
- Decryption of files
- Base64 Encoding & Decoding
- XOR Process
- Multiplicative Cipher
- Affine Ciphers
- Hacking Monoalphabetic Cipher
- Simple Substitution Cipher
- Testing of Simple Substitution Cipher
- Decryption of Simple Substitution Cipher
- Python Modules of Cryptography
- Understanding Vignere Cipher
- Implementing Vignere Cipher
- One Time Pad Cipher
- Implementation of One Time Pad Cipher
- Symmetric & Asymmetric Cryptography
- Understanding RSA Algorithm
- Creating RSA Keys
- RSA Cipher Encryption
- RSA Cipher Decryption
- Hacking RSA Cipher
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Cryptography with Python Tutorial
Modern cryptography is the one used widely among computer science projects to secure the data messages. This tutorial covers the basic concepts of cryptography and its implementation in Python scripting language. After completing this tutorial, you will be able to relate the basic techniques of cryptography in real world scenarios.
Audience
This tutorial is meant for the end users who aspire to learn the basics of cryptography and its implementation in real world projects. This tutorial is also useful for networking professionals as well as hackers who want to implement new frameworks instead of following a traditional approach.
Prerequisites
Throughout this tutorial, you will learn the basics of cryptography, algorithm description and its implementation in Python. This tutorial is designed with an assumption that the user has an understanding on the basics of cryptography and algorithms. If you are a beginner to these topics, we suggest you to go through tutorials related to them, before you start with this tutorial.