

# take the message to be encrypted from pipeline or from line argument # decrypt the message with the PKCS1_OAEP objectĭecrypted_message = crypt(encrypted_message)Ĥ5360327_encrypt.py (subsidiary script): # -*- coding: utf-8 -* # instantiate PKCS1_OAEP object with the private key for decryption # import private key from file, converting it into the RsaKey object Value = arg.replace('\n', '').replace('\r','')Įncrypted_message = base64.b64decode( unquote( value)) # take value from pipeline or from the first line argument Openssl_private_decrypt($encrypted, $decrypted, $key) $encrypted = base64_decode(urldecode($value)) # the script mimics the following (PHP) code snippet:

Sample usage (supplied a Russian pangram to encrypt/decrypt, pem files already created.


creates a private/public key pair and saves them to pem files for further use in other scripts.45360327_keys.py subsidiary, run only once, no output to std out:.The following three commented scripts could enlighten how to apply Asymmetric Cryptography with Python article to your problem (work in Windows 10, Python 3.5):
