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This Python code demonstrates various cryptographic techniques, including hashing, symmetric encryption (AES), and asymmetric encryption (RSA). It utilizes the hashlib
library for hashing and the cryptography
library for encryption and decryption processes.
Key Components
create_sha512_hash
function takes a string input and generates a SHA-512 hash using the hashlib
library.aes_encryption_decryption
function generates a symmetric key using the Fernet
class from the cryptography
library.rsa_encryption_decryption
function generates a pair of RSA keys (private and public) using the rsa
module from the cryptography
library.main
block demonstrates the usage of the above functions.Example Output
When executed, the program will produce output similar to the following:
javascript
SHA-512 Hash: <hashed_value>
Encrypted data: <encrypted_aes_data>
Decrypted data (AES): Secret Message
Encrypted data (RSA): <encrypted_rsa_data>
Decrypted data (RSA): Secret Message
All operations completed successfully.
This output demonstrates the successful execution of hashing and encryption/decryption processes, showcasing the functionality of the cryptographic techniques implemented.
This Python code effectively illustrates the use of cryptographic methods for securing data through hashing and encryption. It provides a clear example of how to implement SHA-512 hashing, AES symmetric encryption, and RSA asymmetric encryption using the hashlib
and cryptography
libraries. This code serves as a valuable reference for understanding basic cryptographic operations in Python.
create_sha512_hash
function takes a string input and generates a SHA-512 hash using the hashlib
library.aes_encryption_decryption
function generates a symmetric key using the Fernet
class from the cryptography
library.rsa_encryption_decryption
function generates a pair of RSA keys (private and public) using the rsa
module from the cryptography
library.main
block demonstrates the usage of the above functions.Python
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