Description:
mystipy 0.7.5
mystipy
This is an extremely simple command-line utility for obfuscating and deobfuscating data.
Features
Data is automatically compressed using gzip.
Customizable encryption key (XOR) and salt size.
Prompt mode for interactive input.
Hexadecimal encoding is used on the output by default, but a --binary override is available.
Installation
The program is a single file, so you can just download/run it manually: python mystipy.py
For the sake of convenience (and to be added to your $PATH), it is also available on PyPI.
pip install --upgrade mystipy
Usage
Basic Commands
Obfuscate a file:
mystipy input_file output_file
Deobfuscate a file:
mystipy input_file output_file --reverse
Options
-p, --prompt: Prompt mode. If provided, you will be prompted for any arguments you don't explicitly set.
-r, --reverse: Deobfuscate the input file.
-k, --key: XOR key for encryption/deencryption. Must be a valid byte string. (Default: "mystipy")
-s, --salt: Number of bytes to use in salt. (Default: 16)
--binary: Disable exadecimal encoding/decoding. The data will be (or is) compressed binary data.
Examples
Obfuscate a file with a custom key and default settings:
mystipy myfile.txt obfuscated.myst -k "hunter2"
Deobfuscate a binary encoded file:
mystipy obfuscated.myst deobfuscated.txt -r --binary
Use prompt mode for interactive input:
mystipy -p
Use it in your own program:
import mystipy
# Define your key and data
key = "hunter2".encode()
data = b"I would tell you a joke about UDP, but I'm not sure if you'd get it."
# Obfuscate the data
obfuscated_data = mystipy.obfuscate(data, key)
print(f"Obfuscated data: {obfuscated_data}")
# Deobfuscate the data
deobfuscated_data = mystipy.deobfuscate(obfuscated_data, key)
print(f"Deobfuscated data: {deobfuscated_data.decode()}")
Function Aliases
The script includes function aliases to remove ambiguity if you're using it in your own code:
mystipy for obfuscate
demystipy for deobfuscate
import mystipy
print(mystipy.mystipy == mystipy.obfuscate) # True
print(mystipy.demystipy == mystipy.deobfuscate) # True
So if you'd prefer to use the aliases, you'd import the obfuscation/deobfuscation functions like this:
from mystipy import mystipy, demystipy
License
For personal and professional use. You cannot resell or redistribute these repositories in their original state.
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