RC4 algorithm implemented in Python

This article mainly introduces the RC4 algorithm implemented in Python. This article provides two implementation methods: Class and function. if you need it, you can use Python to implement the RC4 algorithm in your spare time.

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Class method

#/usr/bin/python#coding=utf-8import sys,os,hashlib,time,base64class rc4:  def __init__(self,public_key = None,ckey_lenth = 16):    self.ckey_lenth = ckey_lenth    self.public_key = public_key or 'none_public_key'    key = hashlib.md5(self.public_key).hexdigest()    self.keya = hashlib.md5(key[0:16]).hexdigest()    self.keyb = hashlib.md5(key[16:32]).hexdigest()    self.keyc = ''  def encode(self,string):    self.keyc = hashlib.md5(str(time.time())).hexdigest()[32 - self.ckey_lenth:32]    string = '0000000000' + hashlib.md5(string + self.keyb).hexdigest()[0:16] + string    self.result = ''    self.docrypt(string)    return self.keyc + base64.b64encode(self.result)  def decode(self,string):    self.keyc = string[0:self.ckey_lenth]    string = base64.b64decode(string[self.ckey_lenth:])    self.result = ''    self.docrypt(string)    result = self.result    if (result[0:10] == '0000000000' or int(result[0:10]) - int(time.time()) > 0) and result[10:26] == hashlib.md5(result[26:] + self.keyb).hexdigest()[0:16]:      return result[26:]    else:      return None  def docrypt(self,string):    string_lenth = len(string)    result = ''    box = list(range(256))    randkey = []    cryptkey = self.keya + hashlib.md5(self.keya + self.keyc).hexdigest()    key_lenth = len(cryptkey)    for i in xrange(255):      randkey.append(ord(cryptkey[i % key_lenth]))    for i in xrange(255):      j = 0      j = (j + box[i] + randkey[i]) % 256      tmp = box[i]      box[i] = box[j]      box[j] = tmp    for i in xrange(string_lenth):      a = j = 0      a = (a + 1) % 256      j = (j + box[a]) % 256      tmp = box[a]      box[a] = box[j]      box[j] = tmp      self.result += chr(ord(string[i]) ^ (box[(box[a] + box[j]) % 256]))

Test:

Rc = rc4 ('nishidahuaida') string = 'Where are you?' print (string) str = rc. encode (string) print (str) str = rc. decode (str) print (str)

Function method

#/usr/bin/python#coding=utf-8import sys,os,hashlib,time,base64def rc4(string, op = 'encode', public_key = 'ddd', expirytime = 0):  ckey_lenth = 4  public_key = public_key and public_key or ''  key = hashlib.md5(public_key).hexdigest()  keya = hashlib.md5(key[0:16]).hexdigest()  keyb = hashlib.md5(key[16:32]).hexdigest()  keyc = ckey_lenth and (op == 'decode' and string[0:ckey_lenth] or hashlib.md5(str(time.time())).hexdigest()[32 - ckey_lenth:32]) or ''  cryptkey = keya + hashlib.md5(keya + keyc).hexdigest()  key_lenth = len(cryptkey)  string = op == 'decode' and base64.b64decode(string[4:]) or '0000000000' + hashlib.md5(string + keyb).hexdigest()[0:16] + string  string_lenth = len(string)  result = ''  box = list(range(256))  randkey = []  for i in xrange(255):    randkey.append(ord(cryptkey[i % key_lenth]))  for i in xrange(255):    j = 0    j = (j + box[i] + randkey[i]) % 256    tmp = box[i]    box[i] = box[j]    box[j] = tmp  for i in xrange(string_lenth):    a = j = 0    a = (a + 1) % 256    j = (j + box[a]) % 256    tmp = box[a]    box[a] = box[j]    box[j] = tmp    result += chr(ord(string[i]) ^ (box[(box[a] + box[j]) % 256]))  if op == 'decode':    if (result[0:10] == '0000000000' or int(result[0:10]) - int(time.time()) > 0) and result[10:26] == hashlib.md5(result[26:] + keyb).hexdigest()[0:16]:      return result[26:]    else:      return None  else:    return keyc + base64.b64encode(result)

Test:

String = 'Here I am, where are you? 'print (string) str = rc4 (string, 'encoding') print (str) rc = rc4 (str, 'decode') print (rc)