Python implements MD5 encryption

Implementation of MD5 encryption in Python is done through hashlib. Before the presentation, we created a piece of text to encrypt the data. As shown below: hashlib_data.py

#--encoding= ' Utf-8 '--

Import Hashlib

Lorem= "" "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit. Donecegestas, enim et consectetuer ullamcorper, lectus ligula rutrum leo,a elementum elit tortor eu quam. Duis tincidunt nisi ut ante. Nullafacilisi. Sed tristique eros eu libero. Pellentesque Velarcu. Vivamus purus Orci, iaculis ac, suscipit sit amet, Pulvinar eu,lacus. Praesent placerat tortor sed nisl. Nunc blandit diam Egestasdui. Pellentesque habitant morbi tristique senectus et netus etmalesuada fames ac turpis egestas. Aliquam Viverra Fringillaleo. Nulla feugiat augue eleifend Nulla. Vivamus Mauris. Vivamus Sedmauris in Nibh placerat egestas. Suspendisse Potenti. Maurismassa. Ut eget velit auctor tortor blandit Sollicitudin. Suspendisseimperdiet Justo. """

Using MD5 for encryption is straightforward as long as you call the MD5 encryption algorithm in HASHLIB:

#--encoding= ' Utf-8 '--

Import Hashlib from Hashlib_data

Import Lorem

H=HASHLIB.MD5 ()

H.update (Lorem)

Print H.hexdigest ()

H=HASHLIB.MD5 () is used to create MD5 cryptographic objects;

H.update (Lorem) is the Lorem character is encrypted with the MD5 algorithm. The output results are as follows:

913fa23cc9326eb26f62859c9feed3e4

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