Use Python to encrypt your password

Sometimes we have to write passwords in our own code, for security reasons, we can encrypt our own passwords.

First the code, this code is transferred from the Internet

root@proftp:/usr/lib/python2.7# more jastmencrypt.py "" "Jastme Encrypt Password" "Def encrypt (key, s):   B = ByteArray (str (s). Encode ("GBK"))   n = len (b) # to find the number of bytes of b   C = ByteArray (n*2)   j = 0 for   i in range (0, N):     B1 = b[i]     b2 = b1 ^ Key # B1 = b2^ key     c1 = b2%     c2 = b2//# B2 = c2*16 + C1     C1 = c1 + + C2     = C2 + # C1,C2 are all the numbers between 0~15, plus 65 becomes the encoding of the a-p character     c[j] = C1     c[j+1] = C2     j = j+2   return c.decode ("GBK") 
  def decrypt (key, s):   c = ByteArray (str (s). Encode ("GBK"))   n = Len (c) # Calculates the number of bytes of B   if n% 2! = 0:     retu  RN ""   n = n//2   B = ByteArray (n)   j = 0   for i in range (0, N):     c1 = c[j]     c2 = c[j+1]     j = j+2     c1 = c1-65     c2 = c2-65     b2 = c2*16 + C1     b1 = b2^ key     b[i]= B1   try:     return B.deco De ("GBK")   except:     return "Failed"

Save this code with UTF8 encoding to/usr/lib/python2.7

In [1]: Import Jastmencrypt in [3]: Jastmencrypt.encrypt (119, ' MyPassword ')        encryption out[3]: U ' kboahagbeaeaaaibfadb ' in [4] : Jastmencrypt.decrypt (119, ' kboahagbeaeaaaibfadb ')   decryption out[4]: U ' mypassword '

We encrypt the password in the Ipython first, and then get the code, to use the time to decrypt it, which can be a great guarantee of our password security.

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