Not sure I understand. Does your library uses PyCrypto or not? What do you mean "due to 1"? Anyway, I would like to see it.
Massimo On Monday, 1 October 2012 17:15:51 UTC-5, Dave wrote: > > I wanted to post to the group that I have created a utility class for > performing encryption and decryption using the PyCrypto library. It really > can't be baked in to web2py due to 1, export restrictions, but also the > underlying PyCrypto library is not pure python. There is some optimized C > in the library. > > If anybody is interested, I can clean up the code, remove some of my more > "trade secret" stuff and share it. If you are hosting on GAE, you may use > PyCrpyto, but there are caveats. PGP and IDEA crpyt modules are not there > due to licensing. Furthermore PKI operations are re-written by Google in > pure python instead of optimized, faster C. This is due to their security > policy. > > My utility class uses AES and the CFB mode. > > cheers > --
