AES Encryption In Python

In this video, you'll learn how to encrypt text using AES encryption algorithm implemented in PyCryptodome python package.
PyCryptodome AES Documentation: pycryptodome.readthedocs.io/e...
Required Packages: PyCryptodome
Source Code: basseltech.com/watch?v=GYCVmM...

[@daniellem1119]

Thanks a lot!

[@sararara3277]

How can you add a word file and encrypt it ? pls explain

[@queiroz-rafael]

Great!

[@BasselTech]

Thank you! Glad it helped! :-)

[@math_tutorial]

thank you bro......

[@BasselTech]

You're welcome! Glad it helped! :-)

[@sailajasailu3653]

Is it work in Google colab

[@user-uj4gr9ql4m]

4:07
"V Coink" :D

[@shraddhak.c.5232]

Can you please upload RC4 encryption in python !

[@BasselTech]

I'm so sorry for my late reply.
I'll consider making a video tutorial on it very soon. Stay tuned!
Have a nice day! :-)

[@seemadhanawade5325]

HS256 encryption in python could you please make video on this

[@BasselTech]

I'm so sorry for my late reply.
I'll do it very soon. Stay tuned! :-)

[@Veliona9]

Mine is saying no module even after installing pycrypto

[@BasselTech]

Are you sure you're using the same python runtime environment that you installed the package on?

[@richardpatove4587]

nonce means aes.iv ?

[@BasselTech]

I'm so sorry for my late reply.
No, "nonce" and "AES IV" are not the same thing, although they are related concepts.
Nonce (Number Used Once) is a term used in cryptography to refer to a value that should only be used once. It is typically a random or pseudo-random value that is used to ensure the uniqueness and freshness of data in cryptographic protocols. Nonces are commonly used in various cryptographic algorithms and protocols, such as encryption, key exchange, and authentication, to prevent replay attacks and other security vulnerabilities.
On the other hand, AES IV (Initialization Vector) is a specific term associated with the Advanced Encryption Standard (AES), which is a widely used symmetric encryption algorithm. The IV is an input to the AES algorithm that helps to randomize the encryption process and enhance security. It is used in combination with the encryption key to ensure that the same plaintext input will produce different ciphertext outputs, even when encrypting multiple blocks of data.
While nonces and IVs share the purpose of enhancing security, they are used in different contexts. Nonces are more general and can be used in various cryptographic protocols, while IVs specifically pertain to the AES encryption algorithm.
Have a nice day! :-)

[@fatimatabassum3133]

How can i encrypt image ?

[@BasselTech]

I'm sorry for my late reply.
I have a video tutorial showing how to encrypt files using "Triple DES": basseltech.com/watch?tags=Encryption&v=iHwLsPzMk1k
If you want any help, feel free to contact me at: [e-mail]
Have a nice day! :-)

[@fatimatabassum3133]

Can i use in google colab ?

[@BasselTech]

I think it would work just fine.

[@originalbinaryhustler3876]

decent , would have been better if you enlarged the code ❤

[@sararara3277]

i have the error no module named Crypto

[@BasselTech]

Did you install PyCryptodome Python package?

[@Hemant-Dev]

@@BasselTech i got the same error and i already install pycryptodome, virtual env, and pycryptodomax but still got the same error no module name cypto

[@ghadichebli9236]

May I have your email I need some help importing Crypto

[@user-uj4gr9ql4m]

@@deadshxll No, before pip install you need to pip uninstall PyCrypto