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Multiencoder (Python)
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Multiencoder (Python)
Description:
With this tool written in Python you can simply apply chain encodings to a given text.
You have probably encountered threads with downloads for password protected archives with instructions how to decode the given encoded password. It is cumbersome to search for various online converters and copy&paste several times just to get the plaintext. This tool makes it much simpler.
This tool is a community project, that means every HC member can participate by adding new encodings.
By now it supports 15 different encoding and encrypting algorithms. I am sure there will be more soon.
Here is a screenshot of how it works:
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Usage:
Unzip the archive, open your terminal, go into the archive folder and type:
Code:
python multiencoder.py
Choose your algorithm, decide whether you want to encode or decode. Encoding algorithms are separated with space. Most algorithms have an abbreviation you can write instead. I.e. rot = rot13, base = base64, rev = reverse, ...
You also have the possibility to show a description for certain algorithms that have a (-i) behind.
The intermediate results and the end result will be shown.
Requirements: Python 2.7
With this tool written in Python you can simply apply chain encodings to a given text.
You have probably encountered threads with downloads for password protected archives with instructions how to decode the given encoded password. It is cumbersome to search for various online converters and copy&paste several times just to get the plaintext. This tool makes it much simpler.
This tool is a community project, that means every HC member can participate by adding new encodings.
By now it supports 15 different encoding and encrypting algorithms. I am sure there will be more soon.
Here is a screenshot of how it works:
[You must be registered and logged in to see this image.]"
/>
Usage:
Unzip the archive, open your terminal, go into the archive folder and type:
Code:
python multiencoder.py
Choose your algorithm, decide whether you want to encode or decode. Encoding algorithms are separated with space. Most algorithms have an abbreviation you can write instead. I.e. rot = rot13, base = base64, rev = reverse, ...
You also have the possibility to show a description for certain algorithms that have a (-i) behind.
The intermediate results and the end result will be shown.
Requirements: Python 2.7
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