Encryptionsuite (File Encryption and Decryption)

This is a CLI tool for encrypting and decrypting files and folders. Be carefull on how you use, irresponsible use can lead user to turning their data into chunks if encryption keys are miss-handled. For every encrypte file an Encryption key used is save in filename.xml file where filename is name of the input file to be encrypted.

Name variations

   Encryptionsuite -h
   encryptionsuite -h
   ENCRYPTIONSUITE -h

Installation

1. Install via pip:

   pip install Encryptionsuite

2. Install from github:

   pip install git+https://github.com/skye-cyber/Encryptionsuite.git

Usage

To run the CLI app, use the following command:

  Encryptionsuite [options]

Replace [options] with the appropriate command-line options based on the functionality you want to execute.

Available Options

1.-m/--mode operation to be performed(encryption or Decryption) value [encrypt, decrypt]

2.-i/--input_file

3.-k/--key only when decrypting

Examples

1. Example command 1:

   Encryptionsuite -m encrypt -i example.txt or ```FED --mode encrypt -input_file example.txt```

in this case the output file will be 'example.txt.encrypted'

2. Example command 2:

   Encryptionsuite -m decrypt -i example.txt.encrypted -k xxxx where xxxx is the encryption key used

3. Example command 3 using key file inplace of the key itself:

   Encryptionsuite -m decrypt -i example.txt.encrypted -k file where file is the file containing the key

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! If you encounter any issues or have suggestions for improvements, please open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

This project is an open source software Licensed under GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3

Feel free to modify and customize this template according to your specific project requirements and add any additional sections or information that you think would be helpful for users.

Acknowledgements

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