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CryptoSwift is a cryptography library implemented entirely in the Swift programming language. It provides a collection of standard cryptographic algorithms for encryption, decryption, and hashing without relying on native C libraries or system frameworks.
The main features of krzyzanowskim/cryptoswift are: Pure Swift Cryptography, Swift Cryptography Libraries, Asymmetric Signing, Ciphertext Transformations, Cryptographic Digests, Cryptographic Hash Verifiers, Cryptographic Operations, Asymmetric Signature Management.
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crypto-js is a JavaScript cryptography library providing a collection of standard cryptographic algorithms and data transformation tools. It functions as a symmetric encryption toolset, a cryptographic hash implementation, and a password derivation tool for the JavaScript environment. The library enables the protection of sensitive data through symmetric encryption and the production of fixed-size data digests to verify integrity. It includes utilities for converting user passwords into secure cryptographic keys and a data format converter for translating information between Base64, Hex, and
GmSSL is an open-source cryptographic library that implements the Chinese national cryptographic standards SM2, SM3, SM4, SM9, and ZUC as a unified algorithm suite. It provides a comprehensive set of cryptographic primitives including symmetric and asymmetric encryption, digital signatures, hashing, and key exchange, all built around these national standards for government and enterprise security applications. The library distinguishes itself through several integration capabilities. It includes an OpenSSL compatibility layer that maps GmSSL functions to OpenSSL API calls, enabling drop-in re
This project is a Python cryptography library that provides a collection of cryptographic primitives and high-level recipes for implementing secure encryption and authentication. It functions as a symmetric encryption toolkit and a cryptographic hash provider, offering both a low-level cryptographic interface for building custom protocols and high-level tools for securing data. The library covers a broad range of security capabilities, including symmetric data encryption, the derivation of cryptographic keys from passwords or secret values, and data integrity verification through the generati
phpseclib is a pure-PHP cryptographic library that provides a comprehensive suite of cryptographic operations entirely without requiring compiled C extensions. At its core, it implements arbitrary-precision integer arithmetic for big-number math, ASN.1 DER encoding and decoding for working with cryptographic data structures, and a full set of pure-PHP cryptographic primitives. The library is designed to operate on PHP 5.6 and above, automatically detecting and using native extensions like GMP or BCMath when available, but falling back to its own pure-PHP implementations when they are not. The