Cryha - hasher and cipher in data bases [Feedback]

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Cryha - Toolkit for crypto on database

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bcryptWrap released

Hi, I'm proud to announce bcryptWrap; a wrapper for bcrypt, the password- hashing algorithm used in OpenBSD. For more information read at . And the source code is at . To install run: $ sudo easy_install bcr

bcryptor released

Hi, I'm proud to announce bcryptor; a wrapper for bcrypt, the password- hashing algorithm used in OpenBSD. bcryptor substitutes to bcryptWrap, which has been already deleted from PyPi. bcryptor uses a better directory structure and API names. For more information read at

repoze.what - Redis plugin available

I'm pleased to announce the repoze.what plugin to use in Redis databases. repoze.what is an authorization framework for WSGI applications, based on repoze.who (which deals with authentication and identification). Redis is a key-value database. It is similar to memcached but the dataset is not vol

cryha 1.0 - Toolkit for crypto on database

I'm proud to release version 1.0 of cryha. Cryha is a Python toolkit for securing information into a data base; it lets hash passwords, and encrypt/decrypt personal information. It is ready for input of Unicode characters, and the schema is returned as Unicode. The text is stored according to thi