Package: python3-cryptolyzer
Source: cryptolyzer
Version: 0.7.1-1
Architecture: all
Maintainer: Szilárd Pfeiffer <coroner@pfeifferszilard.hu>
Installed-Size: 318
Depends: python3-attr, python3-dateutil, python3-requests, python3-six, python3-urllib3, python3:any
Filename: ./all/python3-cryptolyzer_0.7.1-1_all.deb
Size: 47800
MD5sum: cb224cfc52a33c4a05413a217e1c7987
SHA1: b030017d1c1aba53ee58a6a14a8e0e8ff9598699
SHA256: 303be592857934d74f17fc7234cd8f37353fb8c4996da9fabd41d638877cee29
Section: python
Priority: optional
Homepage: https://gitlab.com/coroner/cryptolyzer
Description: Fast and flexible cryptographic protocol analyzer
 ===========
 CryptoLyzer
 ===========
 .
 What is it and what is it not?
 ==============================
 .
 As the project name CryptoLyzer implies, it is a cryptographic protocol analyzer. The main purpose of creating this
 application is the fact, that cryptography protocol analysis differs in many aspect from establishing a connection
 using a cryptographic protocol. Analysis is mostly testing where we trigger special and corner cases of the protocol
 and we also trying to establish connection with hardly supported, experimental, obsoleted or even deprecated mechanisms
 or algorithms which are may or may not supported by the latest or any version of an implementation of the cryptographic
 protocol.
 .
 As follows, it is neither a comprehensive nor a secure client/server implementation of any cryptographic protocol. On
 the one hand analyzer implements only the absolutely necessary parts of the protocol to interact with servers. On the
 other it may use completely insecure algorithms and mechanisms. It is not designed and contraindicated to use these
 client/server implementations establishing secure connections. If you are searching for proper cryptographic protocol
 implementations, there are several existing wrappers and native implementations for Python (eg: M2Crypto, pyOpenSSL,
 Paramiko, ...).

Package: python3-cryptoparser
Source: cryptoparser
Version: 0.7.1-1
Architecture: all
Maintainer: Szilárd Pfeiffer <coroner@pfeifferszilard.hu>
Installed-Size: 482
Depends: python3-asn1crypto, python3-attr, python3-dateutil, python3-six (>= 1.13), python3:any
Filename: ./all/python3-cryptoparser_0.7.1-1_all.deb
Size: 48104
MD5sum: 7c9cea1c88de3f9a0b8e399c96e92825
SHA1: f91270cae03ba7ba60ed9d3dfc89b01c287bf0c2
SHA256: 9155cb34e9d4a8a6b10d97604540b9f69342ab190cb8b780268ed1be6b1b86dc
Section: python
Priority: optional
Homepage: https://gitlab.com/coroner/cryptoparser
Description: Fast and flexible security protocol parser and generator
 ============
 CryptoParser
 ============
 .
 What is it and what is it not?
 ==============================
 .
 As the project name CryptoParser implies, it is a cryptographic protocol parser. The main purpose of creating this
 library is the fact, that cryptography protocol analysis differs in many aspect from establishing a connection using a
 cryptographic protocol.  Analysis is mostly testing where we trigger special and corner cases of the protocol and we
 also trying to establish connection with hardly supported, experimental, obsoleted or even deprecated mechanisms or
 algorithms which are may or may not supported by the latest or any version of an implementation of the cryptographic
 protocol.
 .
 As follows, it is neither a comprehensive nor a secure implementation of any cryptographic protocol. On the one hand
 library implements only the absolutely necessary parts of the protocol. On the other it contains completely insecure
 algorithms and mechanisms. It is not designed and contraindicated to use this library establishing secure connections.
 If you are searching for cryptographic protocol implementation, there are several existing wrappers and native
 implementations for Python (eg: M2Crypto, pyOpenSSL, Paramiko, ...).