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SecureCrypto-PythonBridge v1.0.1

03 Sep 04:56

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📦 SecureCrypto-PythonBridge v1.0.1

This is a small docs-focused update to keep the package and project page accurate.

📝 Changes

  • Updated README.md:
    • Switched installation instructions from TestPyPI → real PyPI
    • Added PyPI version badge linking to PyPI project page
    • Clarified install instructions (pip install securecrypto-bridge)
  • No changes to SecureCrypto.dll or the Python wrapper — functionality is unchanged.

✅ Next Steps

  • Continue work towards v1.1 – Developer Ergonomics (PyPI polish, CLI, structured exceptions, helpers, examples).
  • Feedback and contributions are welcome!

SecureCrypto-PythonBridge v1.0.0

03 Sep 00:55

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The first official release of SecureCrypto-PythonBridge 🎉
This version delivers a full-featured cryptography toolkit by bridging a C# DLL (SecureCrypto.dll) with a clean Python wrapper (securecrypto.py).


✨ Highlights

  • 🔐 AES symmetric encryption — strings, bytes, and files
  • 🔑 RSA hybrid encryption — secure exchange combining AES + RSA
  • 🖋️ Digital signatures — sign & verify strings and files (.sig helpers included)
  • 🧮 Hashing — SHA256 and SHA512
  • 🔏 HMAC — HMAC-SHA256 and HMAC-SHA512 with verification
  • 🗝️ Keypair management — generate, import, export
  • 🧰 Helper utilities — encode bytes (base64/hex/raw), algorithm constants
  • 📝 Self-test included (python securecrypto.py) to verify functionality

📦 Artifacts

Attached to this release:

  • SecureCrypto.dll — core .NET crypto library
  • securecrypto.py — Python wrapper
  • securecrypto_cheatsheet.pdf — quick reference guide
  • IMPLEMENTATION_IDEAS.md — practical usage ideas
  • examples/ — AES, RSA hybrid, and signing demos

🛠️ Infrastructure

  • CI workflow: runs self-test and examples on Windows (Python 3.11)
  • Nightly workflow: auto-assigns issues to milestones
  • Docs & guides: README, CONTRIBUTING, CHANGELOG, ROADMAP
  • Community standards: CODE_OF_CONDUCT, SECURITY policy
  • Issue/PR templates for structured contributions

🔮 Next Steps (Roadmap)

  • v1.1: Developer ergonomics (PyPI package, CLI, richer errors)
  • v1.2: Testing & CI improvements
  • v1.3+: Cross-platform support, security hardening, and advanced crypto (AES-GCM, Argon2id)

🙌 Thanks

Big thanks to early contributors and testers.
This is just the start — contributions, ideas, and feedback are welcome!