Krypto_Grundlagen/chapter_two/Vigenere-Chiffre.py

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from utils import AlphabetUtils as au
def encrypt_text(cleartext: str, keyword: str) -> str:
"""
Encrypts the given text with the given keyword
:param cleartext: The text to encrypt
:param keyword: The keyword to use
:return: The encrypted text
"""
# If the ciphertext is longer than the keyword, we need to multiply the keyword
while len(cleartext) > len(keyword):
keyword += keyword
resulting = ''
for char_index in range(len(cleartext)):
char = cleartext[char_index]
key = keyword[char_index]
cipherchar = _get_corresponding_cipher(char, key)
resulting += cipherchar
return resulting
def decrypt_text(ciphertext: str, keyword: str) -> str:
"""
Decrypts the given ciphertext with the given keyword
:param ciphertext: The text to decrypt
:param keyword: The keyword to use
:return: The decrypted text
"""
# If the ciphertext is longer than the keyword, we need to multiply the keyword
while len(ciphertext) > len(keyword):
keyword += keyword
resulting = ''
for char_index in range(len(ciphertext)):
char = ciphertext[char_index]
key = keyword[char_index]
clearchar = _get_corresponding_char(char, key)
resulting += clearchar
return resulting
def _get_corresponding_cipher(char: str, key: str) -> str:
"""
Calculates the corresponding cipher char for the given clearchar/keychar combination using the vigenere square
:param char: The cleartext char
:param key: The keyword char
:return: The cipher char
"""
char_index = au.get_index_of_letter(char)
key_index = au.get_index_of_letter(key)
# Based on the layout of the vigenere square, this should in theory work
cipher_index = (char_index + key_index) % 26
return au.get_letter_at_index(cipher_index)
def _get_corresponding_char(cipher: str, key: str) -> str:
"""
Calculates the corresponding cleartext char for the given cipherchar/keychar combination using the vigenere square
:param cipher: The cipher char
:param key: The keyword char
:return: The cleartext char
"""
cipher_index = au.get_index_of_letter(cipher)
key_index = au.get_index_of_letter(key)
# Based on the layout of the vigenere square, this should in theory work
char_index = (cipher_index - key_index) % 26
return au.get_letter_at_index(char_index)
if __name__ == '__main__':
print(encrypt_text('BonkRocks', 'SuperSecretKeyword'))
print(decrypt_text('ticoiggmj', 'SuperSecretKeyword'))