Bruv, I LOVE your videos. Please don't stop making them, I'll remain a forever faithful viewer. Edit: Although I'd appreciate if you explained your code a bit more in detail !
As someone who has never tried encryption, this video is a bit too advanced, none of the basic concepts are explained. It's almost a narration of what is being typed.
But I have a question: how to encrypt and close a Python game you just make? You wanna make a game in Python and sell it, but you wanna make it closed source, so people can NOT pirate. Do you have a tutorial?
Technically speaking you can compile it sort of to an executable. But in general Python is not meant for that. For closed source game development I would go with C#, C++ etc
@@SkyFly19853 python is a scripting language, thus far invented for putting stuff together quickly and prototyping, it doesnt present the same performance or stability of other languages like c for this reason; there are languages specifically developed for writting games as well as general purpose languages like c, cpp., cs that can are widely used for making this sort of applications and therefore also have great resources and templates available
Bruv, I LOVE your videos. Please don't stop making them, I'll remain a forever faithful viewer.
Edit: Although I'd appreciate if you explained your code a bit more in detail !
same with the explanation
I've been waiting this video for so long, thank u 👌🔥
This is the type of content I've been waiting for so long :D
Thank you so much!
Have a nice day :)
Excellent vidéo ! Thank you man !!
As someone who has never tried encryption, this video is a bit too advanced, none of the basic concepts are explained. It's almost a narration of what is being typed.
I mean it’s titled “professional data encryption in python.”
Very useful video! Thanks!
Nice video, would you like to make a video on Intel SGX encryption security?
can you teach us how to build Memory-Resident Python script
cant get the Crypto to work, even with everything installed and up to date ... that prob the problem ? i do have 3.10 python
Your are Amazing bro keep making such great Content
Awesome channel!
Great video! Thanks! How should one decide which encryption package to use? I also found a python library called 'cryptography' and 'open ssl'.
TH-cam sliced the video between 1:17 and 1:51 as "picryptodome" instead of "pycryptodome"
Nice!
after installing pycryptodom i am not able to import crypto into my file. i cant see any package suggestion
why there is additional b' ' wrapped around the msh after decrypting?
to let python know its a bytes string
Can we able to encrypt Images or any other Data using This Program ...?
why not just use fernet?
I'm using linux and it says no module named crypto what do I do
I am trying to build an app that could send and receive money. Thanks for assistance
Is it how backend servers save and check our passwords?
thats hashing and salting
CBC mode ist not recommended anymore! Beware.
is this 256 or 128?
Doesn't really explain what's going on or why we're using what we're using, but cool stuff I guess..
I bet he doesn't have any idea what he's doing, basically typing examples from the internet that don't provide an explanation too :)))
Probably not the first
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@3:26 Ellen should not exceed 20
I love you
But I have a question:
how to encrypt and close a Python game you just make?
You wanna make a game in Python and sell it, but you wanna make it closed source, so people can NOT pirate.
Do you have a tutorial?
Technically speaking you can compile it sort of to an executable. But in general Python is not meant for that.
For closed source game development I would go with C#, C++ etc
@@NeuralNine
I understand.
I plan to make my Python exe file and use Cython for C/C++ extension.
@@SkyFly19853 python is a scripting language, thus far invented for putting stuff together quickly and prototyping, it doesnt present the same performance or stability of other languages like c for this reason; there are languages specifically developed for writting games as well as general purpose languages like c, cpp., cs that can are widely used for making this sort of applications and therefore also have great resources and templates available
you can just use a compiled language from the start and research about debugging avoidance techniques so its harder to crack
@@GameSmilexD
I see.
This is just reading the code you write, but no explanation. Why bother make the video then?
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