Python Python Hashing Program by: Interface

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Python Hashing Program by: Interface - Ξпέvδ - Oct 11, 2009

My first program in python. Feel free to modify and fix it. Credits are in the code.

Code 
import hashlib

import datetime

#simple massege to demonstrate syntax

print('PyHashing, by: Interface')

print('Syntax = [TYPE] [STRING] [HEX: Y/N]')

print('TYPE = type of encryption needed. Supported: md5 , sha224 , sha256 , sha384 , sha512')

print('HEX = whether or not hexidecimal encryption is need or not; otherwise set to default')

print('STRING = the specified string to encrypt')

#difining variables

strgz = raw_input('Type: ')

strgt = raw_input('String: ')

strgh = raw_input('Hex?: ')

m = 'md5'

s0 = 'sha224'

s1 = 'sha256'

s2 = 'sha384'

s3 = 'sha512'

#user input

(strgz)

(strgt)

(strgh)

#processing of data

if ((strgz) == (s0) and (strgh) == ('n')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha224(strgt).digest())

if ((strgz) == (s1) and (strgh) == ('n')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha256(strgt).digest())

if ((strgz) == (s2) and (strgh) == ('n')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha384(strgt).digest())

if ((strgz) == (s3) and (strgh) == ('n')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha512(strgt).digest())

if ((strgz) == (m) and (strgh) == ('n')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.md5(strgt).digest())

if ((strgz) == (s0) and (strgh) == ('y')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha224(strgt).hexdigest())

if ((strgz) == (s1) and (strgh) == ('y')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha256(strgt).hexdigest())

if ((strgz) == (s2) and (strgh) == ('y')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha384(strgt).hexdigest())

if ((strgz) == (s3) and (strgh) == ('y')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha512(strgt).hexdigest())

if ((strgz) == (m) and (strgh) == ('y')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.md5(strgt).hexdigest())

if ((strgz) is not (m) and (s0) and (s1) and (s2) and (s3) and (strgh) == ('')):

    print('SYNTAX ERROR!')

UPDATE:

Code 
import hashlib

import datetime

import base64

#simple massege to demonstrate syntax

print('PyHashing, by: Interface')

print('Syntax = [TYPE] [STRING] [HEX: Y/N] [DEBASE: Y/N]')

print('TYPE = type of encryption needed. Supported: md5 , sha224 , sha256 , sha384 , sha512 , base16 , base32 , base64')

print('HEX = whether or not hexidecimal encryption is need or not; otherwise set to default')

print('STRING = the specified string to encrypt')

print('DEBASE = whether you need to decrypt a base16 , base32 , or base64 hash. *NOTE* The HEX option is not supported with this command; type: n')

#difining variables

strgz = raw_input('Type: ')

strgt = raw_input('String: ')

strgh = raw_input('Hex?: ')

strgd = raw_input('DeBase?: ')

m = 'md5'

s0 = 'sha224'

s1 = 'sha256'

s2 = 'sha384'

s3 = 'sha512'

b0 = 'base16'

b1 = 'base32'

b2 = 'base64'

#user input

(strgz)

(strgt)

(strgh)

(strgd)

#processing of data

if ((strgz) == (s0) and (strgh) == ('n')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha224(strgt).digest())

if ((strgz) == (s1) and (strgh) == ('n')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha256(strgt).digest())

if ((strgz) == (s2) and (strgh) == ('n')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha384(strgt).digest())

if ((strgz) == (s3) and (strgh) == ('n')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha512(strgt).digest())

if ((strgz) == (m) and (strgh) == ('n')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.md5(strgt).digest())

if ((strgz) == (s0) and (strgh) == ('y')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha224(strgt).hexdigest())

if ((strgz) == (s1) and (strgh) == ('y')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha256(strgt).hexdigest())

if ((strgz) == (s2) and (strgh) == ('y')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha384(strgt).hexdigest())

if ((strgz) == (s3) and (strgh) == ('y')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha512(strgt).hexdigest())

if ((strgz) == (m) and (strgh) == ('y')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.md5(strgt).hexdigest())

if ((strgz) == (b0) and (strgh) == ('n') and (strgd) == ('y')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(base16.decode(strgt))

if ((strgz) == (b1) and (strgh) == ('n') and (strgd) == ('y')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(base32.decode(strgt))

if ((strgz) == (b2) and (strgh) == ('n') and (strgd) == ('y')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(base64.decode(strgt))

if ((strgz) == (b0) and (strgh) == ('n') and (strgd) == ('n')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(base16.encode(strgt)

if ((strgz) == (b1) and (strgh) == ('n') and (strgd) == ('n')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(base32.encode(strgt))

if ((strgz) == (b2) and (strgh) == ('n') and (strgd) == ('n')):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(base64.encode(strgt))

if ((strgz) is not (m) and (s0) and (s1) and (s2) and (s3) and (b0) and (b1) and (b2) or (strgh) == ('') or (strgd) == ('')):

    print('SYNTAX ERROR!')

Only problem is that I get a weird syntax error on line 85.

UPDATE

Code 
import hashlib

import datetime

import base64

#simple massege to demonstrate syntax

print('PyHashing, by: Interface')

print('Syntax = [TYPE] [STRING] [HEX: Y/N] [DEBASE: Y/N]')

print('TYPE = type of encryption needed. Supported: md5 , sha224 , sha256 , sha384 , sha512 , base16 , base32 , base64')

print('HEX = whether or not hexidecimal encryption is need or not; otherwise set to default')

print('STRING = the specified string to encrypt')

#difining variables

strgz = raw_input('Type: ')

strgt = raw_input('String: ')

strgh = raw_input('Hex?: ')

m = 'md5'

s0 = 'sha224'

s1 = 'sha256'

s2 = 'sha384'

s3 = 'sha512'

b0 = 'base16'

b1 = 'base32'

b2 = 'base64'

no = 'n'

yes = 'y'

#user input

(strgz)

(strgt)

(strgh)

#processing of data

if ((strgz) == (s0) and (strgh) == (no)):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha224(strgt).digest())

if ((strgz) == (s1) and (strgh) == (no)):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha256(strgt).digest())

if ((strgz) == (s2) and (strgh) == (no)):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha384(strgt).digest())

if ((strgz) == (s3) and (strgh) == (no)):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha512(strgt).digest())

if ((strgz) == (m) and (strgh) == (no)):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.md5(strgt).digest())

if ((strgz) == (s0) and (strgh) == (yes)):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha224(strgt).hexdigest())

if ((strgz) == (s1) and (strgh) == (yes)):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha256(strgt).hexdigest())

if ((strgz) == (s2) and (strgh) == (yes)):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha384(strgt).hexdigest())

if ((strgz) == (s3) and (strgh) == (yes)):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.sha512(strgt).hexdigest())

if ((strgz) == (m) and (strgh) == (yes)):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(hashlib.md5(strgt).hexdigest())

if ((strgz) == (b0) and (strgh) == (no)):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(base64.b16encode(strgt))

if ((strgz) == (b1) and (strgh) == (no)):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(base64.b32encode(strgt))

if ((strgz) == (b2) and (strgh) == (no)):

    print(datetime.date.today())

    print(base64.b64encode(strgt))

if ((strgz) is not (m) and (s0) and (s1) and (s2) and (s3) and (b0) and (b1) and (b2) and (strgh) == ('')):

    print('SYNTAX ERROR!')

* - Ξпέvδ - Oct 11, 2009

No one likes my program? Well fuck it then, last program I share with HF.

* - thedankestmeme - Oct 11, 2009

Obviously not.

* - Ξпέvδ - Oct 11, 2009

(Oct 11, 2009 11:43 AM)iintens Wrote: Obviously not.

Asswipe.

* - Ξпέvδ - Oct 11, 2009

UPDATE:

Quote:import hashlib
import datetime
import base64
import os
import time

#simple massege to demonstrate syntax

print('PyHashing, by: Interface')
time.sleep(2)
print('Syntax = [TYPE] [STRING] [HEX: Y/N] [DEBASE: Y/N]')
print('')
print(' TYPE = type of encryption needed. Supported: md5 , sha224 , sha256 , sha384 , sha512 , base16 , base32 , base64')
print('')
print(' HEX = whether or not hexidecimal encryption is need or not; otherwise set to default')
print('')
print(' STRING = the specified string to encrypt')

#difining variables

strgz = raw_input(' Type: ')
strgt = raw_input('String: ')
strgh = raw_input(' Hex?: ')
m = 'md5'
s0 = 'sha224'
s1 = 'sha256'
s2 = 'sha384'
s3 = 'sha512'
b0 = 'base16'
b1 = 'base32'
b2 = 'base64'
no = 'n'
yes = 'y'

#user input

(strgz)
(strgt)
(strgh)

#processing of data

if ((strgz) == (s0) and (strgh) == (no)):
os.system('clear')
print(datetime.date.today())
from time import gmtime, strftime
print(strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S +0000", gmtime()))
print('---------------------------------------------------')
print(hashlib.sha224(strgt).digest())
time.sleep(5)
raw_input('. . .Press Enter')
os.system('clear')
if ((strgz) == (s1) and (strgh) == (no)):
os.system('clear')
print(datetime.date.today())
from time import gmtime, strftime
print(strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S +0000", gmtime()))
print('---------------------------------------------------')
print(hashlib.sha256(strgt).digest())
time.sleep(5)
raw_input('. . .Press Enter')
os.system('clear')
if ((strgz) == (s2) and (strgh) == (no)):
os.system('clear')
print(datetime.date.today())
from time import gmtime, strftime
print(strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S +0000", gmtime()))
print('---------------------------------------------------')
print(hashlib.sha384(strgt).digest())
time.sleep(5)
raw_input('. . .Press Enter')
os.system('clear')
if ((strgz) == (s3) and (strgh) == (no)):
os.system('clear')
print(datetime.date.today())
from time import gmtime, strftime
print(strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S +0000", gmtime()))
print('---------------------------------------------------')
print(hashlib.sha512(strgt).digest())
time.sleep(5)
raw_input('. . .Press Enter')
os.system('clear')
if ((strgz) == (m) and (strgh) == (no)):
os.system('clear')
print(datetime.date.today())
from time import gmtime, strftime
print(strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S +0000", gmtime()))
print('---------------------------------------------------')
print(hashlib.md5(strgt).digest())
time.sleep(5)
raw_input('. . .Press Enter')
os.system('clear')

if ((strgz) == (s0) and (strgh) == (yes)):
os.system('clear')
print(datetime.date.today())
from time import gmtime, strftime
print(strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S +0000", gmtime()))
print('---------------------------------------------------')
print(hashlib.sha224(strgt).hexdigest())
time.sleep(5)
raw_input('. . .Press Enter')
os.system('clear')
if ((strgz) == (s1) and (strgh) == (yes)):
os.system('clear')
print(datetime.date.today())
from time import gmtime, strftime
print(strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S +0000", gmtime()))
print('---------------------------------------------------')
print(hashlib.sha256(strgt).hexdigest())
time.sleep(5)
raw_input('. . .Press Enter')
os.system('clear')
if ((strgz) == (s2) and (strgh) == (yes)):
os.system('clear')
print(datetime.date.today())
from time import gmtime, strftime
print(strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S +0000", gmtime()))
print('---------------------------------------------------')
print(hashlib.sha384(strgt).hexdigest())
time.sleep(5)
raw_input('. . .Press Enter')
os.system('clear')
if ((strgz) == (s3) and (strgh) == (yes)):
os.system('clear')
print(datetime.date.today())
from time import gmtime, strftime
print(strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S +0000", gmtime()))
print('---------------------------------------------------')
print(hashlib.sha512(strgt).hexdigest())
time.sleep(5)
raw_input('. . .Press Enter')
os.system('clear')

if ((strgz) == (m) and (strgh) == (yes)):
os.system('clear')
print(datetime.date.today())
from time import gmtime, strftime
print(strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S +0000", gmtime()))
print('---------------------------------------------------')
print(hashlib.md5(strgt).hexdigest())
time.sleep(5)
raw_input('. . .Press Enter')
os.system('clear')

if ((strgz) == (b0) and (strgh) == (no)):
os.system('clear')
print(datetime.date.today())
from time import gmtime, strftime
print(strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S +0000", gmtime()))
print('---------------------------------------------------')
print(base64.b16encode(strgt))
time.sleep(5)
raw_input('. . .Press Enter')
os.system('clear')
if ((strgz) == (b1) and (strgh) == (no)):
os.system('clear')
print(datetime.date.today())
from time import gmtime, strftime
print(strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S +0000", gmtime()))
print('---------------------------------------------------')
print(base64.b32encode(strgt))
time.sleep(5)
raw_input('. . .Press Enter')
os.system('clear')
if ((strgz) == (b2) and (strgh) == (no)):
os.system('clear')
print(datetime.date.today())
from time import gmtime, strftime
print(strftime("%a, %d %b %Y %H:%M:%S +0000", gmtime()))
print('---------------------------------------------------')
print(base64.b64encode(strgt))
time.sleep(5)
raw_input('. . .Press Enter')
os.system('clear')

if ((strgz) is not (m) and (s0) and (s1) and (s2) and (s3) and (b0) and (b1) and (b2) and (strgh) == ('')):
os.system('clear')
print('SYNTAX ERROR!')

* - scaryblackguy - Oct 11, 2009

l2whitespace .

* - z3r0c00l - Oct 12, 2009

is this Perl or PHP?

* - ManDy5 - Oct 12, 2009

(Oct 12, 2009 11:26 AM)z3r0c00l Wrote: is this Perl or PHP?

Is this a joke? It's Python...

* - Ξпέvδ - Oct 12, 2009

(Oct 12, 2009 11:28 AM)ManDy5 Wrote:
(Oct 12, 2009 11:26 AM)z3r0c00l Wrote: is this Perl or PHP?

Is this a joke? It's Python...

LOL, OMG! lol

* - Psycho - Oct 13, 2009

Is this a bad attempt at obfuscation?

* - Mackem Jitler - Oct 13, 2009

Is this just using MD5 and a few of the SHA's ?

* - Ξпέvδ - Oct 13, 2009

(Oct 13, 2009 09:47 AM)Mackem Jitler Wrote: Is this just using MD5 and a few of the SHA's ?

No, there is base16, base32, and base64. I would like to implement others, but I am too lazy right now.

* - scaryblackguy - Oct 14, 2009

(Oct 13, 2009 09:38 AM)Psycho Wrote: Is this a bad attempt at obfuscation?

NO, IT'S A GOOD ATTEMPT!

* - Conspiracy - Oct 14, 2009

Most people wont even know how to use a python script, show them how maybe.

* - Soul Collector - Oct 14, 2009

Its okay man ..dont be rude. They are just to lazy to comment lol