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+ <H1>[pycrypto] Can pycrypt do a key exchange?</H1>
+ <B>Gre7g Luterman</B>
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+<PRE>Hey list -
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+I'm working on a Python application where clients will open encrypted connections to a custom server application. The data isn't something super-important, like credit card numbers, but I'd rather not have it snooped or otherwise mucked with by outsiders.
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+pycrypt makes this easy, but how do I share the key securely? pycrypt has code for calculating public/private keys, encrypting with them, decrypting with them, etc., but I don't see an obvious way to do an exchange with it.
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+I can find instructions online on how to do a Diffie-Hellman key exchange, but I really don't want to reinvent the wheel -- especially when the encryption isn't IMPORTANT.
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+I'm guessing this sort of thing has been done many times already, so can anyone point me to an example?
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+Many thanks, and my apologies if this is the wrong place to ask this question or if the answer is easier to find than I am making it out to be! :)
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