encryption

With a heavy heart, I've shut down my Python-RSA project.

This new release of Python-RSA come with a few smaller improvements.

This new release of Python-RSA come with various improvements, including a huge speed-up, and declares support for Python 3.10.

This new release of Python-RSA come with two security fixes and declares support for Python 3.9.

These new releases of Python-RSA come with two security fixes. Python-RSA v4.5 is the final release supporting Python 2, and v4.6 has all the new goodies but requires Python 3.5 or newer.

After over two years of silence, Python-RSA 4.0 has been released! There are many improvements and also backward-incompatible changes (hence the increase of the major version number). Get it while it’s hot at the Python Package Index, or just install with pip install --upgrade rsa.

Python-RSA 3.4 has been released! This is the first release from GitHub, and contains a lot of improvements by myself, Michael Manganiello, and Filippo Valsorda, including the solution for a side-channel vulnerability.

You won’t notice it, but you’re now on my new website. The look is still the same, but under the hood a lot has changed. This includes the blog being fixed again, so that I can actually write new posts!

It’s been a while since I’ve been working on my RSA library, and in the last weeks I’ve released a few new minor versions. Here are the differences since my last blog post about it:

Python-RSA version 3.1.1 has been released. A lot of things have been improved, thanks to Yesudeep Mangalapilly. Much, much faster Compatibility with Python 3.2 Lot of bug fixes Check the Python-RSA page for more information!