Python KeyGen, Wordlists, and Ciphers

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Python KeyGen, Wordlists, and Ciphers

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I know not many people on Puppy use the latest and greatest of everything but I have three common Python programs that I have updated/upgraded as I've been fooling around with Python lately and thought i'd leave them up for grabs. All three programs were made with Python 3.7.2 so I don't know if they'll work on older versions (Python 2.x). These were just done for fun and of course there's plenty of other more useful and less heavy programs out there that can do the same job but if you're curious like me you may find these enjoyable.

KeyGen: KeyGen is just what it sounds like, it's a key/password generator with a minimum of 9 characters and a maximum of 32 although it can easily be changed in two seconds in the source code and uses all printable characters minus whitespace.

WGen: A wordlist generator, it's extremely slow and creates huge files but was fun to play with. Currently it's set to use all printable characters except whitespace but once again can be easily modified and the code to change characters around is preset in the code/source. It also prints out the file size and time it took to create the wordlist when it completes it's run.

CCipher: A modified Caesar Cipher program utilizing 47 characters (alpha,num, punct). all upercase letters are folded into lowercase and any characters not inside the letters variable are not encoded/encrypted.
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