Java -> Python with AES

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I searched a lot in the web for a solution for this problem. I´m using Python 3.4 and pyCrypto to use AES. Java already included ciphers with AES, but for some reason I can´t get Python and Java to work with each other. I don´t need to post my code, because I already lost all my hope of trying it. I´m just asking for an example of how to do it and I dont care if it´s CBC, CFB or anything else, just a working example.

I don´t need to post my code.. I would recommend to post a sample code else your question will be flagged as Off-topic. Other than that the advantage of posting the sample code is that the Stack overflow(SO) users can quickly copy paste your code and try to find a solution instead of writing a sample code themselves. This saves time.The more you help SO, the more SO will help you! — ρss
– ρss, Commented Aug 31, 2015 at 11:36
As I said in my post already. I didn´t find a way of doing it so I cant post any code. — Rasmus Carlsen
– Rasmus Carlsen, Commented Aug 31, 2015 at 11:44
Please have a look at this question and you'll surely realize what I am trying to convey.. stackoverflow.com/questions/27670368/python-aes-decryption Notice how the user structured his/her question and presented a clear view of his/her problem without getting any down votes. :) — ρss
– ρss, Commented Aug 31, 2015 at 11:57
I see what you mean, however my problem is, that i don´t have a proper code to use between Java and Python, so I just want some help by figuring it out. I could imagine, that Java SecretKeySpec hashes the key before using it. I don´t what Java´s AES does different than pyCrypto´s AES — Rasmus Carlsen
– Rasmus Carlsen, Commented Aug 31, 2015 at 12:05

Community · Accepted Answer · 2017-05-23 12:29:43Z

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Maybe you should have a look at these entries.

Decrypt an AES encoded message (encrypted in Python) in Java

python AES encryption java decryption

Are you encrypting in Python and decrypting in Java or what do you mean by working together? Rethink your question and try to make it a little bit easier to understand so it is possible to post a "working" solution

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Rasmus Carlsen Over a year ago

I already looked up those posts, but what i mean is just a working class, where i can encrypt and decrypt in either way (from Python to Java and back again). I tried so much, but I cant find a way of doing it.

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