You can use OpenSSL in Python through the `cryptography` library, which provides a Pythonic interface for accessing the OpenSSL library. In this blog post we will walk through how to use the `cryptography` library with Fernet symmetric key encryption – from generating keys using PBKDF2HMAC to encrypting and decrypting data.
With this library, you can quickly implement various cryptographic operations such as symmetric key encryption (Fernet), asymmetric encryption (RSA/DSA), digital signatures, certificate handling and more. The `cryptography` library provides an easy-to-use interface for accessing the OpenSSL library in Python. Are you looking for a way to add security features like encryption, decryption, and digital certificates to your Python applications? Look no further.
