Trusted Pickle - Python module download

TrustedPickle is a Python module which lets you create and sign your data files. By using public/private key techniques, this module protects your users from loading malicious data files that others might claim you created. LEGAL FOR EXPORT.

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English

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Developers

Programming Language

Python

Related Categories

Python Cryptography Software, Python Object Brokering Software

Registered

2003-12-24

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