I'm reading in a file and sending the data (once encrypted) to a dictionary, with a hash of the data before and after encryption. I th开发者_运维技巧en pickle the dictionary but find the file size is massive compared to the source file size. If I write the encrypted data straight to a file the size is identical to the source. Any idea why my pickled file is so large?
#Encrypt data and get hashes
def encryptAndExportFile(self, key, inFile, outFile):
openInFile = open(inFile,"rb")
inFileSize = os.path.getsize(inFile)
inFileData = openInFile.readlines()
openInFile.close()
""" initialise cipher """
cipher = AES.new(key, AES.MODE_CFB)
""" initialise MD5 """
m = hashlib.md5() #hash
h = hashlib.md5() #hash of encrypted dataq
encryptedData = []
for data in inFileData:
m.update(data)
encData = cipher.encrypt(data)
h.update(encData)
encryptedData.append(encData)
hashResult = m.digest()
encHashResult = h.digest()
return hashResult, encryptedData, encHashResult
def storeEncryptedObject(self, obj, path):
outFile = open(path, 'wb')
pickle.dump(obj, outFile)
outFile.close()
Try using a binary pickle by specifying protocol=2
as a keyword argument to pickle.dump. It should be much more efficient.
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