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from _future_ import unicode_literals, print_function # python2 I have only tested with python 3, but I believe it should work the same in python 2 with the _future_ imports. Run a quick encryption/decryption when they click.Ĭonsole.log("ENCRYPTED data:", enc_from_python) ĭtPrivateKey($('#privkey').val()) Call this code when the page is done loading.Ĭonsole.log("msg:" + JSON.stringify(msg)) Key = RSA.generate(1024, random_generator) The problem is that when I do encryption by random_generator = Random.new().read But before that I am testing the scenario by simply encrypting data in python and sending in to index.html file via pubnub and trying to decrypt it in JavaScript.

I want to generate RSA key pairs from server side and send it to all of the clients (browsers).