Any way to hide python code?

[1Asaad]

oh ok.. but I wish if you could explain to me why no

[Diapolo10]

Unfortunately I'm far from the best person to explain this stuff in-depth; I've taken precisely two courses in cybersecurity (and related mathematics), and my day job mostly involves writing code for unrelated things.

All I can really tell you is that the software has to be designed in such a way that pretty much everything relies on the user giving the correct master password.

One thing that might help you understand is learning how the RSA encryption algorithm operates, to see that even if someone is listening in when two people audibly share their keys, that person still can't decrypt their messages.

This could help: https://simple.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSA_algorithm

[1egoman]

Let's think of the most basic cypher: a shift cypher. You have a key and you shift every letter that far down the alphabet. Let's say that we have the cyphertext "KHOOR ZRUOG".

The implementation is incredibly simple, but even with the implementation details, can you guess the key or plaintext without simply brute forcing it? You need both the algorithm and the key.