I have an use case where I need to strip decryption of password protected zip file attached to an email, and replace it with the same zip file unencrypted. What I have so far:
import zipfile
import StringIO
...
if part.get_content_type() == "application/zip":
encrypted_string = part.get_payload().decode("base64")
encrypted_zip = zipfile.ZipFile(StringIO(encrypted_string))
encrypted_zip.setpassword("password")
I know that the zip file is now decrypted as I can do encrypted_zip.namelist()
and it works. Now that I have regular zip in the var encrypted_zip, I would just like to base64 encode it and replace the payload of the current attachment and move forward to next attachment. However, ZipFile does not have ".to_string()" method which i could use to re-encode it.
How do I achieve this?
You can create a temporary archive to get rid of the password :
import zipfile
import StringIO
path = "dev.zip"
encrypted_zip = zipfile.ZipFile( path )
encrypted_zip.setpassword("pass")
print encrypted_zip.namelist()
with zipfile.ZipFile('spam.zip', 'w') as myzip:
for nested_file in encrypted_zip.namelist():
myzip.write(encrypted_zip.read(nested_file))
The script copy files for the password-protected archive 'dev.zip' into the uncrypted archive 'spam.zip'. ( do not forget to destroy the archive after).
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