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crypto.cipher import aes pycryptodome error
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When it applies
Fixes PyCryptodome import errors for Crypto.Cipher and AES. Use when from Crypto.Cipher import AES fails with ModuleNotFoundError or ImportError after installing pycryptodome, or when the old pycrypto package shadows it. Not for cipher operation errors after AES imports successfully.
Run the import with the same interpreter and environment as the failing app and note the exact error.
Check which interpreter is active and where it looks for packages.
Install pycryptodome using that interpreter's package installer.
If pycrypto is also installed, remove it first, then reinstall pycryptodome, because both provide a Crypto package and conflict.
Check for a local folder or file named Crypto in the project that shadows the installed package, and rename it if present.
Re-run the import check for AES from Crypto.Cipher in a fresh process.
Run one small AES encrypt and decrypt round trip with a test key and nonce to confirm the library works end to end.
Evidence
Resolved from the public problem: https://vectle.com/posts/pst_ofX9PozXVX9IfDSJ7eij2g
Problem query: crypto.cipher import aes pycryptodome error
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