einfache_krypto 1.0.1+1

RSA Cryptography library with ease of use at its core.

einfache_krypto

RSA Cryptography library with ease of use at its core.

Hecho en 🇵🇷 por Radamés J. Valentín Reyes

API functions

Note: You must always convert your data to a List

Ciphering:

Einfache_Krypto.cipher(data: data,password: password,securityLevel: 2);

Deciphering:

Einfache_Krypto.decipher(data: x, password: password, securityLevel: 2);

Key Generation:

Returns an object with all of the RSA required variable values. You can access such values using the dot notation on the object.

CipherGen(seed: password,securityLevel: securityLevel);

Adaptable password generation:

Generates a password that adapts to the data so that it can completely cypher it by generating a password that avoids getting problems where data values are larger than the modulo mentioned in the technical limitations section.

Einfache_Krypto.adaptivePasswordGeneration(data: myData);//Returns the password as an int

Asymmetric Encryption:

Einfache_Krypto.asymmetricCipher(data: myData, publicKey: publicKey, modulo: modulo);

Asymmetric Decryption:

Einfache_Krypto.asymmetricDecipher(data: encryptedData, privateKey: privateKey, modulo: modulo);

Library Use Example

Symmetric Encryption and Decryption Sample

//Define a password
int password = 2434;
//Convert the data to a list of integers
List<int> data = 'Hello Cyphered World'.codeUnits;
//Print the original text
print('Original: ${String.fromCharCodes(data)}');
//Cypher the data
List<int> x = Einfache_Krypto.cipher(data: data,password: password,securityLevel: 2);
//Print the cyphered data
print('Cyphered: ${String.fromCharCodes(x)}');
//Decipher the data
List<int> y = Einfache_Krypto.decipher(data: x, password: password, securityLevel: 2);
//Print decyphered data
print('Deciphered: ${String.fromCharCodes(y)}');

Key Generation:

Note: All of the variables shown in the Eddie Woo videos are available through this object.

//Generate Key pairs
CipherGen generated = CipherGen(seed: password,securityLevel: securityLevel);
//Encryption key
print(generated.e);
//Mod value(N variable)
print(generated.N);

Adaptive Password:

Note: You can use the returned password number or a number bigger that itself to guarantee that all your content can be encrypted.

List<int> data = 'Hello Cyphered World from Puerto Rico'.codeUnits;
int password = Einfache_Krypto.adaptivePasswordGeneration(data);
List<int> encrypted = Einfache_Krypto.cipher(data: data, password: password, securityLevel: 2);
List<int> decrypted = Einfache_Krypto.decipher(data: encrypted, password: password, securityLevel: 2);
print('Generated adaptive password is "$password"');
print('Decrypted test: ${String.fromCharCodes(decrypted)}');

Asymmetric Encryption Sample:

Note: You can use your previously generated private and public keys with this methods. Using CipherGen() to generate the keys is completely unnecessary.

List<int> myData = 'Hallo Freunde'.codeUnits;
print('Original: ${String.fromCharCodes(myData)}');
CipherGen generatedKeys = CipherGen(seed: Einfache_Krypto.adaptivePasswordGeneration(myData),securityLevel: 4);
List<int> encrypted = Einfache_Krypto.asymmetricCipher(data: myData, publicKey: generatedKeys.e, modulo: generatedKeys.N);
List<int> decrypted = Einfache_Krypto.asymmetricDecipher(data: encrypted, privateKey: generatedKeys.d, modulo: generatedKeys.N);
print('Asymetric decryption result: ${String.fromCharCodes(decrypted)}');

References

I was able to understand the RSA method and create this library thanks to this marvelous learning resource. Check out eddie woo's YouTube channel.

• The RSA Encryption Algorithm (1 of 2: Computing an Example) - YouTube
• The RSA Encryption Algorithm (2 of 2: Generating the Keys) - YouTube

Technical Limitations

Note: Take into account that all data is always read by the program as numbers. Your password is a seed for all of the RSA variables that need to be generated.

• You cannot encrypt a number greater than the modulo. Modulo is generated on the background using your password.
  • [Explanaintion on this link](https://crypto.stackexchange.com/questions/3798/why-rsa-cant-handle-numbers-above-76/3800#:~:text=By definition you cannot encrypt,modulo n which loses information.&text=So with your n%3D77,equal in Z%2FnZ.)
• If the password is too small. The range to pick a number for the variable e may be so small that it may not contain any number that meets the necessary criteria to use RSA encryption. Example: using 12 for the password parameter will throw you an error using this library.
• Using as password extremely big numbers may generate numbers that are too big for your computer/device or client's computer/device to handle, because RSA relies on raising the numbers they will grow at exponential levels. Note: There is no implementation on this library to detect and throw such error.