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@nghiaht/fpe

v2020.0.2

Published

Format-preserving encryption

Downloads

5

Readme

fpe

Format-preserving encryption (FPE).

Current implementations:

  • FPE constructions of Black and Rogaway from a prefix cipher (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Format-preserving_encryption#FPE_from_a_prefix_cipher)
    • Implement Cipher class, require enc_func argument as a prefix cipher
    • Provide a common (prefix) cipher: encrypt_aes_256_ecb

Installing

npm install @nghiaht/fpe

Example

Use aes-256-ecb as prefix cipher:

const FPEPrefixCipher = require("@nghiaht/fpe").FPEPrefixCipher;
const cipher = new FPEPrefixCipher.Cipher({
    domain: "abc123".split(""),
    enc_func: function (v) {
      return FPEPrefixCipher.encrypt_aes_256_ecb("password", v);
    },
});

const input = "abc123";
const encrypted = cipher.encrypt(input);
const decrypted = cipher.decrypt(encrypted);

Please provide your custom prefix cipher (block cipher, etc..) as an agument enc_func in the Cipher constructor:

function my_enc_func(v) {
    return my_encrypt_aes("password", v);
}

const cipher = new FPEPrefixCipher.Cipher({
    domain: "abc123".split(""),
    enc_func: my_enc_func
});

Raise error when your input is not in the input domain:

const cipher = new FPEPrefixCipher.Cipher({
    domain: "1234567890".split(""),
    enc_func: function (v) {
      return v;
    },
});

cipher.encrypted("abc123")  // throw Error("bad_input_or_invalid_domain"), "abc" not in domain: "1234567890"

Testing

npm run test

Potential Actions

  • Implement more FPE constructions.
  • Prefix cipher: implement more or generalize into a base encoder function supporting various block cipher algorithms.