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ecjsonrpc

v1.0.0

Published

JavaScript library for encrypting and exchanging JSON-RPC messages using Elliptic Curve Integrated Encryption Scheme ECIES.

Downloads

100

Readme

JavaScript library for encrypting and exchanging JSON-RPC messages.

Installation

npm install ecjsonrpc

Quick start

const ecjsonrpc = require("ecjsonrpc")

const client = ecjsonrpc.makeKey()
const server = ecjsonrpc.makeKey()
const request = { ...ecjsonrpc.REQUEST, method: "ping", params: [], id: 1 }

const encrypted = ecjsonrpc.redToBlack(client.prv, server.pub, request)
const decrypted = ecjsonrpc.blackToRed(server.prv, encrypted)

Protocol

This custom protocol works as follows:

  1. A client makes a network connection to a service
  2. The service immediately sends an unencrypted "hello" message to the client containing a session-specific pubkey, a session being the lifetime of the connection.
  3. The client formulates a request object in JSON-RPC 2.0 format.
  4. The client encrypts the request using the server's session pubkey and creates a digital signature of the result.
  5. The encrypted message with digital signature and client's public key are sent to the service. Yes the client public key is sent unencrypted and yes this could be susceptible to monitoring so we assume a wss connection.
  6. The service decrypts the client's request, validates the signature, does the method implied and makes a response containing the result (or error).
  7. The server encrypts the response, signs it and returns this black response back to the client. Same if an error occurs - an encrypted error response is returned.
  8. Client validates the message and signature and decrypts the response.

Publishing checklist

  1. Log in to npm: npm login
  2. Verify what will be published: npm pack --dry-run
  3. Publish: npm publish