Dart Requires Chilkat v11.0.0+
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Duplicate PHP RSA Encryption
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Demonstrates how to duplicate the following PHP function.Chilkat Dart Downloads
import 'package:chilkat/chilkat.dart';
void main() {
// This example requires the Chilkat API to have been previously unlocked.
// See Global Unlock Sample for sample code.
// Duplicate the following PHP code:
//
// public function encryptRSA($plainText,$rsaMOD,$pubKEY){
// $rsa = new RSA();
// $rsa->setEncryptionMode(RSA::ENCRYPTION_PKCS1);
// $publicKey = [
// 'e' => new BigInteger($pubKEY,16),
// 'n' => new BigInteger($rsaMOD,16)
// ];
//
// $rsa->loadKey($publicKey);
// $ciphertext = $rsa->encrypt($plainText);
// return bin2hex($ciphertext);
// }
//
// $plainText="key=abcdefghijkmnopq&iv=abcdefghijkmnopq&h=12345678&s=12345678"
// $rsaMOD="F0946D8F05604809E24B8CFFD30349CEA9E5F4D320BFD9E9AA1B088863F02C43E7997D37A3E27B4F8F359F1744DB6B20A437067C0D325A80660D12FF56A57673"
// $pubKEY="010001"
// We have the RSA modulus in hex
final rsaMOD = 'F0946D8F05604809E24B8CFFD30349CEA9E5F4D320BFD9E9AA1B088863F02C43E7997D37A3E27B4F8F359F1744DB6B20A437067C0D325A80660D12FF56A57673';
// The RSA exponent in hex is "010001", which is 65537 in decimal. It's typically the exponent that is always used.
final rsaEXP = '010001';
// Get the RSA modulus and exponent in base64.
final bdMod = CkBinData();
final bdExp = CkBinData();
bdMod.appendEncoded(rsaMOD, 'hex');
bdExp.appendEncoded(rsaEXP, 'hex');
// Build the XML representation of the RSA public key
final xml = CkXml();
xml.tag = 'RSAPublicKey';
xml.updateChildContent('Modulus', bdMod.getEncoded('base64'));
xml.updateChildContent('Exponent', bdExp.getEncoded('base64'));
// Load the RSA public key into a Chilkat public key object.
final pubkey = CkPublicKey();
pubkey.loadFromString(xml.getXml());
// Setup the RSA object for encryption and do it..
final rsa = CkRsa();
rsa.verboseLogging = true;
rsa.usePublicKey(pubkey);
// Use PKCSv1.5 padding
rsa.pkcsPadding = true;
// Encrypt and return the string as hex.
rsa.encodingMode = 'hex';
final plainText = 'key=abcdefghijkmnopq&iv=abcdefghijkmnopq&h=12345678&s=12345678';
final String cipherText;
try {
cipherText = rsa.encryptStringENC(plainText, false);
} on ChilkatException catch (e) {
print(e.lastErrorText);
return;
}
// Note: The PKCSv1_5 padding incorporates random bytes. Therefore, the RSA encryption will produce different results each time -- all of which are valid
// and decrypt correctly to the same original text.
print(cipherText);
}