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Uses HTML5 localStorage or sessionStorage for implementing an RSA public keyring within the browser allowing for transparent asymmetric encryption of form submissions while protecting the keys with AES symmetric encryption. Easy to implement & has numerous configurable options for pre, post & error handling callbacks.

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#jQuery plugin to impliment RSA public key encryption

Utilizes the pidCrypt libraries for client public key encryption while the associated PHP class uses OpenSSL to generate the necessary private/public key pairs used by this plug-in

Fork me @ https://www.github.com/jas-/jQuery.pidCrypt

REQUIREMENTS:

FEATURES:

  • Multiple key support
  • AES-256-CBC encryption of all keyring data
  • Modal window dialog for selection of appropriate keyring entry when multiple keys exist
  • HTML5 localStorage support
  • HTML5 sessionStorage support
  • Cookie support
  • Debugging output

OPTIONS:

  • appID: Optional CSRF token
  • storage: HTML5 localStorage, sessionStorage and cookies supported
  • callback: Optional function used once server recieves encrypted data
  • preCallback: Optional function to perform prior to form submission
  • errCallback: Optional function to perform on errors

EXAMPLES:

Here are a few usage examples to get you started

Default usage using HTML5 localStorage

$('#form').pidCrypt();

Default Using HTML5 sessionStorage

$('#form').pidCrypt({storage:'sessionStorage'});

Default using cookies (requires the jQuery cookie plug-in)

$('#form').pidCrypt({storage:'cookie'});

Example of using the callback method to process server response

$('#form').pidCrypt({callback:function(){ console.log(this); }});

Example of using the preCallback method to load a function prior to form submission

$('#form').pidCrypt({preCallback:function(){ console.log(this); }});

Example of using the errCallback method to load a function on error

$('#form').pidCrypt({preCallback:function(){ console.log(this); }});

Example of enabling a custom CSRF token (sets the X-Alt-Referer header value)

$('#form').pidCrypt({appID:'<?php echo $_SESSION['csrf-token']; ?>'});

Author: Jason Gerfen jason.gerfen@gmail.com License: GPL (see LICENSE)

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