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var encrypted = crypt.encrypt([publicKey1, publicKey2, publicKey3], message);
Regarding encrypting with multiple public keys , is there any limit on how many public keys it can encrypt with ?
If there is a limit , can it be increased ?
Thanks,
Chitta
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Hey! There is no such limit. However, the size of the encrypted message increases per each encryption key as keys' fingerprints and encrypted AES keys must be stored into encrypted message:
{"v": "hybrid-crypto-js_0.1.2",// Current package version"iv": "CmtyaZTyzoAp1mTNUTztic0v1...",// Initialization vector"keys": {// Encrypted AES keys by RSA fingerprints"85:3d:10:e1:56...": "bHaTF9...","d3:48:6a:e9:13...": "t9eds3..."},"cipher": "+iwVFsC2dECBQvwcm9DND..."// Actual encrypted message"signature": "sdL93kfdm12feds3C2..."// Signature (optional)}
Hi,
var encrypted = crypt.encrypt([publicKey1, publicKey2, publicKey3], message);
Regarding encrypting with multiple public keys , is there any limit on how many public keys it can encrypt with ?
If there is a limit , can it be increased ?
Thanks,
Chitta
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: