# RSA

[RSA intro video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fq6SXByItUI\&index=11\&list=PL6N5qY2nvvJE8X75VkXglSrVhLv1tVcfy)

[RSA video](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSlWzKNbKrU\&list=PL6N5qY2nvvJE8X75VkXglSrVhLv1tVcfy\&index=12)

[RSA sign](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jbBe4AS5pk0\&index=18\&list=PL6N5qY2nvvJE8X75VkXglSrVhLv1tVcfy)

In order to understand *hex* and *type* parameters read [Hash](https://github.com/liesware/coherence/wiki/Hash)

### RSA

[spec](https://es.wikipedia.org/wiki/RSA)

Description: Public-key cryptosystem

Problem: Integer Factoriation

Uses: Encrypt, digital signatures

* It only supports "type":"string"

## How to ???

```python
import requests
import json
import os,binascii

def sending(message):
    url = 'http://127.0.0.1:6613/'
    response = requests.post(url, data=message)
    print response.content
    return response.content

def rsa(data_js, bits):
    req=json.loads(data_js)
    req["length"]=bits
    print "Send gen parameters : \n " + json.dumps(req) +"\n"
    data_js_n=sending(json.dumps(req))
    answ=json.loads(data_js_n)
    print "Recived  rsa gen: \n"+(json.dumps(answ)) +"\n\n\n"
    json_s=json_v='{ "version": 1 , "algorithm":"RSA", "type":"string","plaintext": "Hello world!", "hex":0,"privkey": "" ,"operation":"sign"}'
    req=json.loads(json_s)
    req["privkey"]=answ["privkey"]
    print "Send sign : \n " + json.dumps(req) +"\n"
    data_js_n=sending(json.dumps(req))
    answ_1=json.loads(data_js_n)
    print "Recived  sign done: \n"+(json.dumps(answ_1)) +"\n\n\n"
    json_v='{ "version": 1 , "algorithm":"RSA", "type":"string","plaintext": "Hello world!", "hex":0,"pubkey": "" ,"sign":"","operation":"verify"}'
    req=json.loads(json_v)
    req["pubkey"]=answ["pubkey"]
    req["sign"]=answ_1["sign"]
    print "Send verify : \n " + json.dumps(req) +"\n"
    data_js_n=sending(json.dumps(req))
    answ_2=json.loads(data_js_n)
    print "Recived  verify done: \n"+(json.dumps(answ_2)) +"\n\n\n"
    json_enc='{ "version": 1 , "algorithm":"RSA", "type":"string","pubkey": "" ,"operation":"enc", "plaintext":"Hello world!","hex":0 }'
    req=json.loads(json_enc)
    req["pubkey"]=answ["pubkey"]
    print "Send enc : \n " + json.dumps(req) +"\n"
    data_js_n=sending(json.dumps(req))
    answ_3=json.loads(data_js_n)
    print "Recived  enc done: \n"+(json.dumps(answ_3)) +"\n\n\n"
    json_dec='{ "version": 1 , "algorithm":"RSA", "type":"string","privkey": "" ,"operation":"dec", "plaintext":"" }'
    req=json.loads(json_dec)
    req["privkey"]=answ["privkey"]
    req["plaintext"]=answ_3["result"]
    print "Send dec : \n " + json.dumps(req) +"\n"
    data_js_n=sending(json.dumps(req))
    answ_3=json.loads(data_js_n)
    print "Recived  dec done: \n"+(json.dumps(answ_3)) +"\n\n\n"



rsa_gen='{ "version": 1 , "algorithm":"RSA", "operation":"gen" , "length": 0 }'
rsa(rsa_gen,1024)
```

In this example we generate a RSA key (1024 bits), sign and validate *"Hello world!"* string, we enc and dec *"Hello world!"* string.

The default hash function to sign is sha3*256, you can change by adding* "hash*sign"* and can be one of *{"sha3\_512","sha3\_384","sha3\_256","sha3\_224","sha\_512","sha\_384","sha\_256","sha\_224","sha\_1","whirlpool"}*

Json to gen

```javascript
{ "version": 1 , "algorithm":"RSA", "operation":"gen" , "length": INT }
```

Json to sign

```javascript
{ "version": 1 , "algorithm":"RSA", "type":"string","plaintext": "your string", "hex":BOOL,"privkey": "your hex privkey" ,"operation":"sign"}
```

Json to verify

```javascript
{ "version": 1 , "algorithm":"RSA", "type":"string","plaintext": "your string", "hex":BOOL,"pubkey": "your hex pubkey" ,"sign":"your hex signature","operation":"verify"}
```

Json to enc

```javascript
{ "version": 1 , "algorithm":"RSA", "type":"string","pubkey": "your hex pubkey" ,"operation":"enc", "plaintext":"your string","hex":BOOL }
```

Json to dec

```javascript
{ "version": 1 , "algorithm":"RSA", "type":"string","privkey": "your hex privkey" ,"operation":"dec", "plaintext":"your enc hex string" }
```


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