Fifth Milestone - Asymmetric Encryption
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#include <FifthMilestone.h>

Public Member Functions
	FifthMilestone ()

virtual	~FifthMilestone ()

ByteArray	encryptData (ByteArray &data, Pkcs12 &userP12)

ByteArray	decryptData (ByteArray &data, Pkcs12 &userP12)

Detailed Description

Fifth Milestone - Asymmetric Encryption

At this point you should have read a little about asymmetric and symmetric cryptography. If you haven't done so, please refer to the Wikipedia website for a brief reading.

For this milestone you will implement data encryption using your public and secret key. The goal is to encrypt the plain text file (same one from milestone one). Understaning asymmetric encryption is the first step to understand Digital Signatures.

Use your PKCS12 file to extract your certificate and Private Key;
In your certificate you may find your Public Key;
Construct a RSAPublicKey and a RSAPrivateKey.
Use the static functions encrypt and decrypt

See also: libcryptosec/RSAPrivateKey; libcryptosec/RSAPublicKey; libcryptosec/AsymmetricCipher

SELF EVALUATION (Requires previous milstones to run)
In evaluation folder run '$make fifth'.
You need to implement the evaluation for this milestone.

Author: Lucas Perin

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ FifthMilestone()

FifthMilestone::FifthMilestone ( )

Like any other C++ code, this one needs little hack.

◆ ~FifthMilestone()

FifthMilestone::~FifthMilestone ( )

virtual

Member Function Documentation

◆ decryptData()

ByteArray FifthMilestone::decryptData	(	ByteArray &	data,
		Pkcs12 &	userP12
	)

TODO Implement this function in the cpp file.

TODO(milestone5)

◆ encryptData()

ByteArray FifthMilestone::encryptData	(	ByteArray &	data,
		Pkcs12 &	userP12
	)