uuid-crypto-1.4.0.0: Reversable and secure encoding of object ids as uuids

LicenseBSD3
Safe HaskellNone
LanguageHaskell2010

Data.UUID.Cryptographic

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Description

Given a value of a serializable type (like Int) we perform serialization and compute a cryptographic hash of the associated namespace (carried as a phantom type of kind Symbol). The serialized payload is then encrypted using a symmetric cipher in CBC mode using the hashed namespace as an initialization vector (IV).

Since the serialized payload is padded to the length of an UUID we can detect namespace mismatches by checking that all bytes expected to have been inserted during padding are nil. The probability of detecting a namespace mismatch is thus \(1 - 2^{128-l}\) where \(l\) is the length of the serialized payload.

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type CryptoUUID (namespace :: Symbol) = CryptoID namespace UUID Source #

type HasCryptoUUID (namespace :: Symbol) = HasCryptoID namespace UUID Source #

encrypt :: forall a m namespace. (KnownSymbol namespace, Binary a, MonadThrow m) => CryptoIDKey -> a -> m (CryptoUUID namespace) Source #

Encrypt an arbitrary serializable value

We only expect to fail if the given value is not serialized in such a fashion that it fits within 128 bits (the length of an UUID).

decrypt :: forall a m namespace. (KnownSymbol namespace, Binary a, MonadThrow m) => CryptoIDKey -> CryptoUUID namespace -> m a Source #

Decrypt an arbitrary serializable value

Since no integrity guarantees can be made (we do not sign the values we encrypt) it is likely that deserialization will fail emitting DeserializationError or InvalidNamespaceDetected.

Orphan instances

(MonadCrypto m, (~) * (MonadCryptoKey m) CryptoIDKey, KnownSymbol namespace, Binary a) => HasCryptoID namespace UUID a m Source # 

Methods

encrypt :: a -> m (CryptoID namespace UUID) #

decrypt :: CryptoID namespace UUID -> m a #