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The document discusses cryptography in Java. It describes how cryptography is used to maintain confidentiality and protect information during transmission. It then explains the main cryptography concepts like encryption algorithms, keys, symmetric and asymmetric encryption. It discusses the Java Cryptography Architecture (JCA) framework and how it provides a platform-independent API for cryptography. It also describes the key classes, interfaces and components used in Java cryptography like Cipher, Password Based Encryption and SecretKeyFactory.
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- 1. Cryptography in Java tnngo2@gmail.com
- 2. Cryptography to maintain and protect the confidentiality of the information when it is transmitted on a communication medium is the mechanism of encoding information is secret coded form. keep communications limited and private to only the sender and receiver enhances the security, authenticity and integrity of the information passed across the communication medium
- 3. Cryptography Schemes The process of cryptography is achieved with the help of encryption algorithm and an encryption key The encryption algorithm is a mathematical procedure to encrypt or decrypt the data. Encryption key is the input that encryption algorithm takes
- 4. Cryptography Algorithm Types Secret Key Cryptography (Symmetric) Two entities share the same secret key. Public Key Cryptography (Asymmetric) Operates under two different keys. One is used for encoding, the second for decoding. Hash Functions (One-way cryptography, Message digests) Encrypt the information into an irreversible codes.
- 5. Need for cryptography In order to develop a secure database application, cryptography is needed to identify all the possible threats to the application and provide measures to prevent them. The threats: Violation of Privacy/confidentiality Data can be read by an unintended receiver. Tampering modifying or deleting a resource without proper access privilege Spoofing impersonating the identity of a different user and use it in an unauthorized way
- 6. Purpose of Cryptography Authentication prevents spoofing by applying the digital signature Privacy/confidentiality verifies, prevents unintended receiver from reading the data Integrity verifies whether the data received by the receiver is the same data as sent by the sender Non-repudiation ensures that a user or a business organization or program entity has performed a transaction
- 7. Java Cryptography Architecture (JCA) JCA is a framework written in Java to access and develop cryptographic functionality, and forms part of the Java security API Java Cryptography Extension (JCE) extends the underlying architecture of JCA to implement encryption, key exchange JCA and JCE together provide a complete, platform-independent API.
- 8. Design Principles of JCA JCA was designed to access cryptography and security concepts. Implementation independence and interoperability. Algorithm independence and extensibility
- 9. Components of JCA Cryptographic Service Providers is a package or a set of packages defined by the JCA to implement one or more cryptographic services. Key Management manage the library of keys and certificates which in a database called keystore. KeyStore class in the java.security package
- 10. Cryptographic Service The Service provider classes are also known as Engine classes.
- 11. Classes and Interfaces of JCA
- 12. Core Engine Classes of JCA
- 13. Java Cryptography Extension (JCE) JCA is a set of packages that form a framework and provides implementations for encryption, key generations and agreement, and Message Authentication Code (MAC) algorithms. Additional cryptographic libraries can be plugged in.
- 14. Java Cryptography Extension APIs Symmetric block encryption Symmetric stream encryption Password-based encryption Key Agreement Message Authentication Codes
- 15. Packages in JCE
- 16. Cipher is the object capable of performing encryption and decryption as per an encryption algorithm. is one of core classes from JCE javax.crypto
- 17. Methods of Cipher getInstance() init() update() doFinal() getBlockSize() getAlgorithm() getProvider()
- 18. Password Based encryption (PBE) generates a secret encryption key based on a password provided by the end user. is one of core classes from JCE javax.crypto
- 19. Password Based encryption (PBE) mix in a random number with the password, called the salt prevent dictionary attacks or pre-computation attacks
- 22. Encrypting Data using Passwords Take the string and create an instance of PBEKeySpec Use a SecretKeyFactory to produce a SecretKey instance Generate a random salt Select an iteration count and create a PBEParameterSpec Create a Cipher from the SecretKey and PBEParameterSpec Encrypt the data with the Cipher and write output of the Cipher
- 23. Encrypting Data using Passwords
- 24. Encrypting Data using Passwords