RSA Encryption Javascript

null picture null · Jul 16, 2013 · Viewed 52.9k times · Source

can anyone please help me with this, i have been instructed to write an application that takes some DATA then Encrypts it with a RSA Public Key and apparently needs to be RSA Encryption(i have never heard or seen this before)?

Which encryption cipher is RSA meant to use as standard?

var key = "TUlHZE1BMEdDU3FHU0liM0RRRUJBUVVBQTRHTEFEQ0Jod0tCZ1FDbVFiTWc3SWRpeHVmYWEwcDd2ODVLVytmUnVlZ216UUhibnNoWjhmbXlTQW9MMXRFVzAyNEZKVFlSTFZxN0VsV2p1R0U4aHQ3RmJjN1NURWpxZVViWU5xdnRiVWN6UFZYSE5FdStYRUVndGszazlFNXVQWG0wVzRIc3RtK0FhRXcyMmxxb2lFNGlrT1QzZzdPRXNHSVFCMVNlSlRtVTE1eFBBZ3M3SXRjTVFRSUJFUT09";

var data = "Xa21dr";

Answer

null picture null · Jul 17, 2013

Never mind found the answer myself!

RSA Encryption standard uses PKCS #1

Best library to use is pidCrypt, nothing else worked for me!

https://sourceforge.net/projects/pidcrypt/

the idiots on the other end failed to let me know that that RSA Public Key was meant to be base64 decoded too before encrypting the DATA before sending.