Encrypt

A convenient interface for encrypting and decrypting text via OpenSSL using AES-128-CBC and AES-256-CBC encryption.

• Installation
• Configuration
  • AES-128-CBC Cipher
  • AES-256-CBC Cipher
• Encrypting
  • Encrypting without serialization
• Decrypting
  • Decrypting without serialization

#Installation

To get started, install the encrypt repository via the Composer package manager:

composer require zaphyr-org/encrypt

#Configuration

Before we can start encrypting, we need to make a few configurations. For encryption and decryption we can use a 16-character private key with AES-128-CBC cipher or a 32-character private key with the AES-256-CBC cipher.

#AES-128-CBC Cipher

For an AES-128-CBC cipher, simply pass a 16-character string to the constructor of the Encryt instance:

new Zaphyr\Encrypt\Encrypt('diw84lfnd74jdms6');

#AES-256-CBC Cipher

If you use an AES-256-CBC cipher with a 32-character string, a second parameter must be passed to the Encrypt instance:

new Zaphyr\Encrypt\Encrypt('OOQPAgC4tA7NanCiVCa1QN5BiRDpdQZR', 'AES-256-CBC');

#Encrypting

To encrypt values simply use the encrypt() method. If the value cannot be properly encrypted, an EncryptException will be thrown:

try {
    $encryptor = new Zaphyr\Encrypt\Encrypt('diw84lfnd74jdms6');
    $encrypted = $encryptor->encrypt('My deepest secrets');
} catch(Zaphyr\Encrypt\Exceptions\EncryptException $exception) {
    //
}

#Encrypting without serialization

Encrypted values are passed via serialize during encryption, which enables the encryption of objects and arrays. If you want to encrypt values without serialization, you can use the encryptString() method:

$encryptor->encryptString('My deepest secrets');

#Decrypting

You may also want to decrypt values using the decrypt method. If the variable cannot be decrypted or the MAC is invalid, a DecryptException is thrown:

try {
    $encryptor = new Zaphyr\Encrypt\Encrypt('diw84lfnd74jdms6');
    $decrypted = $encryptor->decrypt('eyJpdiI[…]0=');
} catch(Zaphyr\Encrypt\Exceptions\DecryptException $exception) {
    //
}

#Decrypting without serialization

If you want to decrypt values without serialization, you can use the decryptString() method:

$encryptor->decryptString('eyJpdiI[…]0=');