wan24-Crypto-NaCl 2.9.0

wan24-Crypto-NaCl

This library adopts NSec to wan24-Crypto and extends the wan24-Crypto library with these algorithms:

How to get it

This library is available as NuGet package.

Usage

In case you don't use the wan24-Core bootstrapper logic, you need to initialize the NaCl extension first, before you can use it:

wan24.Crypto.NaCl.Bootstrapper.Boot();

This will register the algorithms to the wan24-Crypto library.

To set NaCl defaults as wan24-Crypto defaults:

NaClHelper.SetDefaults();

Per default the current wan24-Crypto default will be set as counter algorithms to HybridAlgorithmHelper.

JSON configuration

You could implement a JSON configuration file using the AppConfig logic from wan24-Core, and the NaClCryptoAppConfig. There it's possible to define disabled algorithms, which makes it possible to react to an unwanted algorithm very fast, at any time and without having to update your app, for example. If you use an AppConfig, it could look like this:

public class YourAppConfig : AppConfig
{
    public YourAppConfig() : base() { }

    [AppConfig(AfterBootstrap = true, Priority = 20)]
    public CryptoAppConfig? Crypto { get; set; }

    [AppConfig(AfterBootstrap = true, Priority = 10)]
    public NaClCryptoAppConfig? NaCl { get; set; }
}

await AppConfig.LoadAsync<YourAppConfig>();

NOTE: A NaClCryptoAppConfig should be applied before a CryptoAppConfig. For this reason the example defines a priority in the AppConfigAttribute.

In the config.json in your app root folder:

{
    "NaCl":{
        ...
    }
}

Anyway, you could also place and load a NaClCryptoAppConfig in any configuration which supports using that custom type.

Argon2id

A simple KDF operation example:

(byte[] stretchedPwd, byte[] salt) = KdfArgon2IdAlgorithm.Instance.Stretch(pwd, len: 32);

To use Argon2id as default KDF algorithm:

KdfHelper.DefaultAlgorithm = KdfArgon2IdAlgorithm.Instance;

You may specify Argon2id specific options using the KdfArgon2IdOptions, which cast implicit to/from a JSON string. The default options are the OWASP recommendations (46M memory usage):

(byte[] stretchedPwd, byte[] salt) = pwd.Stretch(len: 32, options: new KdfArgon2IdOptions()
	{
		// Configure the options here
	});// KdfArgon2IdOptions cast implicit to CryptoOptions

Or when using CryptoOptions:

CryptoOptions options = new()
{
	KdfAlgorithm = KdfArgon2IdAlgorithm.ALGORITHM_NAME,
	KdfIterations = KdfArgon2IdAlgorithm.Instance.DefaultIterations,
	KdfOptions = new KdfArgon2IdOptions()
	{
		// Configure the options here
	}
};