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Laravel Encrypted Attributes

This package adds secure-by-default encrypted attributes, to any Laravel Model, on demand.

By default, all serializations (toArray, toJson) and the default getter for any attribute will always choose the encrypted value over the decrypted one.

To get the decrypted value you have to simply add the _decrypted suffix:

Installation

Background

I was thinking in a way to improve the existing Eloquent cast encrypted Encrypted Casting.

Laravel Documentation:

The encrypted cast will encrypt a model's attribute value using Laravel's built-in encryption features. In addition, the encrypted:array, encrypted:collection, encrypted:object, AsEncryptedArrayObject, and AsEncryptedCollection casts work like their unencrypted counterparts; however, as you might expect, the underlying value is encrypted when stored in your database.

Laravel's default behavior is to keep it encrypted only in the database, and plain text for the rest. I think the default behaviour should be to always keep it encrypted unless you specifically ask for it decrypted.

For the rest of this reading assume the following:

  • local.encrypted-string is an encrypted string, prepended with the environment it was encrypted in.
  • plain-text-string is just an unencrypted plain text string.

Laravel Default Behavior

The examples bellow will all output the encrypted cast attributes in plain text:

Configuration

To use the Encrypted attributes all you need to do is to use the trait HasEncryptedAttributes and add the attributes you want to be encrypted to the protected $encrypted = [] model property.

Examples

Environment Scope

When using the encrypted attributes, the environment in which the value was encrypted in is prepended to the encrypted string.

Examples:

By doing that we can add extra checks based on the prefix.

With that we could do things like:

Original Idea

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