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Package security
Short Description OriginPHP Security
License MIT
Homepage https://www.originphp.com
Informations about the package security
Security
The Security
library provides various function related to security such as hashing, encryption, decryption and secure random string generation.
Installation
To install this package
Hashing
Hashing Strings (Not Passwords)
The default hashing algorithm used is sha256
.
To hash a string (not password)
To hash a string with a pepper (also incorrectly known as salt).
To change the hashing type
For a full list of supported algorithms
Hashing Passwords
The Security utility hashes passwords using best practices, currently this is bcrypt
which is considered
very secure.
To verify the password is correct
Encryption
Generating a Secure Key
To encrypt and decrypt a string you will need a key, you can generate a random secure key.
The key length must be 32 bytes (256 bits) to use with the encryption decryption functions.
Encrypting Text
To encrypt a string
Decrypting Text
To decrypt an encrypted string
Random Strings
To generate a cryptographically secure hexadecimal random string, the default length is 16. (This is an alias for hex)
Different Encodings
You can generate secure random strings with different encoding.
UID
If you need to generate a unique id, and don't need to use a UUID, then the UID method provides a more memory and disk space efficient way when working with unique ids.
If you are generating a API token or another form of string that a user might need to type in, then use
Security::random
orSecurity::uuid
instead since these use lower case characters.
To generate a cryptographically secure unique id (UID) using base62 with a default length of 16.
UUID
The Security class can generate both version 4 and version 1 UUIDs.
To generate a random UUID (version 4)
For a version 1 UUID, set MAC address to true, this will try to find the MAC address on Linux systems or generate a random one.
You can also set the MAC address manually.