TestsTested | ✓ |
LangLanguage | Obj-CObjective C |
License | MIT |
ReleasedLast Release | Dec 2014 |
Maintained by .
Kelp https://twitter.com/kelp404/
MIT License
CocoaSecurity include 4 classes, CocoaSecurity
, CocoaSecurityResult
, CocoaSecurityEncoder
and CocoaSecurityDecoder
.
CocoaSecurity is core. It provides AES encrypt, AES decrypt, Hash(MD5, HmacMD5, SHA1~SHA512, HmacSHA1~HmacSHA512) messages.
MD5:
CocoaSecurityResult *md5 = [CocoaSecurity md5:@"kelp"];
// md5.hex = 'C40C69779E15780ADAE46C45EB451E23'
// md5.hexLower = 'c40c69779e15780adae46c45eb451e23'
// md5.base64 = 'xAxpd54VeAra5GxF60UeIw=='
SHA256:
CocoaSecurityResult *sha256 = [CocoaSecurity sha256:@"kelp"];
// sha256.hexLower = '280f8bb8c43d532f389ef0e2a5321220b0782b065205dcdfcb8d8f02ed5115b9'
// sha256.base64 = 'KA+LuMQ9Uy84nvDipTISILB4KwZSBdzfy42PAu1RFbk='
default AES Encrypt:
key -> SHA384(key).sub(0, 32)
iv -> SHA384(key).sub(32, 16)
CocoaSecurityResult *aesDefault = [CocoaSecurity aesEncrypt:@"kelp" key:@"key"];
// aesDefault.base64 = 'ez9uubPneV1d2+rpjnabJw=='
AES256 Encrypt & Decrypt:
CocoaSecurityResult *aes256 = [CocoaSecurity aesEncrypt:@"kelp"
hexKey:@"280f8bb8c43d532f389ef0e2a5321220b0782b065205dcdfcb8d8f02ed5115b9"
hexIv:@"CC0A69779E15780ADAE46C45EB451A23"];
// aes256.base64 = 'WQYg5qvcGyCBY3IF0hPsoQ=='
CocoaSecurityResult *aes256Decrypt = [CocoaSecurity aesDecryptWithBase64:@"WQYg5qvcGyCBY3IF0hPsoQ=="
hexKey:@"280f8bb8c43d532f389ef0e2a5321220b0782b065205dcdfcb8d8f02ed5115b9"
hexIv:@"CC0A69779E15780ADAE46C45EB451A23"];
// aes256Decrypt.utf8String = 'kelp'
CocoaSecurityResult is the result class of CocoaSecurity. It provides convert result data to NSData, NSString, HEX string, Base64 string.
@property (strong, nonatomic, readonly) NSData *data;
@property (strong, nonatomic, readonly) NSString *utf8String;
@property (strong, nonatomic, readonly) NSString *hex;
@property (strong, nonatomic, readonly) NSString *hexLower;
@property (strong, nonatomic, readonly) NSString *base64;
CocoaSecurityEncoder provides convert NSData to HEX string, Base64 string.
- (NSString *)base64:(NSData *)data;
- (NSString *)hex:(NSData *)data useLower:(BOOL)isOutputLower;
example:
CocoaSecurityEncoder *encoder = [CocoaSecurityEncoder new];
NSString *str1 = [encoder hex:[@"kelp" dataUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding] useLower:NO];
// str1 = '6B656C70'
NSString *str2 = [encoder base64:[@"kelp" dataUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding]];
// str2 = 'a2VscA=='
CocoaSecurityEncoder provides convert HEX string or Base64 string to NSData.
- (NSData *)base64:(NSString *)data;
- (NSData *)hex:(NSString *)data;
example:
CocoaSecurityDecoder *decoder = [CocoaSecurityDecoder new];
NSData *data1 = [decoder hex:@"CC0A69779E15780ADAE46C45EB451A23"];
// data1 = <cc0a6977 9e15780a dae46c45 eb451a23>
NSData *data2 = [decoder base64:@"zT1PS64MnXIUDCUiy13RRg=="];
// data2 = <cd3d4f4b ae0c9d72 140c2522 cb5dd146>
$ git clone git://github.com/kelp404/CocoaSecurity.git
$ cd CocoaSecurity
$ git submodule update --init
Podfile
in your project pathplatform :ios
pod 'CocoaSecurity'
$ pod install