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DSA Signature Create and VerifyShows how to create a DSA (DSS) signature for the contents of a file. The first step is to create an SHA-1 hash of the file contents. The hash is signed using the Digital Signature Algorithm and the signature bytes are retrieved as a hex-encoded string. The 2nd part of the example loads the signature and verifies it against the hash. Downloads: MS Windows Visual C/C++ Libraries Linux/CentOS C/C++ Libraries MAC OS X C/C++ Libraries Solaris C/C++ Libraries C++ Builder Libraries #include <C_CkCrypt2.h> #include <C_CkDsa.h> void ChilkatSample(void) { BOOL success; HCkCrypt2 crypt; const char * hashStr; HCkDsa dsa; const char * pemPrivateKey; const char * hexSig; HCkDsa dsa2; const char * pemPublicKey; // Use Chilkat Crypt to hash the contents of a file. crypt = CkCrypt2_Create(); success = CkCrypt2_UnlockComponent(crypt,"Anything for 30-day trial."); if (success != TRUE) { printf("%s\n",CkCrypt2_lastErrorText(crypt)); return; } CkCrypt2_putEncodingMode(crypt,"hex"); CkCrypt2_putHashAlgorithm(crypt,"sha-1"); // Return the SHA-1 hash of a file. The file may be any size. // The Chilkat Crypt component will stream the file when // computing the hash, keeping the memory usage constant // and reasonable. // The 20-byte SHA-1 hash is returned as a hex-encoded string. hashStr = CkCrypt2_hashFileENC(crypt,"hamlet.xml"); dsa = CkDsa_Create(); // The Chilkat Crypt and Chilkat DSA components are separate // products. To license both, it's least expensive to purchase // the "Chilkat Bundle" which provides licenses to all the // Chilkat components. success = CkDsa_UnlockComponent(dsa,"Anything for 30-day trial"); if (success != TRUE) { printf("%s\n",CkDsa_lastErrorText(dsa)); return; } // Load a DSA private key from a PEM file. Chilkat DSA // provides the ability to load and save DSA public and private // keys from encrypted or non-encrypted PEM or DER. // The LoadText method is for convenience only. You may // use any means to load the contents of a PEM file into // a string. pemPrivateKey = CkDsa_loadText(dsa,"dsa_priv.pem"); success = CkDsa_FromPem(dsa,pemPrivateKey); if (success != TRUE) { printf("%s\n",CkDsa_lastErrorText(dsa)); return; } // You may optionally verify the key to ensure that it is a valid // DSA key. success = CkDsa_VerifyKey(dsa); if (success != TRUE) { printf("%s\n",CkDsa_lastErrorText(dsa)); return; } // Load the hash to be signed into the DSA object: success = CkDsa_SetEncodedHash(dsa,"hex",hashStr); if (success != TRUE) { printf("%s\n",CkDsa_lastErrorText(dsa)); return; } // Now that the DSA object contains both the private key and hash, // it is ready to create the signature: success = CkDsa_SignHash(dsa); if (success != TRUE) { printf("%s\n",CkDsa_lastErrorText(dsa)); return; } // If SignHash is successful, the DSA object contains the // signature. It may be accessed as a hex or base64 encoded // string. (It is also possible to access directly in byte array form via // the "Signature" property.) hexSig = CkDsa_getEncodedSignature(dsa,"hex"); printf("Signature:\n"); printf("%s\n",hexSig); // ----------------------------------------------------------- // Step 2: Verify the DSA Signature // ----------------------------------------------------------- dsa2 = CkDsa_Create(); // Load the DSA public key to be used for verification: pemPublicKey = CkDsa_loadText(dsa2,"dsa_pub.pem"); success = CkDsa_FromPublicPem(dsa2,pemPublicKey); if (success != TRUE) { printf("%s\n",CkDsa_lastErrorText(dsa2)); return; } // Load the hash to be verified against the signature. success = CkDsa_SetEncodedHash(dsa2,"hex",hashStr); if (success != TRUE) { printf("%s\n",CkDsa_lastErrorText(dsa2)); return; } // Load the signature: success = CkDsa_SetEncodedSignature(dsa2,"hex",hexSig); if (success != TRUE) { printf("%s\n",CkDsa_lastErrorText(dsa2)); return; } // Verify: success = CkDsa_Verify(dsa2); if (success != TRUE) { printf("%s\n",CkDsa_lastErrorText(dsa2)); } else { printf("DSA Signature Verified!\n"); } CkCrypt2_Dispose(crypt); CkDsa_Dispose(dsa); CkDsa_Dispose(dsa2); } |
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