1.3.2

Secure Profile

This repository provides structures to work with encrypted profiles.

Getting started

Get started quickly by following the instructions below.

Installation

Use NPM to install this library into your project:

npm install --save @0to10/profiles

Configuration

All configuration must be done before using any other structures provided by this package, or risk ending with an unstable state and/or corrupted data.

Configure the available cryptography parameters. Example below:

import {CryptoVersions} from '@0to10/profiles';

CryptoVersions.configure([
    {
        number: 1,
        algorithm: {
            name: 'AES-CTR',
            iv_length: 64,
        },
    },
]);

Create a profile

Below is an example of how to create a new profile, using the ProfileFactory class and adding some data to it.

The Profile instance created by the ProfileFactory is a roaming profile, meaning that it is unencrypted and mutable. A roaming profile may only be used locally on an authorised device, and must never leave that device in its unencrypted form.

'use strict';

import {ProfileFactory, RoamingProfile} from '@0to10/profiles';

const factory: ProfileFactory = new ProfileFactory();

const profile: RoamingProfile = factory.create();
profile.data.set('sensitive_information', 'I am using a Qwerty keyboard.');

Any required authentication information should be stored outside the profile, as this information is not accessible until the profile is decrypted.

Encrypt a profile

Before transporting the profile, it must be encrypted. Classes that transport or store a profile instance must refuse storing any unsealed profiles.

'use strict';

import {EncryptedProfile, Profile, ProfileFactory} from '@0to10/profiles';

const factory: ProfileFactory = new ProfileFactory();

const profile = factory.create();
// Modify the profile

const encryptedProfile: EncryptedProfile = profile.encrypt(
    await profile.deriveMasterKey('MyS3cretPassw0rd!')
);

// Store the profile