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Create a token the is encrypted and signed. the encrypted contents must be sighed in some locals to be considered valid. Adds a bit more to the data relyability and consitancy. Forgery is a bit harder to accomplish.
Set up dependencies and aliases:
const {JWE} = require("node-jose");
const {JWK} = require("node-jose");
const {JWS} = require("node-jose");
const {util} = require("node-jose");
Set up local variables:
contentAlg is the encryption algorithm for the token content
var contentAlg = "A256CBC-HS512";
var store = JWK.createKeyStore();
Generate a local private key.
await store.generate("RSA",2048,{alg:"RS256", key_ops:["sign", "decrypt", "unwrap"]});
lkey = (await store.get());
JSON.stringify(lkey.toJSON(true));
Get the Public key from the private to share with the server.
Assign key properties useful in the encryption/decryption process:
var key = lkey.toJSON();
key.use = "verify";
key.key_ops=["encrypt","verify", "wrap"];
Make the JSON public key in to a JWK and Store in the KeyStore:
var pubKey = await JWK.asKey(key);
await store.add(pubKey);
JSON.stringify(pubKey.toJSON());
Release local variables after their usage scope has passed.
key = null;
pubkey = null;
Set Token Playload:
var dt = new Date();
var exp = new Date(dt.getTime() + (20 * 60 * 1000));
var payload =
{
"nameid":"240820080175",
"activityid":"a8f769d0-a129-4ad0-8fe9-5bc7761d0331",
"authmethod":"ATN",
"decision":"5556",
"month":"11",
"day":"19",
"year":"1982",
"role":"User",
"nbf":Math.floor((dt.getTime() / 1000)),
"exp":Math.floor(exp.getTime() / 1000),
"iat":Math.floor((dt.getTime() / 1000)),
"iss":"http://localhost:50191",
"aud":"http://localhost:50191"
};
Sign the payload; generate the first token:
var token = await JWS.createSign({format: 'compact'}, lkey).update(JSON.stringify(payload), "utf8").final();
Get the server/recipient public Key:
skey = await JWK.asKey(
{"kid":"qQ1hDBdtvgbtXziPRmT09XS-6oc3vugIvkHdd8Kh1rk","kty":"RSA","key_ops":["encrypt","verify","wrapKey"],"n":"vuxR5sMnOz8LUCx-8zO6MexL8s_VA1t8FIh4_eUFgebQkyCvxHvQjTtHsqExWg_rJH_qyo3_EXK5lZXbRDbXN8TTwsDs79SrDqf3NoLLSMjGe3fS97HObP1WEcy0mFUDDlvz8Cdq0jXLnrvLKx5G_Pfz52NoGa3R5Gp8KrljeOqkd0DuV5qPtPc-EBkRhjnjH_IVsBeZ3gYGW8m6GqnREtK0lHvBTcdTUgQZZUHHzbpTv6Ta1ZQbImzDCuWBzlHQqbf8Zr6hb75rYTvfpS0NHD7WOjJBQn0PPxS0FSbZOd7ns3ZwbxAfzOwi7IoIGOl62GFxmowwnRAuJNpfkHkDxQ","e":"AQAB","alg":"RSA-OAEP","use":"enc"});
Set the encryption options:
var options =
{
zip: false,
compact: true,
contentAlg: contentAlg,
protect: Object.keys(
{
"alg": skey.alg,
"kid": skey.kid,
"enc": contentAlg
}),
fields:
{
"alg": skey.alg,
"kid": skey.kid,
"enc": contentAlg
}
};
Create the encrypted token (JWE) from the signed token: (JWS + JWE)
token = await JWE.createEncrypt(options, skey).update(token, "utf8").final();
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