@virgilsecurity/keyknox

This README is for Keyknox v1.0.0. Check the v0.3.x branch for Keyknox v0.3.x docs.

Introduction | SDK Features | Installation | Usage Example | Docs | Support

Introduction

Virgil Security provides an SDK which allows you to communicate with Virgil Keyknox Service. Virgil Keyknox Service allows users to store their sensitive data (such as Private Key) encrypted (with end-to-end encryption) for using and sharing it between different devices.

SDK Features

• use Virgil Crypto library

• use Virgil SDK

• upload encrypted sensitive data to Virgil Keyknox Service

• download the data from Virgil Keyknox Service

• update and synchronize the data

Installation

You can install this module from npm. Another option is to add it via script tag in browser.

npm

You will need to install @virgilsecurity/keyknox. ```sh npm install @virgilsecurity/keyknox ``` You will also need to install virgil-crypto and virgil-sdk from npm. ```sh npm install virgil-crypto virgil-sdk ```

Note that minimum supported version of virgil-crypto is 4.0.0 and minimum supported version of virgil-sdk is 6.0.0.

In browser via script tag

You will need to add @virgilsecurity/keyknox script. ```html ``` You will also need to add virgil-crypto and virgil-sdk scripts. ```html ``` Now you can use global variables Keyknox, Virgil and VirgilCrypto as namespace objects, containing all of @virgilsecurity/keyknox, virgil-sdk and virgil-crypto exports as properties.

Usage Example

To begin using Virgil Keyknox SDK you'll need to initialize SyncKeyStorage class. This class is responsible for synchronization between device storage - IndexedDB in a browser or file system in Node.js - and Keyknox Cloud. In order to initialize SyncKeyStorage class you'll need the following values:

• identity of the user

• accessTokenProvider to provide access token for Virgil services

• keyEntryStorage to store data locally

• privateKey of current device/user

• publicKeys of all devices/users that should have access to data

• virgilCrypto to perform all cryptographic operations

```js const { SyncKeyStorage } = require('@virgilsecurity/keyknox'); const { initCrypto, VirgilCrypto } = require('virgil-crypto'); initCrypto().then(() => { // Identity of the user const identity = ...; // Setup Access Token provider to provide access token for Virgil services // Check https://github.com/VirgilSecurity/virgil-sdk-javascript const accessTokenProvider = ...; // Setup Key Entry Storage to store data locally // Check https://github.com/VirgilSecurity/virgil-sdk-javascript const keyEntryStorage = ...; // Public keys of users that should have access to data const publicKeys = ...; // Private key of current user const privateKey = ...; // An instance of VirgilCrypto class const virgilCrypto = new VirgilCrypto(); const syncKeyStorage = SyncKeyStorage.create({

identity,

accessTokenProvider,

keyEntryStorage,

privateKey,

publicKeys,

virgilCrypto,

}); }); ``` You can find a complete example of simple client-server application here.

What if I lost my private key?

If you lost your private key, you are not able to decrypt saved data anymore. So you need to reset your stored data in the Virgil Keyknox Service and start over. ```js import { KeyknoxClient } from '@virgilsecurity/keyknox'; const tokenPromise = accessTokenProvider.getToken({ operation: 'delete' }); const resetPromise = tokenPromise.then(token => new KeyknoxClient().resetValue(token.toString())); const syncKeyStorage = SyncKeyStorage.create(...); resetPromise.then(() => syncKeyStorage.sync()); ```

Docs

Virgil Security has a powerful set of APIs, and the documentation below can get you started today.

• Virgil Security Documentation

License

This library is released under the BSD 3-Clause License.

Support

Our developer support team is here to help you. Find out more information on our Help Center. You can find us on Twitter or send us email support@VirgilSecurity.com. Also, get extra help from our support team on Slack.