1. 128 Bit Encryption Key Generator
2. Aes Encryption Key Generator
3. Rsa Encryption

After you configure the HTTPS certificate through the Edge Encryption proxy installer, configure the AES 128-bit encryption key to encrypt your data.

Instead, public key cryptography is used only to encrypt or negotiate the 128-bit AES key and the rest of the conversation uses AES. The 128-bit AES key is not a certificate, it's just 128 bits from a cryptographically strong random number generator or derived from a passphrase using a hashing algorithm such as PBKDF2. How you get these bits will depend on your application. The Java KeyGenerator class (javax.crypto.KeyGenerator) is used to generate symmetric encryption keys. A symmetric encryption key is a key that is used for both encryption and decryption of data, by a symmetric encryption algorithm. In this Java KeyGenerator tutorial I will show you how to generate symmetric encryption keys.

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If you are updating an SSL certificate on an Edge proxy server, see Update SSL certificate.

Procedure

1. Select the encryption key location.

   Option	Description
   File Store	Use a file to store a single encryption key. You can use an existing file in the /keys directory, or you can generate a new file. To generate a new file, enter an alias and click Generate. A file containing an encryption key is created. Note: This choice designates both the storage location and the encryption key. If you select File Store, click Next and go to step 5.
   Create New Java KeyStore	Create a keystore to store the encryption key.
   Java KeyStore File	Store the encryption key in an existing Java KeyStore file.

2. Click Next.
3. Select or create the encryption key.

   Option	Description
   New Key	Create an encryption key and alias. Note: You must use lowercase letters and numbers for the alias name (key name, key alias), per Java KeyStore requirements. To find out more about the keytool utility, see the Java SE Documentation.
   Use Existing Key	Use an existing encryption key in the selected keystore.
   Import Existing Key	Import an encryption key from a different keystore.

4. Click Next.
5. Configure the key on the instance according to the requirements defined in your installer.
   To configure the key on the instance, navigate to the instance and define a default key. See Configure encryption keys on the instance. Ensure that the key alias, size, and type match the requirements defined in the installer.
6. Once the key is configured on the instance, return to the installer and click Next.

Synopsis

128 Bit Encryption Key Generator

Encryption and decryption programs written in C++ to improve my understanding of the 128-bit AES cipher.

File Details

• encrypt.cpp - Source file for encryption utility.
• decrypt.cpp - Source file for decryption utility.
• structures.h - Provides the structures and Key Expansion functions for use in the main program files.
• keyfile - Specify the encryption key in this file. Key must be a 128-bit key in hexadecimal format with a space between each hex value, example: 01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 0A 0B 0C 0D 0E 0F 10
• message.aes - Generated by encryption tool, stores the encrypted message. Read in and decrypted by decryption tool.

Compilation

If using the g++ compiler you can do:
g++ encrypt.cpp -o encrypt
g++ decrypt.cpp -o decrypt

Aes Encryption Key Generator

Usage

Rsa Encryption

To run the encryption utility simply do ./encrypt after compilation.
To run the decryption utility simply do ./decrypt after compilation.