That makes sense. The problem is I cannot quite see how to successfully decode
their values from base64. I can see the first part looks like the exponent and
the second the modulus.
exponent: ++11Ik
modulus:
kyC6iOY9TyHww-HX-EhLTlpnb3R6Z4Zdu0VwUWsPJMfFQNlyEzKcxck1ZyxyebtGiLVZRByKE9YKhr91OrTqRU
So if you could successfully decode them, I think you could feed the bytes into
an RSAPublicKeySpec object instead of X509EncodedKeySpec.
<cfset keyspec = createObject("java",
"java.security.spec.RSAPublicKeySpec").init(modulus, exp) />
...
Then encrypt as before. While I can get a Cipher to work, the encrypted value
comes out wrong. ie It does not match the results of TextCrypt. I am not sure
what is different about their base64 string besides the "-" and padding.
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