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Hi @ all,
at the first, sorry for my bad english. (I'm
german)
I have read a lot of websites and documentation about RSA
PKE.
This Library is a very useful thing, but i have some trouble
with my idea.
I want to encrypt sensible Data with the Public key encryption
so, that,
the destination application it can be decrypt, but NOT
encrypt.
During my study, i have lerned, the follows for PKE
:
Bob and Allice have both an Pup/Priv Keyset.
Everyone keeps the private key for itself and gives the pup
key to the other.
- Now, when Bob encrypt anything with his private key,
everyone can decrypt it
with the public key from bob.
- If bob want to encrypt sensible data for itself, then, he
encrypt the data with his
puplic key, and so only his can decrypt it, wis
his private key.
This is, what i need. I want to entcrypt data with
a privatekey so, that only the public key, can
decrypt it. And it is importently that the private key is not
generateable from the public key !
The public key must be in my application, so that can decrypt
the file.
Is there any way to do this, in this case, with the crypto++
Library ?
I only found the PKE encryption with a public key, and the
decryption with the private key.
And i read messages in this list, that the public key is
regenarate (contained) in the private key.
Is ther any solution to create a private key so, that the
public key is NOT regeneratable from the private key ?
I hope someone can help me with my problem.
Best regards
Torsten
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