Google/Tink: How use public key to verify signature
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We want to use the Tink library in our project to be able to verify some incoming signatures given a public key.
What we have are the following:
- The public key as a string
- The signature itself
- The plaintext
After going through Tink's documentation, we cannot figure out how to load the public key string so that it can be used by PublicKeyVerifyFactory.
Has anybody done anything similar? Have you found any examples online that could point us to the right direction?
java cryptography digital-signature public-key tink
asked Nov 9 at 15:18
Alex
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We want to use the Tink library in our project to be able to verify some incoming signatures given a public key.
What we have are the following:
- The public key as a string
- The signature itself
- The plaintext
After going through Tink's documentation, we cannot figure out how to load the public key string so that it can be used by PublicKeyVerifyFactory.
Has anybody done anything similar? Have you found any examples online that could point us to the right direction?
java cryptography digital-signature public-key tink
asked Nov 9 at 15:18
Alex
6,10973143
have you tried storing the public key in the export JSON format and trying to load it usingCleartextKeysetHandle.read?
– Jos Angel George
Nov 9 at 19:04
There is not a single public key format, so to answer the question fully it is required to publish the public key.
– Maarten Bodewes
Nov 10 at 0:34
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We want to use the Tink library in our project to be able to verify some incoming signatures given a public key.
What we have are the following:
- The public key as a string
- The signature itself
- The plaintext
After going through Tink's documentation, we cannot figure out how to load the public key string so that it can be used by PublicKeyVerifyFactory.
Has anybody done anything similar? Have you found any examples online that could point us to the right direction?
java cryptography digital-signature public-key tink
asked Nov 9 at 15:18
Alex
6,10973143
We want to use the Tink library in our project to be able to verify some incoming signatures given a public key.
What we have are the following:
- The public key as a string
- The signature itself
- The plaintext
After going through Tink's documentation, we cannot figure out how to load the public key string so that it can be used by PublicKeyVerifyFactory.
Has anybody done anything similar? Have you found any examples online that could point us to the right direction?
java cryptography digital-signature public-key tink
java cryptography digital-signature public-key tink
asked Nov 9 at 15:18
Alex
6,10973143
asked Nov 9 at 15:18
Alex
6,10973143
edited Nov 9 at 17:33
asked Nov 9 at 15:18
Alex
6,10973143
asked Nov 9 at 15:18
Alex
6,10973143
asked Nov 9 at 15:18
Alex
6,10973143
6,10973143
have you tried storing the public key in the export JSON format and trying to load it usingCleartextKeysetHandle.read?
– Jos Angel George
Nov 9 at 19:04
There is not a single public key format, so to answer the question fully it is required to publish the public key.
– Maarten Bodewes
Nov 10 at 0:34
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have you tried storing the public key in the export JSON format and trying to load it usingCleartextKeysetHandle.read?
– Jos Angel George
Nov 9 at 19:04
There is not a single public key format, so to answer the question fully it is required to publish the public key.
– Maarten Bodewes
Nov 10 at 0:34
have you tried storing the public key in the export JSON format and trying to load it using
CleartextKeysetHandle.read?– Jos Angel George
Nov 9 at 19:04
have you tried storing the public key in the export JSON format and trying to load it using
CleartextKeysetHandle.read?– Jos Angel George
Nov 9 at 19:04
There is not a single public key format, so to answer the question fully it is required to publish the public key.
– Maarten Bodewes
Nov 10 at 0:34
There is not a single public key format, so to answer the question fully it is required to publish the public key.
– Maarten Bodewes
Nov 10 at 0:34
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have you tried storing the public key in the export JSON format and trying to load it using
CleartextKeysetHandle.read?– Jos Angel George
Nov 9 at 19:04
There is not a single public key format, so to answer the question fully it is required to publish the public key.
– Maarten Bodewes
Nov 10 at 0:34