EF.DataProtection.Core 0.1.3

EF.DataEncryption

• Flexible
• Declarative
• Linq support (with limitations)
• Supports netstandard 2.0

Status

This library is still under construction and needs to be peer reviewed as well as have features added.

Usage

Add reference to EntityFramework.DataProtection.Core to your project.

dotnet add package EF.DataProtection.Core

Include the following code to Startup.cs

  services
      .AddEntityFrameworkSqlite()
      .AddDbContext<SampleDbContext>(
          (p, opt) =>
          {
              opt.UseSqlite(_connection)
                  .UseInternalServiceProvider(p);
          })
      .AddEfEncryption()
      .UseAes256(opt =>
      {
          opt.Password = "Really_Strong_Password_For_Data";
          opt.Salt = "Salt";
      })
      .UseSha512(opt => { opt.Password = "Really_Strong_Password_For_Data"; });

Mark properties in your entity with attributes Aes256 or Sha512

  public class PersonalData
  {
      [Aes256]
      public string PhoneNumber { get; set; }

      [Aes256]
      public string Email { get; set; }

      [Aes256]
      public string SensitiveData { get; set; }

      [Sha512]
      public string PhoneNumberHash { get; protected set; }
  }

Enjoy!

Limitations

• Only string supported
• Sha512 doesn`t return value after hashing
• There is no way to search by encrypted value. Use hash for search.

Maintainers

• qdimka