Microsoft.AspNetCore.Http Namespace

CryptoHttpExtensions Class

Microsoft.Extensions.DependencyInjection Namespace

CypherDefaults Class

WalterCypherDependencyInjectionHelper Class

System Namespace

Checksum Structure

CryptoStringExtensions Class

System.Numerics Namespace

BigintExtensions Class

System.Text Namespace

BytesExtension Class

StringExtensions Class

Walter.Cypher Namespace

CipherMethod Enumeration

CypherException Class

DeterministicEncryption Class

EncryptionScope Enumeration

PasswordGenerator Class

SecureLazy(TFactory) Class

Walter.Cypher.PGP Namespace

PGPKeyGenerator Class

PGPKeySize Enumeration

PGPManaged Class

PGPManaged Members

PGPManaged Constructor

PGPManaged Methods

GenerateKeys Method

Sign Method (String, String)

TryDecrypt Method

Validate Method

VerifySignature Method (String, String, String)

PGPManaged..::..Sign Method (String, String)

Signs the specified plain text.

Namespace: Walter.Cypher.PGP
Assembly: Walter.Cypher (in Walter.Cypher.dll)

Syntax

[MethodImplAttribute]
public string Sign(
	string plainText,
	string key
)

Parameters

plainText: Type: String
The plain text.

key: Type: String
The key.

Return Value

System.String with the signature

Exceptions

Exception	Condition
ArgumentNullException	plainText
ArgumentNullException	key

Examples

You can sign large text blocks using a private key, the bellow sample uses a relatively small key of 512 bytes generating a secure signature using a fast operation, you can sign using any key size supported by the keyring

C#

var keyGen = new PGPKeyGenerator();

   var keyRing512 = keyGen.GenerateKeys(PGPKeySize.Key512);
   var pgp = new PGPManaged();
   var largeText = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(keyRing512);
   var signature = pgp.Sign(largeText, keyRing512.PrivateKey);
   var actual = pgp.VerifySignature(largeText, signature, keyRing512.PrivateKey);
   Assert.IsTrue(actual);

See Also

PGPManaged Class

Sign Overload

Walter.Cypher.PGP Namespace