lua 与 php 通过AES数据加密进行通讯

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最近公司有款《围住神经猫》的微信小游戏火爆的不行！公司又决定开发一系列的神经猫的小游戏，于是，我被拉过来了。

后来使用cocos-2dx 开发一款小游戏，客户端用的是lua脚本，为了服务器与客户端交互的安全性，我们决定对API接口

传输的JSON数据进行加密、解密。一般情况就是客户端加密，服务器段进行解密：

lua客户端使用的是一个纯lua写的库：aeslua，下载地址：http://luaforge.net/projects/aeslua/

但是该库是有问题的：用该库加密解密是没有问题的，但是跟PHP通讯就存在问题了，因为该库加密后base64之后的

字符串PHP是无法解密的！为了这个问题，我查阅了好多资料，终于找到某个国外大神的解决办法：

http://chainans.blogspot.com/2012/09/working-with-lua-encryption.html（可能有些同学无法FQ，故把原文贴出来如下：）

Working with Lua encryption

Recently working with Corona SDK, I start to need some standard encryption/decryption algorithm in Lua. To start with, actually, it has rather small number of developers comparing to the Objective-C which I have been working with. Meaning that there are fewer 3rd party librarys you can rely upon. Luckily, I found one called AESLua which has some code to start. From there, my objective is to make a way to securely passing data between my client and server. (php on server-side) In fact, from what I‘d read, my method is not very secure but it is better than nothing. Just for my reference, here are the list of issues along the way

Edited: Tested with iPhone 4... Input cipher text of 1280 characters. Take around 25 seconds. Unacceptable speed for general uses.

1) It requires Lua 5.2 feature which does not seem to be in Corona

Solution: Download LuaBit v0.4 and integrate it... You will need to make a mapping to allow API call to the proper place

2) Next you need to get Base64 library -- grab it here https://gist.github.com/2563975 -- It initially made to allow passing it over the URL (using ‘-‘ and ‘_‘ instead of ‘+‘ and ‘/‘) So, I change them to the latter one.

3) For AESLua, by default, it uses AES-128, CBC, some kind of random padding <- I don‘t know its name, IV = 0. I will change it into is AES-128, CBC, PKCS7 padding. Here are the website to test if our conversion is ok or not

http://www.unsw.adfa.edu.au/~lpb/src/AEScalc/AEScalc.html

http://www.tools4noobs.com/online_tools/decrypt/

Here are the things to do

3.1) In pwInKey function, comment the line out

password = ciphermode.encryptString(pwBytes, password, ciphermode.encryptCBC);

3.2) In util.padByteString function, change it to

local paddingLength = math.ceil(#data/16)*16 - #data;

local padding = "";

local paddingValue = string.char ( paddingLength ) -- PKCS7 padding

for i=1,paddingLength do

padding = padding .. paddingValue; -- PKCS7 padding

end

return data .. padding;

4) Set up web server for testing, you will need php / mcrypt mod to test.

5) Creating a php for testing... here is a code

Now, my plain text below is "1234567890123456ss@#%de".

<?php

$data = ‘dXzNDNxckOrb7uz2ON0AAJp4BXgkYewblTNWBSAQSEw=‘;

$key128 = ‘1234567890123456‘;

$iv = ‘\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0\0‘;

echo mcrypt_decrypt(MCRYPT_RIJNDAEL_128, $key128, base64_decode($data), MCRYPT_MODE_CBC, $iv)

?>

That‘s it. The encryption backward to client machine should be a piece of cake. =)

*** By using these library, the user should be aware of the fact that Lua‘s performance is still far from native code. You may not want to use this algorithm to encrypt a large volume of data.