@nthparty/opaque

OPAQUE.js

JavaScript implementation of the OPAQUE asymmetric PAKE (aPAKE) protocol

Protocol

Implementation of this Internet Draft proposal.

Installation

You may also install this module from npm.

npm install @nthparty/opaque

Calling the API

The process generally works as follows:

// Each party includes the 1-out-of-n module with IO:
const OT = require('@nthparty/opaque')(IO);

// Login credentials never reaches the server in plaintext
const user_id = 'newuser';
const password = 'correct horse battery staple';

// Sign up
OPAQUE.client_register(password, user_id).then(console.log.bind(null, 'Registered:'));

// Log in for the first time and receive a session token
OPAQUE.client_authenticate(password, user_id).then(console.log.bind(null, 'Shared secret:'));

// Register a new user
let user = OPAQUE.server_register();

// Handle a login attempt
OPAQUE.server_authenticate(user.id, user.pepper);

// Result:
'Registered: true'
'Login for newuser succeeded with: 4ccdf3b8cacf08273a085c952aaf3ee83633e6afcedf4f86c00497e862f43c78'
'Shared secret: 4ccdf3b8cacf08273a085c952aaf3ee83633e6afcedf4f86c00497e862f43c78'

Please read opaque.test.js for a more detailed example, and run npm test to test it (requires npm ci -also=dev first to install dependencies).