This is an example of how to verify and decrypt cryptographic license files
in Python, using Ed25519 signing and AES-256-GCM encryption. This example
verifies the aes-256-gcm+ed25519 algorithm.
First up, add an environment variable containing your Ed25519 public key:
export KEYGEN_PUBLIC_KEY='799efc7752286e6c3815b13358d98fc0f0b566764458adcb48f1be2c10a55906'You can either run each line above within your terminal session before
starting the app, or you can add the above contents to your ~/.bashrc
file and then run source ~/.bashrc after saving the file.
Next, install dependencies with pip:
python3 -m pip install -r requirements.txt
Then run the script, passing in a path to a license file, and a license
key as arguments:
python3 main.py --license 'A_LICENSE_KEY' \
--path /etc/keygen/license.licOr run one of the pre-defined examples:
KEYGEN_PUBLIC_KEY='e8601e48b69383ba520245fd07971e983d06d22c4257cfd82304601479cee788' python3 main.py \
--license 'B10760-1B177D-656D1F-C03298-9AF89E-V3' \
--path examples/license.licThe following will happen:
- The license file's authenticity will be verified using Ed25519, by verifing its signature using the public key.
- The license file will be decrypted using the license key and fingerprint as the decryption key.
If everything checks out, the script will print the decrypted contents of the license file — the license object, with any included data. If it fails, check your inputs.
Reach out at support@keygen.sh if you have any questions or concerns!