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@nolai/paas-client

v1.0.0-alpha.2

Published

A client library for interacting with PaaS

Downloads

190

Readme

PaaS - Pseudonymization as a Service

This is the PaaS pseudonymization service. It is a REST API around libpep for homomorphic pseudonymization. Using multiple PaaS transcryptors, it is possible to blindly convert encrypted pseudonyms, encrypted by clients, into different encrypted pseudonyms for different clients, in a distributed manner. As long as 1 transcryptor is not compromised, the pseudonymization is secure, meaning that nobody can link pseudonyms of different clients together.

Setup

Requirements

  • Docker (Get started here)
  • Docker-compose (Get started here)
  • Rust (Get started here)

Running the service

  1. Clone the repository
  2. Edit the files in resources/ to your liking
  3. cargo build --release or cargo build if you don't want to build the release version

JS/TS client

A JS/TS client is available here

To install it, run:

npm install @nolai/paas-client @nolai/libpep-wasm

or

yarn add @nolai/paas-client @nolai/libpep-wasm

let encrypted_pseudonym = {
    encrypted,
    orginalEncryptSession
} // This is the encrypted pseudonym you want to pseudonymize

const config: PseudonymServiceConfig = {
    blindedGlobalPrivateKey: BlindedGlobalSecretKey.fromHex(
        "BLINDED_GLOBAL_PRIVATE_HEX_KEY",
    ),
    globalPublicKey: new GlobalPublicKey(),
    transcryptors: [
        new PEPTranscryptor("TRANSCRYPTOR_URL_1", "SECRET_TOKEN_1"),
        new PEPTranscryptor("TRANSCRYPTOR_URL_2", "SECRET_TOKEN_2"),
        new PEPTranscryptor("TRANSCRYPTOR_URL_3", "SECRET_TOKEN_3"),
    ],
};

const pseudonymService = new PseudonymService(config, "DOMAIN_1", false);

const resultRandom = await pseudonymService.pseudonymize(
    encrypted_pseudonym.encrypted,
    "DOMAIN_2",
    encrypted_pseudonym.orginalEncryptSession,
    "random",
);