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-jsaccess - private web file sharing using client side crypto
-2013, Laurent Ghigonis <laurent@gouloum.fr>
-
-Store files encrypted with symetric key (AES-256) and it will seemlessly be
-decrypted in the user web-browser on download.
-Files list cannot be accessed without the correct passphrase.
-It's possible to store files but not encrypt them with jsaccess, for example
-for files already PGP encrypted.
-No htaccess, https, or any server side configuration required, as it will just
-serve static pre-encrypted files.
-
-Note:
-You should still use https to protect against clients targeted attacks like
-mitm on the javascript code or mitm on the encrypted archives.
-
-$ git clone git://git.zx2c4.com/laurent-tools
-$ cd laurent-tools/jsaccess/
-
-
-Local demo
-==========
-
-$ firefox jsa/index.html
-OR $ google-chrome --allow-file-access-from-files jsa/index.html
-# Demo password is 'jsa'
-# Click on 'Get files list' to retrieve the files available for this password
-# In the demo the only file is 'put_your_encrypted_files_here.txt'
-# Click on Download
-# You now have the file decrypted :)
-
-
-Deployment
-==========
-
-There are 2 parts:
-* The jsa/ directory that contains html / javascript files, for the user to
-access files list and download. jsa/store/ is the files store.
-* The jstore script for the web server owner to manage file store.
-It is recomanded to run jstore on your laptop, and then syncronise the
-jsa/store/ with your server.
-
-Put jsa/ directory on your web server, publicly available.
-$ scp -r jsa/ user@myserver:/var/www/htdocs/
-
-Share a file
-============
-
-1. Add the file you want to share to the file store
-On your laptop:
-$ jstore add myfile
-# Then enter the passphase you want to use for encryption.
-# It will tell you something like:
-jsa/store/af022cd820fdad6cbcac8e15ac565c639a47dab0
-CREATED file jsa/store/af022cd820fdad6cbcac8e15ac565c639a47dab0/065e18a7f246b800242a778a6e8dd07a3321dac6
-UPDATED file jsa/store/af022cd820fdad6cbcac8e15ac565c639a47dab0/index.txt
-
-2. Syncronise the file store with you online server
-On your laptop:
-# Set the rsync url (only once)
-jstore rset user@myserver:/var/www/htdocs/jsa/store/
-# push the file store
-jstore push
-
-3. Direct people to the directory jsa/, e.g. http://myserver.com/jsa/
-
-
-How it works
-============
-
-jstore creates a directory jsa/store/<rmd160_hash_of_passphrase>/.
-It encrypts your file using AES256 with the passphrase and stores the result in
-jsa/store/<rmd160_hash_of_passphrase>/<rmd160_hash_of_(passphrase+filename)>.
-It also updates the index of available files per directory called index.txt,
-that contains real file names. The index is also encrypted using AES256 with the
-passphrase.
-
-Web UI generates rmd160 hash from the passphrase and get the list of files
-available for this passphrase (jsa/store/<rmd160_hash_of_passphrase>/index.txt),
-decrypts it and shows the list of files.
-When the user clicks on Download, it fetches the file from the rmd160 name,
-decrypts it with the passphrase and stores it with the real name using the
-Filesaver JS API.
-
-
-Dependencies / Compatibility
-============================
-
-On the host that runs jstore:
-* openssl
-* base64
-* optional: rsync, if you with to use ./store push to deploy your file store
-
-On the web server:
-* Serving static files is enough
-* optional: https, to protect against clients targeted attacks
-
-On the web user machine:
-* Tested with Firefox 21 and Chrome 27
-
-
-Banner
-======
-
-You can set your own banner image / link / text without modifying html.
-See jsa/banner/README.txt
-
-
-Git content
-===========
-
-jsa/ - should be on your webserver, can be renamed
-jsa/store/<password_hash>/ - directory of files to download for a given password
-jsa/store/<password_hash>/index.txt - list of file name available
-jstore - to encrypt the files that will be available for download
-
-
-TODO
-====
-
-* web: remove step 3. and show file list as download links
-this way user can do right-click "save as"
-
-* web: make password field appear as full of dots after validation
-
-* web: download progress
-
-* web: decrypting progress
-Need to modify gibberish-aes