Function: JScms_string_encrypt_decrypt
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Function: JScms_string_encrypt_decrypt

The JScms_string_encrypt_decrypt function encrypts or decrypts strings using the AES-128-CTR encryption method. It is designed to securely handle sensitive data such as tokens, credentials, or other protected strings.

Syntax


JScms_string_encrypt_decrypt($data, $ed = true)
    

Parameters

  • $data: (string) The data to encrypt or decrypt.
  • $ed: (bool) Optional. true to encrypt, false to decrypt. Default is true.

Returns

(string|bool) Returns the encrypted or decrypted string on success, or false on failure.

Example Usage


<?php
$data = "SensitiveData";
$encrypted = JScms_string_encrypt_decrypt($data); // Encrypt
echo $encrypted;

$decrypted = JScms_string_encrypt_decrypt($encrypted, false); // Decrypt
echo $decrypted; // Outputs: "SensitiveData"
?>
    

Best Practices

  • Define secure constants JSCMS_STRING_SECRET_KEY and JSCMS_STRING_SECRET_IV for encryption and decryption keys.
  • Store keys securely and never expose them in source code.
  • Use this function for encrypting sensitive data such as tokens or credentials.

Common Issues

  • Key Mismanagement: If the encryption or decryption keys are incorrect, the output will not be valid.
  • Data Corruption: Ensure the encrypted string is not modified during transmission or storage.
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