Hello everyone,
I have a very strange problem with rsa library.
I write a blockchain on Go and I have different localhosts connected with each other. So localhost1 sends the data, localhost2 encrypts the data and then localhost3 asks for data, so localhost2 has to decrypt it back.
I have the classic decrypt function:
rng:=rand.Reader
private:=BytesToPrivateKey(privateKey)
infoSign, err:=rsa.DecryptPKCS1v15(rng,private,[]byte(hash))
So it kinda “dies” on the last step, doesn’t even go to check if the error is nil and so on. I run the process several times, sometimes it works, sometimes it looks like it is in an infinite cycle that influences on localhost3 and localhost2.
I know that it is a very messy explanation but maybe someone got the same problem and knows the solution?
Will appreciate any help. Thank you.
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Hello,
Thank you!
The project is big and it will be hard to send you the whole code with api and so on.
But not working part which is connected with rsa:
func DecryptInfo(hash []byte, privateKey []byte) string {
rng := rand.Reader
private := BytesToPrivateKey(privateKey)
infoSign, err := rsa.DecryptPKCS1v15(rng, private, []byte(hash)) //Here the process "dies", it like does the infinite cycle without going to next step
if err != nil {
fmt.Println(err)
return ""
}
return string(infoSign)
}
So, I call this function in another class like this: