Laravel extension recommendation: Ciphersweet package (encrypt/decrypt fields)

This article will share with you a Laravel extension recommendation: Ciphersweet package (encrypt/decrypt fields) extension: the Ciphersweet package. It will introduce how to use Laravel extension recommendation: Ciphersweet package (encrypt/decrypt fields) Ciphersweet to encrypt/decrypt the Eloquent model fields in Laravel extension recommendation: Ciphersweet package (encrypt/decrypt fields). I hope it will be helpful to everyone!

Laravel extension recommendation: Ciphersweet package (encrypt/decrypt fields) Ciphersweet is a package provided by Spatie for integrating searchable field level in Laravel extension recommendation: Ciphersweet package (encrypt/decrypt fields) applications encryption. The readme of the package explains the problem that password sweetening can help solve, as follows:

In your project, you may store sensitive personal data in a database middle. If an unauthorized person accesses your database, all sensitive data can be read, which is obviously not good.

To solve this problem, you can encrypt your personal data. That way, unauthorized people can't read it, but your application can still decrypt it when you need to display or use the data.

This package is a wrapper for Ciphersweet that allows you to easily integrate its functionality into Laravel extension recommendation: Ciphersweet package (encrypt/decrypt fields) models. The following is an example of a model from the readme setup instructions that illustrates the use of the Ciphersweet model.

use Spatie\Laravel extension recommendation: Ciphersweet package (encrypt/decrypt fields)CipherSweet\Contracts\CipherSweetEncrypted;
use Spatie\Laravel extension recommendation: Ciphersweet package (encrypt/decrypt fields)CipherSweet\Concerns\UsesCipherSweet;
use ParagonIE\CipherSweet\EncryptedRow;
use Illuminate\Database\Eloquent\Model;

class User extends Model implements CipherSweetEncrypted
{
    use UsesCipherSweet;

    public static function configureCipherSweet(EncryptedRow $encryptedRow): void
    {
        $encryptedRow
            ->addField('email')
            ->addBlindIndex('email', new BlindIndex('email_index'));
    }
}

This allows you to encrypt a user's email to prevent unauthorized people from reading it. Gets the data, but allows you to decrypt the data to display or use it.

Once you configure this package and set up the model, you can search the database for encrypted data using blind indexes:

$user = User::whereBlind('email', 'email_index', 'rias@spatie.be');

This package also helps generate encryption keys and encryption models Properties to speed up integration with cryptography.

I would like to point out that you should not blindly use this package without understanding the ins and outs of the use case you are trying to solve. You can learn more about CipherSweet on This page which contains many linked resources

CipherSweet also has PHP specific documentation to help you quickly understand the underlying PHP Bag.

I also recommend reading Rias's post, Encrypting Laravel extension recommendation: Ciphersweet package (encrypt/decrypt fields) Eloquent models using CipherSweet.

To get started with this package, check it out on GitHub at spatie/laravel-ciphersweet.

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