Translations:SOAP with Encryption custom feature/4/en

Case 2. SOAP-with-encryption is enabled after SOAP

1. Generate pair of keys.
2. Download private key on your computer.
3. Upload public key to server.
4. Encrypt data from simple SOAP *
5. Use these keys to encrypt and decrypt SOAP data

*You can skip this step, but please note that old SOAP data won’t be available in Edit client form. If not encrypted, you will be able to read it, if you disable SOAP-with-encryption and enable simple SOAP instead.

Case 3. SOAP-with-encryption is in use, and private key is compromised

1. Generate new pair of keys.
2. Download new private key on your computer.
3. Upload new public key to server. It means you have 2 pairs of keys now

1. Pair 1: your previous keys (with private key had been compromised) and

2. Pair 2: newly generated keys

4. Re-encrypt your current SOAP data with newly generated keys *. Use your previous private key to perform re-encryption. After this is done ** your previous public key is deleted from the server, and then only new pair of keys is considered valid.
5. Use new keys to encrypt and decrypt SOAP data

*You can skip re-encrypting current SOAP data, but please note that in this case newly generated keys won’t be active, and all encryption and decryption will be performed with previous pair of keys.

**Please note! If your previous private key is lost, it means that unfortunately you won’t be able to decrypt and restore your current SOAP data, since we keep only ciphertexts. Press “Clear data and use new keys” if you’d like to use SOAP-with-encryption with new keys.