os/security/crypto/weakcryptospi/inc/pkcs5kdf.h
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     9 * Initial Contributors:
    10 * Nokia Corporation - initial contribution.
    11 *
    12 * Contributors:
    13 *
    14 * Description: 
    15 * ** IMPORTANT ** PublishedPartner API's in this file are published to 3rd party developers via the 
    16 * Symbian website. Changes to these API's should be treated as PublishedAll API changes and the Security TA should be consulted.
    17 *
    18 */
    19 
    20 
    21 /**
    22  @file
    23  @publishedPartner
    24  @released
    25 */
    26 
    27 #ifndef __PKCS5KDF_H__
    28 #define __PKCS5KDF_H__
    29 
    30 #include <hash.h>
    31 
    32 /** The number of times the hashing algorithm is run. */
    33 const TUint KDefaultIterations = 1000;
    34 
    35 /**
    36  * A PKCS#5 compliant Key Derivation Function (KDF).
    37  *
    38  * This class allows the derivation of deterministic arbitrary length byte 
    39  * streams from an input string. The output byte stream is generated using 
    40  * multiple iterations of a CSHA1 message digest and is suitable for use 
    41  * as a cryptographic symmetric key.
    42  *
    43  * @since v7.0s
    44  */
    45 class TPKCS5KDF
    46 	{
    47 public:
    48 	/** 
    49 	 * Derives deterministic arbitrary length byte streams (aKey) from an input
    50 	 * string (aPasswd) and a randomly chosen salt (aSalt) for use as a
    51 	 * symmetric key.
    52 	 *
    53 	 * Attention -- Improperly chosen values for these parameters will seriously
    54 	 * impact the security of the derived key and as a result the security of 
    55 	 * your application. 
    56 	 *
    57 	 * See the Cryptography api-guide documentation for more information and 
    58 	 * recommended usage patterns.
    59 	 * 
    60 	 * @param aKey			Output Value. The key resulting from the operation.
    61 	 * 						The length of the key will be equal to the length of
    62 	 * 						the input descriptor. All data, from the first byte 
    63 	 * 						to the set length, will be overwritten with the resulting
    64 	 *						byte stream.
    65 	 * @param aPasswd		Input Value. The password you wish to derive a key from.
    66 	 * @param aSalt			Input Value. A <B><I>randomly</I></B> selected second
    67 	 * 						input to the key derivation function to discourage certain
    68 	 * 						attacks. PKCS5 recommends a minimum of 8 randomly chosen bytes.
    69 	 * @param aIterations	Input Value. The number of times the internal hashing
    70 	 * 						function should be run over the password and salt.
    71 	 *						Minimum recommendation is KDefaultIterations.
    72 	 */
    73 	IMPORT_C static void DeriveKeyL(TDes8& aKey, const TDesC8& aPasswd, 
    74 		const TDesC8& aSalt, TUint aIterations = KDefaultIterations);
    75 private:
    76 	/** 
    77 	 * Internal iterative function that performs the actual hashing. 
    78 	 */
    79 	static void F(CMessageDigest& aDigest, TUint32* aAccumulator, TUint32* S,
    80 	TUint32* Ui, TUint aHashBytes, const TUint32* aSalt, TUint aSaltBytes, 
    81 	TUint c, TUint i);
    82 	
    83 	/** 
    84 	 * XOR's the values of two equal length descriptors.  Internally, it
    85 	 * operates on a word by word basis.  Data stored beyond the end of the
    86 	 * descriptor, but before the end of the final word, will be xored as well.
    87 	 */
    88 	static inline void XORString(const TUint32* aOp1, TUint32* aOp2,
    89 		TUint aLength);
    90 	};
    91 
    92 #endif