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DeviceKey Class Reference
Inheritance diagram for DeviceKey:
NonCopyable< DeviceKey >

Public Member Functions

int generate_derived_key (const unsigned char *isalt, size_t isalt_size, unsigned char *output, uint16_t ikey_type)
 Derive a new key based on the salt string. More...
 
int device_inject_root_of_trust (uint32_t *value, size_t isize)
 Set a device key into the KVStore. More...
 

Static Public Member Functions

static DeviceKeyget_instance ()
 As a singleton, return the single instance of the class. More...
 

Detailed Description

Definition at line 70 of file DeviceKey.h.

Member Function Documentation

int device_inject_root_of_trust ( uint32_t *  value,
size_t  isize 
)

Set a device key into the KVStore.

If entropy support is missing, call this method before calling device_key_derived_key. This method should be called only once!

Parameters
valueInput buffer contain the key.
isizeSize of the supplied key. Must be 16 bytes or 32 bytes.
Returns
0 on success, negative error code on failure
int generate_derived_key ( const unsigned char *  isalt,
size_t  isalt_size,
unsigned char *  output,
uint16_t  ikey_type 
)

Derive a new key based on the salt string.

Parameters
isaltInput buffer used to create the new key. Same input always generates the same key
isalt_sizeSize of the data in salt buffer.
outputBuffer to receive the derived key. Size must be 16 bytes or 32 bytes according to the ikey_type parameter
ikey_typeType of the required key. Must be 16 bytes or 32 bytes.
Returns
0 on success, negative error code on failure
static DeviceKey& get_instance ( )
static

As a singleton, return the single instance of the class.

Reason for this class being a singleton is the following:

  • Ease of use for users of this class not having to coordinate instantiations.
  • Lazy instantiation of internal data (which we can't achieve with simple static classes).
Returns
Singleton instance reference.

Definition at line 81 of file DeviceKey.h.

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