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39 package gnu.java.security;
41 /**
42 * A placeholder for <i>names</i> and <i>literals</i> used throughout this
43 * library.
45 public interface Registry
48 // Constants
49 // -------------------------------------------------------------------------
51 /** The name of our Providers. */
52 String GNU_SECURITY = "GNU";
53 String GNU_CRYPTO = "GNU-CRYPTO";
54 String GNU_SASL = "GNU-SASL";
56 /** Our version number. */
57 String VERSION_STRING = "2.1.0";
59 // Names of properties to use in Maps when initialising primitives .........
61 // Symmetric block cipher algorithms and synonyms...........................
63 String ANUBIS_CIPHER = "anubis";
65 String BLOWFISH_CIPHER = "blowfish";
67 String DES_CIPHER = "des";
69 String KHAZAD_CIPHER = "khazad";
71 String RIJNDAEL_CIPHER = "rijndael";
73 String SERPENT_CIPHER = "serpent";
75 String SQUARE_CIPHER = "square";
77 String TRIPLEDES_CIPHER = "tripledes";
79 String TWOFISH_CIPHER = "twofish";
81 String CAST5_CIPHER = "cast5";
83 String NULL_CIPHER = "null";
85 /** AES is synonymous to Rijndael for 128-bit block size only. */
86 String AES_CIPHER = "aes";
88 /** TripleDES is also known as DESede. */
89 String DESEDE_CIPHER = "desede";
91 /** CAST5 is also known as CAST-128. */
92 String CAST128_CIPHER = "cast128";
94 String CAST_128_CIPHER = "cast-128";
96 // Message digest algorithms and synonyms...................................
98 String WHIRLPOOL_HASH = "whirlpool";
100 String RIPEMD128_HASH = "ripemd128";
102 String RIPEMD160_HASH = "ripemd160";
104 String SHA160_HASH = "sha-160";
106 String SHA256_HASH = "sha-256";
108 String SHA384_HASH = "sha-384";
110 String SHA512_HASH = "sha-512";
112 String TIGER_HASH = "tiger";
114 String HAVAL_HASH = "haval";
116 String MD5_HASH = "md5";
118 String MD4_HASH = "md4";
120 String MD2_HASH = "md2";
122 /** RIPEMD-128 is synonymous to RIPEMD128. */
123 String RIPEMD_128_HASH = "ripemd-128";
125 /** RIPEMD-160 is synonymous to RIPEMD160. */
126 String RIPEMD_160_HASH = "ripemd-160";
128 /** SHA-1 is synonymous to SHA-160. */
129 String SHA_1_HASH = "sha-1";
131 /** SHA1 is synonymous to SHA-160. */
132 String SHA1_HASH = "sha1";
134 /** SHA is synonymous to SHA-160. */
135 String SHA_HASH = "sha";
137 // Symmetric block cipher modes of operations...............................
139 /** Electronic CodeBook mode. */
140 String ECB_MODE = "ecb";
142 /** Counter (NIST) mode. */
143 String CTR_MODE = "ctr";
145 /** Integer Counter Mode (David McGrew). */
146 String ICM_MODE = "icm";
148 /** Output Feedback Mode (NIST). */
149 String OFB_MODE = "ofb";
151 /** Cipher block chaining mode (NIST). */
152 String CBC_MODE = "cbc";
154 /** Cipher feedback mode (NIST). */
155 String CFB_MODE = "cfb";
157 /** Authenticated-Encrypted mode. */
158 String EAX_MODE = "eax";
160 // Padding scheme names and synonyms........................................
162 /** PKCS#7 padding scheme. */
163 String PKCS7_PAD = "pkcs7";
165 /** Trailing Bit Complement padding scheme. */
166 String TBC_PAD = "tbc";
168 /** EME-PKCS1-v1_5 padding as described in section 7.2 in RFC-3447. */
169 String EME_PKCS1_V1_5_PAD = "eme-pkcs1-v1.5";
171 /** SSLv3 padding scheme. */
172 String SSL3_PAD = "ssl3";
174 /** TLSv1 padding scheme. */
175 String TLS1_PAD = "tls1";
177 // Pseudo-random number generators..........................................
179 /** (Apparently) RC4 keystream PRNG. */
180 String ARCFOUR_PRNG = "arcfour";
182 /** We use "rc4" as an alias for "arcfour". */
183 String RC4_PRNG = "rc4";
185 /** PRNG based on David McGrew's Integer Counter Mode. */
186 String ICM_PRNG = "icm";
188 /** PRNG based on a designated hash function. */
189 String MD_PRNG = "md";
191 /** PRNG based on UMAC's Key Derivation Function. */
192 String UMAC_PRNG = "umac-kdf";
195 * PRNG based on PBKDF2 from PKCS #5 v.2. This is suffixed with the name
196 * of a MAC to be used as a PRF.
198 String PBKDF2_PRNG_PREFIX = "pbkdf2-";
200 /** The continuously-seeded pseudo-random number generator. */
201 String CSPRNG_PRNG = "csprng";
203 /** The Fortuna PRNG. */
204 String FORTUNA_PRNG = "fortuna";
206 /** The Fortuna generator PRNG. */
207 String FORTUNA_GENERATOR_PRNG = "fortuna-generator";
209 // Asymmetric keypair generators............................................
211 String DSS_KPG = "dss";
213 String RSA_KPG = "rsa";
215 String DH_KPG = "dh";
217 String SRP_KPG = "srp";
219 /** DSA is synonymous to DSS. */
220 String DSA_KPG = "dsa";
222 // Signature-with-appendix schemes..........................................
224 String DSS_SIG = "dss";
226 String RSA_SIG_PREFIX = "rsa-";
228 String RSA_PSS_ENCODING = "pss";
230 String RSA_PSS_SIG = RSA_SIG_PREFIX + RSA_PSS_ENCODING;
232 String RSA_PKCS1_V1_5_ENCODING = "pkcs1-v1.5";
234 String RSA_PKCS1_V1_5_SIG = RSA_SIG_PREFIX + RSA_PKCS1_V1_5_ENCODING;
236 /** DSA is synonymous to DSS. */
237 String DSA_SIG = "dsa";
239 // Key agreement protocols .................................................
241 String DH_KA = "dh";
243 String ELGAMAL_KA = "elgamal";
245 String SRP6_KA = "srp6";
247 String SRP_SASL_KA = "srp-sasl";
249 String SRP_TLS_KA = "srp-tls";
251 // Keyed-Hash Message Authentication Code ..................................
253 /** Name prefix of every HMAC implementation. */
254 String HMAC_NAME_PREFIX = "hmac-";
256 // Other MAC algorithms ....................................................
258 /** The One-key CBC MAC. */
259 String OMAC_PREFIX = "omac-";
261 /** Message Authentication Code using Universal Hashing (Ted Krovetz). */
262 String UHASH32 = "uhash32";
264 String UMAC32 = "umac32";
266 /** The Truncated Multi-Modular Hash Function -v1 (David McGrew). */
267 String TMMH16 = "tmmh16";
269 // String TMMH32 = "tmmh32";
271 // Format IDs used to identify how we externalise asymmetric keys ..........
272 // fully-qualified names of the supported codecs
273 String RAW_ENCODING = "gnu.crypto.raw.format";
274 String X509_ENCODING = "gnu.crypto.x509.format";
275 String PKCS8_ENCODING = "gnu.crypto.pkcs8.format";
276 String ASN1_ENCODING = "gnu.crypto.asn1.format";
278 // short names of the same. used by JCE adapters
279 String RAW_ENCODING_SHORT_NAME = "RAW";
280 String X509_ENCODING_SORT_NAME = "X.509";
281 String PKCS8_ENCODING_SHORT_NAME = "PKCS#8";
282 String ASN1_ENCODING_SHORT_NAME = "ASN.1";
284 // unique identifiers of the same
285 int RAW_ENCODING_ID = 1;
286 int X509_ENCODING_ID = 2;
287 int PKCS8_ENCODING_ID = 3;
288 int ASN1_ENCODING_ID = 4;
290 // OID strings used in encoding/decoding keys
291 String DSA_OID_STRING = "1.2.840.10040.4.1";
292 String RSA_OID_STRING = "1.2.840.113549.1.1.1";
293 String DH_OID_STRING = "1.2.840.10046.2.1";
295 // Magic bytes we generate/expect in externalised asymmetric keys ..........
296 // the four bytes represent G (0x47) for GNU, 1 (0x01) for Raw format,
297 // D (0x44) for DSS, R (0x52) for RSA, H (0x48) for Diffie-Hellman, or S
298 // (0x53) for SRP-6, and finally P (0x50) for Public, p (0x70) for private,
299 // or S (0x53) for signature.
300 byte[] MAGIC_RAW_DSS_PUBLIC_KEY = new byte[] { 0x47, RAW_ENCODING_ID, 0x44,
301 0x50 };
303 byte[] MAGIC_RAW_DSS_PRIVATE_KEY = new byte[] { 0x47, RAW_ENCODING_ID, 0x44,
304 0x70 };
306 byte[] MAGIC_RAW_DSS_SIGNATURE = new byte[] { 0x47, RAW_ENCODING_ID, 0x44,
307 0x53 };
309 byte[] MAGIC_RAW_RSA_PUBLIC_KEY = new byte[] { 0x47, RAW_ENCODING_ID, 0x52,
310 0x50 };
312 byte[] MAGIC_RAW_RSA_PRIVATE_KEY = new byte[] { 0x47, RAW_ENCODING_ID, 0x52,
313 0x70 };
315 byte[] MAGIC_RAW_RSA_PSS_SIGNATURE = new byte[] { 0x47, RAW_ENCODING_ID,
316 0x52, 0x53 };
318 byte[] MAGIC_RAW_RSA_PKCS1V1_5_SIGNATURE = new byte[] { 0x47, RAW_ENCODING_ID,
319 0x52, 0x54 };
321 byte[] MAGIC_RAW_DH_PUBLIC_KEY = new byte[] { 0x47, RAW_ENCODING_ID, 0x48,
322 0x50 };
324 byte[] MAGIC_RAW_DH_PRIVATE_KEY = new byte[] { 0x47, RAW_ENCODING_ID, 0x48,
325 0x70 };
327 byte[] MAGIC_RAW_SRP_PUBLIC_KEY = new byte[] { 0x47, RAW_ENCODING_ID, 0x53,
328 0x50 };
330 byte[] MAGIC_RAW_SRP_PRIVATE_KEY = new byte[] { 0x47, RAW_ENCODING_ID, 0x53,
331 0x70 };
333 // SASL Property names .....................................................
335 String SASL_PREFIX = "gnu.crypto.sasl";
337 /** Name of username property. */
338 String SASL_USERNAME = SASL_PREFIX + ".username";
340 /** Name of password property. */
341 String SASL_PASSWORD = SASL_PREFIX + ".password";
343 /** Name of authentication information provider packages. */
344 String SASL_AUTH_INFO_PROVIDER_PKGS = SASL_PREFIX
345 + ".auth.info.provider.pkgs";
347 /** SASL authorization ID. */
348 String SASL_AUTHORISATION_ID = SASL_PREFIX + ".authorisation.ID";
350 /** SASL protocol. */
351 String SASL_PROTOCOL = SASL_PREFIX + ".protocol";
353 /** SASL Server name. */
354 String SASL_SERVER_NAME = SASL_PREFIX + ".server.name";
356 /** SASL Callback handler. */
357 String SASL_CALLBACK_HANDLER = SASL_PREFIX + ".callback.handler";
359 /** SASL channel binding. */
360 String SASL_CHANNEL_BINDING = SASL_PREFIX + ".channel.binding";
362 // SASL data element size limits ...........................................
364 /** The size limit, in bytes, of a SASL OS (Octet Sequence) element. */
365 int SASL_ONE_BYTE_MAX_LIMIT = 255;
368 * The size limit, in bytes, of both a SASL MPI (Multi-Precision Integer)
369 * element and a SASL Text element.
371 int SASL_TWO_BYTE_MAX_LIMIT = 65535;
373 /** The size limit, in bytes, of a SASL EOS (Extended Octet Sequence) element. */
374 int SASL_FOUR_BYTE_MAX_LIMIT = 2147483383;
376 /** The size limit, in bytes, of a SASL Buffer. */
377 int SASL_BUFFER_MAX_LIMIT = 2147483643;
379 // Canonical names of SASL mechanisms ......................................
381 String SASL_ANONYMOUS_MECHANISM = "ANONYMOUS";
383 String SASL_CRAM_MD5_MECHANISM = "CRAM-MD5";
385 String SASL_PLAIN_MECHANISM = "PLAIN";
387 String SASL_SRP_MECHANISM = "SRP";
389 // Canonical names of Integrity Protection algorithms ......................
391 String SASL_HMAC_MD5_IALG = "HMACwithMD5";
393 String SASL_HMAC_SHA_IALG = "HMACwithSHA";
395 // Quality Of Protection string representations ............................
397 /** authentication only. */
398 String QOP_AUTH = "auth";
400 /** authentication plus integrity protection. */
401 String QOP_AUTH_INT = "auth-int";
403 /** authentication plus integrity and confidentiality protection. */
404 String QOP_AUTH_CONF = "auth-conf";
406 // SASL mechanism strength string representation ...........................
408 String STRENGTH_HIGH = "high";
410 String STRENGTH_MEDIUM = "medium";
412 String STRENGTH_LOW = "low";
414 // SASL Server Authentication requirement ..................................
416 /** Server must authenticate to the client. */
417 String SERVER_AUTH_TRUE = "true";
419 /** Server does not need to, or cannot, authenticate to the client. */
420 String SERVER_AUTH_FALSE = "false";
422 // SASL mechanism reuse capability .........................................
424 String REUSE_TRUE = "true";
426 String REUSE_FALSE = "false";
428 // Keyrings ...............................................................
430 byte[] GKR_MAGIC = new byte[] { 0x47, 0x4b, 0x52, 0x01 };
432 // Ring usage fields.
433 int GKR_PRIVATE_KEYS = 1 << 0;
435 int GKR_PUBLIC_CREDENTIALS = 1 << 1;
437 int GKR_CERTIFICATES = 1 << 2;
439 // HMac types.
440 int GKR_HMAC_MD5_128 = 0;
442 int GKR_HMAC_SHA_160 = 1;
444 int GKR_HMAC_MD5_96 = 2;
446 int GKR_HMAC_SHA_96 = 3;
448 // Cipher types.
449 int GKR_CIPHER_AES_128_OFB = 0;
451 int GKR_CIPHER_AES_128_CBC = 1;
453 // Methods
454 // -------------------------------------------------------------------------