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/*
 	File:		pbkdf2.h
 	Contains:	Apple Data Security Services PKCS #5 PBKDF2 function declaration.
 	Copyright:	(C) 1999 by Apple Computer, Inc., all rights reserved
 	Written by:	Michael Brouwer <mb@apple.com>
*/

#ifndef __PBKDF2__
#define __PBKDF2__

#include <Security/cssmconfig.h>

#ifdef	__cplusplus
extern "C" {
#endif

/* This function should generate a pseudo random octect stream
   of hLen bytes long (The value hLen is specified as an argument to pbkdf2
   and should be constant for any given prf function.) which is output in the buffer
   pointed to by randomPtr (the caller of this function is responsible for allocation
   of the buffer).
   The inputs to the pseudo random function are the first keyLen octets pointed
   to by keyPtr and the first textLen octets pointed to by textPtr.
   Both keyLen and textLen can have any nonzero value.
   A good prf would be a HMAC-SHA-1 algorithm where the keyPtr octets serve as
   HMAC's "key" and the textPtr octets serve as HMAC's "text".  */
typedef void (*PRF)(const void *keyPtr, uint32 keyLen,
					const void *textPtr, uint32 textLen,
					void *randomPtr);

/* This function implements the PBKDF2 key derrivation algorithm described in
   http://www.rsa.com/rsalabs/pubs/PKCS/html/pkcs-5.html
   The output is a derived key of dkLen bytes which is written to the buffer
   pointed to by dkPtr.
   The caller should ensure dkPtr is at least dkLen bytes long.
   The Key is derived from passwordPtr (which is passwordLen bytes long) and from
   saltPtr (which is saltLen bytes long).  The algorithm used is desacribed in
   PKCS #5 version 2.0 and iterationCount iterations are performed.
   The argument prf is a pointer to a psuedo random number generator declared above.
   It should write exactly hLen bytes into its output buffer each time it is called.
   The argument tempBuffer should point to a buffer MAX (hLen, saltLen + 4) + 2 * hLen
   bytes long.  This buffer is used during the calculation for intermediate results.
   Security Considerations:
   The argument saltPtr should be a pointer to a buffer of at least 8 random bytes
   (64 bits).  Thus saltLen should be >= 8.
   For each session a new salt should be generated.
   The value of iterationCount should be at least 1000 (one thousand).
   A good prf would be a HMAC-SHA-1 algorithm where the password serves as
   HMAC's "key" and the data serves as HMAC's "text".  */
void pbkdf2 (PRF prf, uint32 hLen,
			 const void *passwordPtr, uint32 passwordLen,
			 const void *saltPtr, uint32 saltLen,
			 uint32 iterationCount,
			 void *dkPtr, uint32 dkLen,
			 void *tempBuffer);

#ifdef	__cplusplus
}
#endif

#endif /* __PBKDF2__ */