Copyright	(c) 2024 Auth Global
License	Apache2
Safe Haskell	Safe-Inferred
Language	Haskell2010

Crypto.G3P.V2.Foxtrot

Description

Synopsis

data G3PFoxtrotSalt = G3PFoxtrotSalt {
- g3pFoxtrotSalt_key :: !HmacKey
- g3pFoxtrotSalt_longTag :: !ByteString
- g3pFoxtrotSalt_contextTags :: !(Vector ByteString)
- g3pFoxtrotSalt_domainTag :: !ByteString
- g3pFoxtrotSalt_bcryptRounds :: !Word32
}
g3pFoxtrot :: (Foldable f, Foldable g) => G3PFoxtrotSalt -> f ByteString -> g ByteString -> Word32 -> ByteString
g3pTango :: Foldable f => HmacKey -> f ByteString -> Word32 -> ByteString -> ByteString

Documentation

data G3PFoxtrotSalt Source #

Constructors

G3PFoxtrotSalt
Fields g3pFoxtrotSalt_key :: !HmacKey g3pFoxtrotSalt_longTag :: !ByteString g3pFoxtrotSalt_contextTags :: !(Vector ByteString) g3pFoxtrotSalt_domainTag :: !ByteString g3pFoxtrotSalt_bcryptRounds :: !Word32

g3pFoxtrot :: (Foldable f, Foldable g) => G3PFoxtrotSalt -> f ByteString -> g ByteString -> Word32 -> ByteString Source #

G3Pb2 foxtrot is a function that incorporates a bcrypt-like key-stretching phase. Stripped down version of G3Pb2 charlie, without a built-in continuation control key. test/MyCorpExample.hs uses this as a server-side cryptoacoustic component that sandwiches the comparatively silent argon2.

g3pTango Source #

Arguments

:: Foldable f
=> HmacKey
-> f ByteString	inputs
-> Word32	counter
-> ByteString	domain tag
-> ByteString	32-byte output hash

G3Pb2 tango: a simple application of PHKDF used to derive secret server-side salts in test/MyCorpExample.hs.