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* blake2b/blake2s support
Doesn't support keying, personalization, salting, or tree hashes so
the API is pretty simple right now.
* implement digest_size via utils.read_only_property
* un-keyed for spelling's sake
* test copying + digest_size checks
* unkeyed is too a word
* line wrap
* reword the docs
* use the evp algorithm name in the error
This will make BLAKE2 alternate digest size errors a bit less confusing
* add changelog entry and docs about supported digest_size
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* make pre5 work
* add a blank line to make the diff happier
* 1.1.0-pre6 working
* support the changes since 1.1.0-pre6
* fixes
* add 1.1.0 to travis
* expose the symbol
* better testing for numericstring
* handle libre...
* actually use the 1.1.0 we compile
* cache the ossl-110 dir on travis
* add some newlines
* changelog entry for 1.1.0 support
* note that we test on 1.1.0
* proper skip on this test
* reorder
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* Add an enforce_key_length parameter to HOTP and TOTP.
* Document changes in docs.
* Add some words to the wordlist.
* Add versionadded to docs.
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* Use a series of constants for OpenSSL version checks.
N.B. I removed several qualifiers that were being used to express beta vs. release in OpenSSL version numbers. Reviewers please look closely!
* Convert some python as well, also add the file
* flake8
* Simplify code, remove functionality that can be expressed more simply
* clean up the tests as well
* more constants
* wrap long lines
* reflect feedback
* unused
* add this back?
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This is due to a bug in CommonCrypto present in 10.11.x. Filed as
radar://26636600
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* Add sign and verify methods to ECDSA
* Documented ECDSA sign/verify methods
* Added CHANGELOG entry
* Skipping test verify and sign if curve is not supported
* Fixed typo in documentation return type
* Removed provider language from EllipticCurvePrivateKey and EllipticCurvePublicKey
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* Add sign and verify methods to DSA
* Documented DSA sign/verify methods
* Added CHANGELOG entry
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* Fixed #3008 -- expose calculate max pss salt length
* Fixed a few mistakes in the docs
* move all the code around
* oops
* write a unit test
* versionadded + changelog
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We have always been at war with OpenSSL 0.9.8
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* Drop OpenSSL 0.9.8
* Drop this test, it's not relevant any longer
* unused import
* Remove CRYPTOGRAPHY_ALLOW_OPENSSL_098=1 from our tox
* removed unused code for Cryptography_HAS_PKEY_CTX
* return unused code for _AESCTRCipherContext
* syntax :-(
* remove some unused tests and skips
* remove unused code for Cryptography_HAS_PBKDF2_HMAC
* Revert "return unused code for _AESCTRCipherContext"
This reverts commit 7d149729205aa4c9735eb322414b167a75b302df.
* Remove unused RSA code
* Remove unused test code for conditional bindings
* Remove unused dsa code
* unused import
* Remove unused x509 extension code
* Remove unused EC code
* Attempt to remove unused DER key loading code
* document this
* grammar
* Added back this paragraph
* Update docs
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This patch adds wrapper methods to allow the user to sign and verify a
single message block without having to go through the multi-step
process of creating a signer or verifier, updating it with the one
message, and finalizing the result. This will make signing and
verifying data more user-friendly when only using small messages.
Partial bug #1529
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* some rsa oaep sha2 support
* various improvements
* fix a thing
* simplify
* update the test
* styyyyyle
* more styyyyle
* fix libre, remove a skip that should never be hit
* OAEP version check fixes
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* added a repr to the dsa numbers classes
* fix
* another test
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* SSH serialization for public keys
* name errors ahoy!
* id, ego, superego
* dsa support
* EC support
* Don't keyerror
* Documentation OpenSSH
* flake8
* fix
* bytes bytes bytes
* skip curve unsupported
* bytes!
* Move a function
* reorganize code for coverage
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* unicode characters make everything angry
* changelog entry and make skip msgs more informative
* typo fix
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* NIST SP 800-108 Counter Mode and Feedback Mode KDF
* CounterKDF unit tests
* Refactor to support multiple key based KDF modes.
* Extracting supported algorithms for KBKDF Counter Mode test vectors
* Adding support for different rlen and counter location in KBKDF
* support for multiple L lengths and 24 bit counter length.
* Adding KBKDF Documentation.
* Refactoring KBKDF to KBKDFHMAC to describe hash algorithm used.
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* Removing test_osrandom_engine_is_default.
test_osrandom_engine_is_default depends on having a valid
sys.executable. This attribute is not always set (see
https://docs.python.org/2/library/sys.html#sys.executable ) so, in some
environments, this test fails. I moved the functionality of the test
into the setup and teardown methods so the correct behavior is still
tested.
* Fixing some style issues.
* Removing an unnecessary newline.
* Putting back the test.
* Moving the assert from teardown to setup.
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* Handle two more error conditions correctly
* fixed test case
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Added support for padding ANSI X.923
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All padding bytes must be 0.
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Otherwise there's noise in the test output on python 2.6
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Without this these branches aren't excersised without 0.9.8, but conceptually they are needed.
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