Developer Reference for Intel® Integrated Performance Primitives Cryptography
Precomputes the ECDSA signature.
mbx_status mbx_nistp256_ecdsa_sign_setup_mb8(int64u* pa_inv_eph_skey[8], int64u* pa_sign_rp[8], const int64u* const pa_eph_skey[8], int8u* pBuffer);
mbx_status mbx_nistp256_ecdsa_sign_setup_ssl_mb8(BIGNUM* pa_inv_eph_skey[8], BIGNUM* pa_sign_rp[8], const BIGNUM* const pa_eph_skey[8], int8u* pBuffer);
mbx_status mbx_nistp384_ecdsa_sign_setup_mb8(int64u* pa_inv_eph_skey[8], int64u* pa_sign_rp[8], const int64u* const pa_eph_skey[8], int8u* pBuffer);
mbx_status mbx_nistp384_ecdsa_sign_setup_ssl_mb8(BIGNUM* pa_inv_eph_skey[8], BIGNUM* pa_sign_rp[8], const BIGNUM* const pa_eph_skey[8], int8u* pBuffer);
mbx_status mbx_nistp521_ecdsa_sign_setup_mb8(int64u* pa_inv_eph_skey[8], int64u* pa_sign_rp[8], const int64u* const pa_eph_skey[8], int8u* pBuffer);
mbx_status mbx_nistp521_ecdsa_sign_setup_ssl_mb8(BIGNUM* pa_inv_eph_skey[8], BIGNUM* pa_sign_rp[8], const BIGNUM* const pa_eph_skey[8], int8u* pBuffer);
crypto_mb/ec_nistp256.h
crypto_mb/ec_nistp384.h
crypto_mb/ec_nistp512.h
pa_eph_skey |
Array of pointers to the ephemeral private key vectors. |
pa_inv_eph_skey |
Array of pointers to the vectors of ephemeral private key inversion. |
pa_sign_rp |
Array of pointers to the vectors of pre-computed r-component signatures. |
pBuffer |
Pointer to the work buffer. |
Each function targets at the elliptic curve (EC) specified in the name (nistp256, nistp384 or nistp521). This function may be used to precompute a part of the signature operation. Based on ephemeral private keys, specified by pa_eph_skey parameter the function precomputes:
r-component of the signature storing the result specified by pa_sign_rp (step 2 of ECDSA operation)
multiplicative inversion of ephemeral private key (used in step 3 of ECDSA operation) storing the result as specified by pa_inv_eph_skey parameter
Precomputed can be used later in suitable mbx_nistp_ecdsa_sign_complete_mb8() function.
The work buffer specified by pBuffer parameter is not currently used and can be NULL.
All the functions above have own "twins" with "_ssl" in the name. The "twin" associated with the EC acts the same. The single difference in comparison with mbx_nistp256/384/521_ecdsa_sign_setup() is representation of the parameters. mbx_nistp256/384/521_ecdsa_sign_setup_ssl() functions use BIGNUM datatype instead of vector.
The mbx_nistp256/384/521_ecdsa_setup functions return the status that indicates whether the operation completed successfully or not. The status value of 0 indicates that all operations completed successfully. The error condition can be analyzed by the MBX_GET_STS() call.