(apologies to Michael who may be receiving this twice)
I had to figure this out at some point, and it's a bit tricky. I don't
recall where I got it from, but it seems to work. I've extracted some
code below, hopefully I've extracted the right code. (It's been a
while, so i don't recall exactly how this works....)
First, it seems, you have to do this:
RegisterSymmetricCipherDefaultFactories<Salsa20>();
Which I believe allows you to find ciphers by name. Then,
symmetricCipher =
ObjectFactoryRegistry<SymmetricCipher>::Registry().CreateObject("Salsa20");
symmetricCipher->SetKey( &key[0], key.size(),
MakeParameters( Name::Rounds(), rounds )
( Name::IV(),
ConstByteArrayParameter((const byte *)&iv[0],
iv.size()),
false ) );
If you don't need to set rounds, (rounds == 20) you can just:
symmetricCipher->SetKey( &key[0], key.size(),
MakeParameters( Name::IV(),
ConstByteArrayParameter((const byte *)&iv[0],
iv.size()),
false ) );
HTH,
bjorn
On Mar 18, 11:00 pm, Michael <[email protected]> wrote:
> Trying to mimic the auth protocol of a specific network.
>
> Is it possible to set the IV, Key, AND Rounds?
>
> i see setkeywithiv, and setkeywithrounds
>
> but what about all 3?
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