Hi,
My question is regarding the library in FIPS mode and the
FIPS_selftest function.
The current FIPS_selftest routine in 0.9.8k calls sha1, hmac, aes, des, rsa,
and dsa selftests. It doesn't call any sha256, 512 KAT selftests and I didn't
find these routines in the source. In
On Tue, Oct 27, 2009, Miller, Rob (Omaha) wrote:
Hi, My question is regarding the library in FIPS mode and the FIPS_selftest
function. The current FIPS_selftest routine in 0.9.8k calls sha1, hmac,
aes, des, rsa, and dsa selftests. It doesn't call any sha256, 512 KAT
selftests and I didn't
Miller, Rob (Omaha) wrote:
Hi,
My question is regarding the library in FIPS mode and the
FIPS_selftest function.
The current FIPS_selftest routine in 0.9.8k calls sha1, hmac, aes,
des, rsa, and dsa selftests. It doesn’t call any sha256, 512 KAT
selftests and I didn’t find these routines
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Sent: Tuesday, October 27, 2009 12:18 PM
To: openssl-dev@openssl.org
Subject: Re: sha256 in FIPS mode.
On Tue, Oct 27, 2009, Miller, Rob (Omaha) wrote:
Hi, My question
Miller, Rob (Omaha) wrote:
Thanks for your answer.
I have an additional questions about the FIPS_selftest API call. The user guide
states that FIPS_selftest can be called for initiated self tests. What is the
reason that the incore fingerprint is not validated again in the FIPS_selftest
api?
