Prototyping NIST CAVS hash sha1 vectors #18
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Hi Matt (@mborland) at this very initial juncture, I put in NIST CAVS testing for the short-response vectors in one-shot mode only. Full tests involve also the long response vertors and also testing the vectors in piecewise chunks. Also there is a third form of specified hash testing called Monte Carlo. Yeah! SHA1 passes the short response vectors and we are off to a good start. I'll try to finish all three test forms completely for SHA1. A lot of the code can be templated on the hash type, since the only real thing that changes in the testing is parsing the test file, where there are a few hash-specific details. So ultimately a bunch of the detail stuff can get into generic test headers and each test for each hash will be more straightforward to write. Let me finish this prototyping on SHA1 and see how it shakes out. |
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OK, so I have the paths for CI, cover, CMake. But I'm still missing drone. |
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Hi Matt (@mborland) this PR has only sha1-short-response-vectors done in their entirety. It does, however, set up a preliminary structure for the NIST-CAVS tests and the test vectors. I'd like to merge this one with your approval. But I'm not sure if the formal matter we discussed offline is actually working yet. This one is a good start and it's going green. |
The purpose of this PR is to do the prototyping for standard NIST CAVS test vectors. We start with SHA1. Then begin with the short response vectors and move on to all of SHA1 from there.