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I have been using CMAC with AES-128, or AES-CMAC as specified in RFC 4493, with the help of a gem that targets that RFC.
In several months, I will need to use CMAC with more ciphers, which is outside the scope of such gems.
After looking for alternative implementations, I think it would be best to make OpenSSL's CMAC implementation available to Ruby code.
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FWIW: Since CMAC is available through the EVP_PKEY API (see the man page EVP_PKEY-CMAC(7)), OpenSSL::PKey automatically supports it. However, with a limitation that the message must be given as a single String.
I have been using CMAC with AES-128, or AES-CMAC as specified in RFC 4493, with the help of a gem that targets that RFC.
In several months, I will need to use CMAC with more ciphers, which is outside the scope of such gems.
After looking for alternative implementations, I think it would be best to make OpenSSL's CMAC implementation available to Ruby code.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: