Searched refs:pin (Results 1 – 9 of 9) sorted by relevance
| /openssl-master/providers/implementations/ciphers/ |
| A D | cipher_aes_cbc_hmac_sha.c | 155 const OSSL_PARAM *pin = OSSL_PARAM_locate_const(params, in aes_set_ctx_params() local
159 || pin == NULL in aes_set_ctx_params()
160 || pin->data_type != OSSL_PARAM_OCTET_STRING in aes_set_ctx_params()
167 mb_param.inp = pin->data; in aes_set_ctx_params()
168 mb_param.len = pin->data_size; in aes_set_ctx_params()
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| /openssl-master/crypto/pem/ |
| A D | pvkfmt.c | 446 const unsigned char *pin = *in; in ossl_b2i_RSA_after_header() local
459 if (!BN_set_word(e, read_ledword(&pin))) in ossl_b2i_RSA_after_header()
461 if (!read_lebn(&pin, nbyte, &n)) in ossl_b2i_RSA_after_header()
464 if (!read_lebn(&pin, hnbyte, &p)) in ossl_b2i_RSA_after_header()
466 if (!read_lebn(&pin, hnbyte, &q)) in ossl_b2i_RSA_after_header()
468 if (!read_lebn(&pin, hnbyte, &dmp1)) in ossl_b2i_RSA_after_header()
470 if (!read_lebn(&pin, hnbyte, &dmq1)) in ossl_b2i_RSA_after_header()
472 if (!read_lebn(&pin, hnbyte, &iqmp)) in ossl_b2i_RSA_after_header()
474 if (!read_lebn(&pin, nbyte, &d)) in ossl_b2i_RSA_after_header()
487 *in = pin; in ossl_b2i_RSA_after_header()
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| /openssl-master/ |
| A D | e_os.h | 359 short pin; in nssgetpid() member
364 PROCESSHANDLE_DECOMPOSE_(phandle, &ppid.cpu_pin.cpu, &ppid.cpu_pin.pin); in nssgetpid()
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| A D | INSTALL.md | 784 Don't pin the shared libraries.
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| A D | CHANGES.md | 3631 trust-anchor "pinning", where the "pin" data takes the form
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| /openssl-master/crypto/aria/ |
| A D | aria.c | 1089 static void do_encrypt(unsigned char *o, const unsigned char *pin, in do_encrypt() argument
1095 memcpy(&p, pin, sizeof(p)); in do_encrypt()
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| /openssl-master/doc/man1/ |
| A D | openssl.pod | 662 -key pkcs11:object=some-private-key;pin-value=1234
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| A D | openssl-cmp.pod.in | 556 May be set alternatively to the B<-trusted> option to pin the accepted server.
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| /openssl-master/doc/man3/ |
| A D | OSSL_CMP_CTX_new.pod | 408 to pin the accepted server.
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