Package

Cryptographic primitives built on OpenSSL's libcrypto.

For a single input, use the one-shot hash functions (MD5, SHA256, etc.) — they take a ByteSeq and return Array[U8] val in one call, and they cannot fail. For input that arrives in pieces, use Digest: construct one for the algorithm you want, feed it with append(), and call final() to get the hash of the concatenation.

HmacSha256, Pbkdf2Sha256, RandBytes, and the Digest constructors, append, and final are partial. They raise when OpenSSL cannot do what was asked, or when a length exceeds what OpenSSL's C int can hold. A call here gives back a correct result or it raises — it never gives back an incorrect one.

ConstantTimeCompare compares two byte sequences in time independent of their contents, for use when one side is a secret.

Public Types

• primitive ConstantTimeCompare
• class Digest
• interface HashFn
• primitive HmacSha256
• primitive MD4
• primitive MD5
• primitive Pbkdf2Sha256
• primitive RIPEMD160
• primitive RandBytes
• primitive SHA1
• primitive SHA224
• primitive SHA256
• primitive SHA384
• primitive SHA512
• primitive ToHexString