ring::aead::chacha20_poly1305_openssh

Struct SealingKey

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pub struct SealingKey { /* private fields */ }
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A key for sealing packets.

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impl SealingKey

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pub fn new(key_material: &[u8; 64]) -> Self

Constructs a new SealingKey.

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pub fn seal_in_place( &self, sequence_number: u32, plaintext_in_ciphertext_out: &mut [u8], tag_out: &mut [u8; 16], )

Seals (encrypts and signs) a packet.

On input, plaintext_in_ciphertext_out must contain the unencrypted packet_length||plaintext where plaintext is the padding_length||payload||random padding. It will be overwritten by encrypted_packet_length||ciphertext, where encrypted_packet_length is encrypted with K_1 and ciphertext is encrypted by K_2.

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Size: 64 bytes