gnu.crypto.pad
Class TBC
- IPad
The implementation of the Trailing Bit Complement (TBC) padding algorithm.
In this mode, "...the data string is padded at the trailing end with the
complement of the trailing bit of the unpadded message: if the trailing bit
is
1, then
0 bits are appended, and if the trailing bit is
0, then
1 bits are appended. As few bits are added as are
necessary to meet the formatting size requirement."
References:
Recommendation for Block Cipher Modes of Operation Methods and Techniques,
Morris Dworkin.
Version:
TBC() - Trivial package-private constructor for use by the Factory class.
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byte[] | pad(byte[] in, int offset, int length) - Returns the byte sequence that should be appended to the designated input.
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void | setup() - If any additional checks or resource setup must be done by the
subclass, then this is the hook for it.
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int | unpad(byte[] in, int offset, int length) - Returns the number of bytes to discard from a designated input buffer.
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TBC
(package private) TBC()
Trivial package-private constructor for use by the
Factory class.
PadFactory
pad
public byte[] pad(byte[] in,
int offset,
int length)
Returns the byte sequence that should be appended to the designated input.
- pad in interface IPad
- pad in interface BasePad
in
- the input buffer containing the bytes to pad.offset
- the starting index of meaningful data in in.length
- the number of meaningful bytes in in.
- the possibly 0-byte long sequence to be appended to the designated
input.
setup
public void setup()
If any additional checks or resource setup must be done by the
subclass, then this is the hook for it. This method will be called before
the
BasePad.init(int)
method returns.
- setup in interface BasePad
unpad
public int unpad(byte[] in,
int offset,
int length)
throws WrongPaddingException
Returns the number of bytes to discard from a designated input buffer.
- unpad in interface IPad
- unpad in interface BasePad
in
- the input buffer containing the bytes to unpad.offset
- the starting index of meaningful data in in.length
- the number of meaningful bytes in in.
- the number of bytes to discard, to the left of index position
offset + length in in. In other words, if the return
value of a successful invocation of this method is result, then
the unpadded byte sequence will be offset + length - result bytes
in in, starting from index position offset.
WrongPaddingException
- if the data is not terminated with the
expected padding bytes.
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