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File ocki-3.1_09_0001-Fix-EOL-encoding-in-README.patch of Package openCryptoki
--- opencryptoki.orig/doc/README.ep11_stdll 2014-09-04 21:59:50.000000000 -0600 +++ opencryptoki/doc/README.ep11_stdll 2014-09-04 22:01:27.223654000 -0600 @@ -1,126 +1,126 @@ -EP11 Token -========== - -The EP11 token is a token that uses the IBM Crypto Express adapters -(starting with Crypto Express 4S adapters) configured with Enterprise -PKCS#11 (EP11) firmware. By convention, Crypto Express n adapters with that -firmware load are also called CEXnP adapters for n >= 4. - -The EP11 token is only supported on the System z architecture and requires a -Crypto Express adapter with EP11 firmware load, a zcrypt/ap device driver -loaded into the kernel and the availability of EP11 library libep11. - -The token directory of the EP11 token is opencryptoki/ep11tok typically -located in /var/lib. - -Configuration -------------- - -To use the EP11 token a slot entry must be defined in the general opencryptoki -configuration file that sets the stdll attribute to libpkcs11_ep11.so. - -A EP11 token specific configuration file must be set up to define the target -adapters and target adapter domains. The name of the configuration file must be -defined in the global openCryptoki configuration opencryptoki.conf file as part -of the token specification using the confname attribute. -E.g. the entry - -slot 4 -{ -stdll = libpkcs11_ep11.so -confname = ep11tok.conf -} - -defines the name of the configuration file of the EP11 token to be -ep11tok.conf. Per default this file is searched in the directory where -openCryptoki searches its global configuration file. This default path can -be overriden using the OCK_EP11_TOKEN_DIR environment variable. - -EP11 token configuration files defines a list of adapter/domain pairs to which -the EP11 token sends its cryptographic requests. This list can be specified as -a white list starting with a line containing the key word APQN_WHITELIST -followed by one or more lines containing each two integers (in the range -of 0 - 255) separated by a white space. The white list is ended with a line -containing the key word END. In each of lines of the white list the first -integer denotes the adapter number and the second integer denotes the domain -id. Alternatively the keyword APQN_ANY can be used to define that all -adapter/domain pairs with EP11 firmware load that are available to the system -shall be used as target adapters. An adapter number corresponds to the -numerical part xx of an adapter id of the form cardxx as displayed by the -lszcrypt tool or in the sys file system (e.g. in /sys/bus/ap/devices). -Currently Linux on z only supports a single domain. That domain number can be -displayed with lszcrypt -b (see the value of ap_domain) or alternatively as -contents of /sys/bus/ap/ap_domain. - -In addition to the target adapter a log level can be defined in the EP11 -configuration file using a line consisting of the key word LOGLEVEL followed -by an integer between 0 and 9. - -Logging -------- - -If a log level greater than 0 is defined in the environment variable -OCK_EP11_TOKEN_LOGLEVEL or using the LOGLEVEL entry in the EP11 configuration -file then log entries are written to a log file -/var/log/ock_ep11_token.<pid>.log where <pid> is the process id of the process -using the EP11 token. - -Note, that the handling of EP11 logs is subject to change in future releases -of opencryptoki. - -Crypto Express Adapter EP11 Master Key Management -------------------------------------------------- - -If master keys are changed on an EP11 adapter all key objects in the token -object repository (in the TOK_OBJ directory within the EP11 token directory) -become invalid. - -The key migration tool pkcsep11_migrate can be used to perform the migration -of the current EP11 master keys to new master keys. Therefore the following -steps must be performed: -1) On the Trusted Key Entry console (TKE): Submit and commit new master -keys on the EP11 adapter(s). -2) On Linux: Stop all processes using openCryptoki with the EP11 token. -3) On Linux: Back up the token object repository of the EP11 token. -4) On Linux: Migrate keys of object repository of EP11 token with -migration tool. If a failure occurs restore the backed up token repository -and retry step 4. -5) On the TKE: Activate new master keys on the EP11 adapter(s). -6) On Linux: Restart applications using openCryptoki with the EP11 token. - -Token specifics ---------------- - -The EP11 token only supports secure keys (i.e. key wrapped by a master key of -the Crypto Express adapter). Therefore all keys must have the attribute -CKA_SENISTIVE set to CK_TRUE. Since the PKCS#11 standard does not define a -(token specific) default for secure keys the attribute must be explicitly -provided whenever a secret key is generated, unwrapped or build with -C_CreateObject. In addition all keys used with the EP11 token are extractable. -i.e. they must have the attribute CKA_EXTRACTABLE set to CK_TRUE. - -When creating keys the default values of the attributes CKA_ENCRYPT, -CKA DECRYPT, CKA_VERYFY, CKA_SIGN, CKA_WRAP and CKA_UNWRAP are CK_TRUE. -Note, no EP11 mechanism supports the Sign/Recover or Verify/Recover functions. - -All RSA key must have a public exponent (CKA_PUBLIC_EXPONENT) greater than -or equal to 17. - -The CryptoExpress EP11 coprocessor restricts RSA keys (primes and moduli) -according to ANSI X9.31. Therefore in the EP11 token the lengths of the -RSA primes (p or q) must be a multiple of 128 bits and the length of the -modulus (CKA_MODULUS_BITS) must be a multiple of 256. - -The mechanisms CKM_DES3_CBC and CKM_AES_CBC can only wrap keys which have -a length that is a multiple of the block size of DES3 or AES respectively. - -See the mechanism list and mechanism info (pkcsconf -m) for supported -mechanisms together with supported functions and key sizes. Note the -supported mechanism list is currently fix and matches the most stringent -setting of the Crypto Express adapter. - -Note, the EP11 coprocessor adapter can be configured to restrict the -cryptographic capababilities in order for the adapter to comply with specific -security requirements and regulations. Such restrictions on the adapter impact -the capabilitiy of the EP11 token. - +EP11 Token +========== + +The EP11 token is a token that uses the IBM Crypto Express adapters +(starting with Crypto Express 4S adapters) configured with Enterprise +PKCS#11 (EP11) firmware. By convention, Crypto Express n adapters with that +firmware load are also called CEXnP adapters for n >= 4. + +The EP11 token is only supported on the System z architecture and requires a +Crypto Express adapter with EP11 firmware load, a zcrypt/ap device driver +loaded into the kernel and the availability of EP11 library libep11. + +The token directory of the EP11 token is opencryptoki/ep11tok typically +located in /var/lib. + +Configuration +------------- + +To use the EP11 token a slot entry must be defined in the general opencryptoki +configuration file that sets the stdll attribute to libpkcs11_ep11.so. + +A EP11 token specific configuration file must be set up to define the target +adapters and target adapter domains. The name of the configuration file must be +defined in the global openCryptoki configuration opencryptoki.conf file as part +of the token specification using the confname attribute. +E.g. the entry + +slot 4 +{ +stdll = libpkcs11_ep11.so +confname = ep11tok.conf +} + +defines the name of the configuration file of the EP11 token to be +ep11tok.conf. Per default this file is searched in the directory where +openCryptoki searches its global configuration file. This default path can +be overriden using the OCK_EP11_TOKEN_DIR environment variable. + +EP11 token configuration files defines a list of adapter/domain pairs to which +the EP11 token sends its cryptographic requests. This list can be specified as +a white list starting with a line containing the key word APQN_WHITELIST +followed by one or more lines containing each two integers (in the range +of 0 - 255) separated by a white space. The white list is ended with a line +containing the key word END. In each of lines of the white list the first +integer denotes the adapter number and the second integer denotes the domain +id. Alternatively the keyword APQN_ANY can be used to define that all +adapter/domain pairs with EP11 firmware load that are available to the system +shall be used as target adapters. An adapter number corresponds to the +numerical part xx of an adapter id of the form cardxx as displayed by the +lszcrypt tool or in the sys file system (e.g. in /sys/bus/ap/devices). +Currently Linux on z only supports a single domain. That domain number can be +displayed with lszcrypt -b (see the value of ap_domain) or alternatively as +contents of /sys/bus/ap/ap_domain. + +In addition to the target adapter a log level can be defined in the EP11 +configuration file using a line consisting of the key word LOGLEVEL followed +by an integer between 0 and 9. + +Logging +------- + +If a log level greater than 0 is defined in the environment variable +OCK_EP11_TOKEN_LOGLEVEL or using the LOGLEVEL entry in the EP11 configuration +file then log entries are written to a log file +/var/log/ock_ep11_token.<pid>.log where <pid> is the process id of the process +using the EP11 token. + +Note, that the handling of EP11 logs is subject to change in future releases +of opencryptoki. + +Crypto Express Adapter EP11 Master Key Management +------------------------------------------------- + +If master keys are changed on an EP11 adapter all key objects in the token +object repository (in the TOK_OBJ directory within the EP11 token directory) +become invalid. + +The key migration tool pkcsep11_migrate can be used to perform the migration +of the current EP11 master keys to new master keys. Therefore the following +steps must be performed: +1) On the Trusted Key Entry console (TKE): Submit and commit new master +keys on the EP11 adapter(s). +2) On Linux: Stop all processes using openCryptoki with the EP11 token. +3) On Linux: Back up the token object repository of the EP11 token. +4) On Linux: Migrate keys of object repository of EP11 token with +migration tool. If a failure occurs restore the backed up token repository +and retry step 4. +5) On the TKE: Activate new master keys on the EP11 adapter(s). +6) On Linux: Restart applications using openCryptoki with the EP11 token. + +Token specifics +--------------- + +The EP11 token only supports secure keys (i.e. key wrapped by a master key of +the Crypto Express adapter). Therefore all keys must have the attribute +CKA_SENISTIVE set to CK_TRUE. Since the PKCS#11 standard does not define a +(token specific) default for secure keys the attribute must be explicitly +provided whenever a secret key is generated, unwrapped or build with +C_CreateObject. In addition all keys used with the EP11 token are extractable. +i.e. they must have the attribute CKA_EXTRACTABLE set to CK_TRUE. + +When creating keys the default values of the attributes CKA_ENCRYPT, +CKA DECRYPT, CKA_VERYFY, CKA_SIGN, CKA_WRAP and CKA_UNWRAP are CK_TRUE. +Note, no EP11 mechanism supports the Sign/Recover or Verify/Recover functions. + +All RSA key must have a public exponent (CKA_PUBLIC_EXPONENT) greater than +or equal to 17. + +The CryptoExpress EP11 coprocessor restricts RSA keys (primes and moduli) +according to ANSI X9.31. Therefore in the EP11 token the lengths of the +RSA primes (p or q) must be a multiple of 128 bits and the length of the +modulus (CKA_MODULUS_BITS) must be a multiple of 256. + +The mechanisms CKM_DES3_CBC and CKM_AES_CBC can only wrap keys which have +a length that is a multiple of the block size of DES3 or AES respectively. + +See the mechanism list and mechanism info (pkcsconf -m) for supported +mechanisms together with supported functions and key sizes. Note the +supported mechanism list is currently fix and matches the most stringent +setting of the Crypto Express adapter. + +Note, the EP11 coprocessor adapter can be configured to restrict the +cryptographic capababilities in order for the adapter to comply with specific +security requirements and regulations. Such restrictions on the adapter impact +the capabilitiy of the EP11 token. +
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