TestsTested | ✓ |
LangLanguage | CC |
License | MIT |
ReleasedLast Release | Mar 2017 |
Maintained by Gabriel Handford.
You should be using NAChloride (libsodium/NaCl) instead. This is for advanced crypto only.
The following use Apple's CommonCrypto framework:
The following are implemented from included reference C libraries:
pod "NACrypto"
NSData *mac1 = [NAHMAC HMACForKey:key data:data algorithm:NAHMACAlgorithmSHA2_512];
NSData *mac2 = [NAHMAC HMACForKey:key data:data algorithm:NAHMACAlgorithmSHA3F_512];
// Nonce should be 16 bytes
// Key should be 32 bytes
NAAES *AES = [[NAAES alloc] initWithAlgorithm:NAAESAlgorithm256CTR];
NSData *encrypted = [AES encrypt:message nonce:nonce key:key error:&error];
// Nonce should be 16 bytes
// Key should be 32 bytes
NATwoFish *twoFish = [[NATwoFish alloc] init];
NSData *encrypted = [twoFish encrypt:message nonce:nonce key:key error:&error];
NSData *digest1 = [NADigest digestForData:data algorithm:NADigestAlgorithmSHA2_256];
NSData *digest2 = [NADigest digestForData:data algorithm:NADigestAlgorithmSHA3F_512];
// Directly use Keccak
NSData *sha = [NAKeccak SHA3ForData:data digestBitLength:512];
NSData *key = [NASecRandom randomData:32 error:&error];
[NAKeychain addSymmetricKey:key applicationLabel:@"NACrypto" tag:nil label:nil];
NSData *keyOut = [NAKeychain symmetricKeyWithApplicationLabel:@"NACrypto"];
NSData *data = [@"deadbeef" na_dataFromHexString];
[data na_hexString]; // @"deadbeef";