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== Module Ports == | |||
This is a software-only implementation. All keys, encrypted data and control information are exchanged through calls to library functions. | |||
== Module Interfaces == | == Module Interfaces == | ||
# S/MIME | |||
Interfaces for S/MIME version 3 and PKCS#7 secure mail. Not part of the cryptographic boundary. | Interfaces for S/MIME version 3 and PKCS#7 secure mail. Not part of the cryptographic boundary. | ||
# SSL/TLS | |||
Interfaces for Secure Sockets Layer and Transport Layer Security. Not part of the cryptographic boundary. | Interfaces for Secure Sockets Layer and Transport Layer Security. Not part of the cryptographic boundary. | ||
# Certificate | |||
Used for high-level certificate calls, for example processing the parts of a certificate, and CRL management. Not part of cryptographic boundary. | Used for high-level certificate calls, for example processing the parts of a certificate, and CRL management. Not part of cryptographic boundary. | ||
# Key | |||
High-level private/public key calls. Includes retrieving information about the key, such as its strength. Not part of cryptographic boundary. | High-level private/public key calls. Includes retrieving information about the key, such as its strength. Not part of cryptographic boundary. | ||
# Crypto | |||
Provides high-level access to hashing, signature, and verification operations. Not part of cryptographic boundary. | Provides high-level access to hashing, signature, and verification operations. Not part of cryptographic boundary. | ||
# PKCS #12 | |||
Interface for PKCS #12, Personal Information Storage and Retrieval. Used to allow import/export of certificates and private keys in a secure manner. Below cryptographic boundary. | Interface for PKCS #12, Personal Information Storage and Retrieval. Used to allow import/export of certificates and private keys in a secure manner. Below cryptographic boundary. | ||
# PKCS #11 | |||
This defines NSS's PKCS#11 (Cryptoki) implementation. The API itself is considered to "define" the cryptographic boundary, thus all implementation is considered below the boundary. | This defines NSS's PKCS#11 (Cryptoki) implementation. The API itself is considered to "define" the cryptographic boundary, thus all implementation is considered below the boundary. | ||
Also included in this module is the FIPS PKCS#11 token. This is a Cryptoki token designed specifically for FIPS, and allows applications using NSS to operate in a strictly FIPS-mode. | Also included in this module is the FIPS PKCS#11 token. This is a Cryptoki token designed specifically for FIPS, and allows applications using NSS to operate in a strictly FIPS-mode. | ||
# CRMF | |||
Interfaces for CRMF/CMMF. Not part of cryptographic boundary. | Interfaces for CRMF/CMMF. Not part of cryptographic boundary. | ||
# JAR | |||
Signed object interface. Not part of cryptographic boundary. | Signed object interface. Not part of cryptographic boundary. | ||
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