13 releases (4 breaking)
new 0.8.0 | Apr 24, 2024 |
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0.7.6 | Apr 18, 2024 |
0.7.3 | Mar 25, 2024 |
0.6.3 | Feb 15, 2024 |
0.0.0 | Jun 4, 2022 |
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cryptocol crate provides libraries for cryptography
Endianness
This crate is optimized for Little-endian CPUs because Little-Endian CPUs are far more popular than Big-endian CPUs. For the information about Endianness (including Little-endian and Big-endian) Read more.
Big-endian issue
This crate is just experimental for Big-endian CPUs. So, you are not encouraged to use this crate for Big-endian CPUs for serious purpose. Only use this crate for Big-endian CPUs with your own full responsibility.
Road Map for Version 1.0
This crate Cryptocol is planned to provide the following functionalities. The checked items have already been implemented including documentation at least 95%. The unchecked items have been implemented including documentation less than 95% or have not yet even been started to implement.
Small Numbers: meaningful as itself, and also the foundations mainly for Big Numbers as well as for other modules
- Unions for primitive data types and their implementation, and the implementation
of trait SmallUInt for the Unions ---
ShortUnion
,IntUnion
,LongUnion
,LongerUnion
,SizeUnion
,SharedValues
, andSharedArrays
- Trait SmallUInt, its implementation for primitive data types, and the implementation
of it for the Unions ---
SmallUInt
Big Numbers: meaningful as itself and also the foundation for Asymmetric-Key Algorithms
- Fixed Sized Big Unsigned Integer Operation ---
BigUInt
Hash Algorithms
- MD4 hash algorithms based on 128 bits
--- Includes MD4 and its expanded versions.
MD4_Generic
- MD5 hash algorithms based on 128 bits
--- Includes MD5 and its expanded versions.
MD5_Generic
- SHA-1 hash algorithms based on 160 bits
--- Includes SHA-1, SHA-0, and their expanded versions.
SHA1_Generic
- SHA-2 hash algorithms based on 256 bits
--- Includes SHA-256, SHA-224, and their expanded versions.
SHA2_256_Generic
- SHA-2 hash algorithms based on 512 bits
--- Includes SHA-512, SHA-384, SHA-512/256, and their expanded versions.
SHA2_512_Generic
- SHA-2 hash algorithms based on 512/t bits
--- Includes 512/256, SHA-512/224, and their expanded versions.
SHA2_512_t_Generic
- SHA-3 (SHA3-224)
- SHA-3 (SHA3-256)
- SHA-3 (SHA3-384)
- SHA-3 (SHA3-512)
- SHA-3 (SHAKE 128)
- SHA-3 (SHAKE 256)
Symmetric-key Algorithms for the Encryption/Decryption of digital data
- DES symmetric-key encryption/decryption algorithm
--- Includes DES and its expanded versions.
DES_Generic
- NDES symmetric-key encryption/decryption algorithm
--- Includes 2DES, 3DES, 4DES, etc., and their expanded versions.
NDES_Generic
- AES symmetric-key encryption/decryption algorithm
--- Includes AES and its expanded versions.
AES_Generic
- NAES symmetric-key encryption/decryption algorithm
--- Includes 2DES, 3DES, 4AES, etc., and their expanded versions.
NAES_Generic
Pseudo-Random Number Generator Algorithms
- Pseudo-random number generator --- struct
Random_Generic
and traitRandom_Engine
- Pseudo-random number generator engines using hash algorithms ---
Any_MD4
,Any_MD5
,Any_SHA0
,Any_SHA1
,Any_SHA2_256
,Any_SHA2_512
, andRandom_SHA2_512
. - Pseudo-random number generator engines using symmetric-key encryption algorithms ---
Any_DES
,Any_NDES
,Any_AES
,Any_NAES
,Random_AES
, andRandom_NAES
. - Pseudo-random number generator engines using simple randomization algorithm ---
Any_Num
Asymmetric-key Algorithms for the Encryption/Decryption of digital data
- RSA (Ron Rivest, Adi Shamir, Leonard Adleman)
- ECC (Elliptic Curve Cryptosystem)
When the implementation of all the above functionalitis are completed, the version number 1.0.0.0 will be given. After that whenever another functionality is added to this crate, the version number will get higher beyond 1.0.0.0. Before the version number 1.0.0.0, the maximum version number will be 0.25.x.x since there are all twenty-five functionalities listed above. So, for example, even if the version number is 0.5.0.0, it does not mean that 50% of all functionalities are implemented.
Sorry for breaking changes from ver. 0.7.6 to ver. 0.8.0
I think that if breaking changes are inevitable and have to be made, the sooner, the better especially before more people will be using my crate.
trait SmallUInt
Ver. 0.7.6 | Ver. 0.8.0 |
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pub fn root(self, exp: Self) -> Self | pub fn iroot(self, exp: Self) -> Self |
- The method name root has been changed into iroot for the name consistancy with the methods isqrt, ilog, ilog10, ilog2, etc.
unions ShortUnion, IntUnion, LongUnion, LongerUnion, and SizeUnion
Ver. 0.7.6 | Ver. 0.8.0 |
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pub fn root(self, exp: Self) -> Self | removed |
pub fn reverse_bits(self) -> Self | removed |
- The above methods has been removed since they were found redundant. If you import (use) SmallUInt, you can use the above methods.
Sorry for breaking changes from ver. 0.7.2 to ver. 0.7.3
methods of BigUInt
Ver. 0.7.2 | Ver. 0.7.3 |
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pub fn from_array(val: &[T; N]) -> Self | pub fn from_array(val: [T; N]) -> Self |
pub fn from_be(be: &Self) -> Self | pub fn from_be(be: Self) -> Self |
pub fn from_le(le: S&elf) -> Self | pub fn from_le(le: Self) -> Self |
pub fn from_be_bytes(be_bytes: &[T; N]) -> Self | pub fn from_be_bytes(be_bytes: [T; N]) -> Self |
pub fn from_le_bytes(le_bytes: &[T; N]) -> Self | pub fn from_le_bytes(le_bytes: [T; N]) -> Self |
- The arguments of all the constructors to be borrowed are changed to be moved except BigUInt::from_string(), BigUInt::from_str_radix(), BigUInt::from_biguint(), and SharedArrays::from_src().
- The reason of the exception to keep the arguments of BigUInt::from_string() and BigUInt::from_str_radix() to be borrowed is to keep the consistency with String::from().
- The reason of the exception to keep the arguments of BigUInt::from_biguint() to be borrowed is for the performance and the convenience.
- The reason of the exception to keep the arguments of SharedArrays::from_src() to be borrowed is for its purpose and the convenience.
unions ShortUnion, IntUnion, LongUnion, LongerUnion, and SizeUnion
Ver. 0.7.2 | Ver. 0.7.3 |
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pub fn onoff(b: bool) -> Self | pub fn new_with_bool(b: bool) -> Self |
pub fn onoff_signed(b: bool) -> Self | removed |
- The method name
onoff
is not intuitive so that it was changed into more intuitive namenew_with_bool
. - The method
onoff_signed()
is redundant because it is the same as the methodonoff()
ornew_with_bool()
.
Sorry for breaking changes from ver. 0.7.1 to ver. 0.7.2
unions SharedValues
Ver. 0.7.1 | Ver. 0.7.2 |
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pub fn into_des(&mut self, pos: usize) -> Option<D> | removed |
union SharedArray
Ver. 0.7.1 | Ver. 0.7.2 |
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pub fn into_des(&mut self, des: &mut [D; N]) | pub fn put_des_in_array(&self, des: &mut [D; N]) |
- The function name
into_des()
does not show its functionality very clearly. It is desirable that the function nameinto_des()
is changed to put_des_in_array() for the name consistency with the methods such as put_hash_value_in_array() in hash modules. The argument&mut self
does not have to be&mut self
so that it was changed to&self
Sorry for breaking changes from ver. 0.7.0 to ver. 0.7.1
macros for BigUInt
Ver. 0.7.0 | Ver. 0.7.1 |
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define_Utypes_with_utypes | removed |
- The macro name
define_Utypes_with_utypes
should not have been exposed to the outside of this crate so it was removed rather than recommending not to use it at documentation.
fields of ShortUnion, IntUnion, LongUnion, LongerUnion, and SizeUnion
Ver. 0.7.0 | Ver. 0.7.1 |
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pub this | this |
pub that | that |
pub ubyte | ubyte |
pub sbyte | sbyte |
pub ushort | ushort |
pub sshort | sshort |
pub uint | uint |
pub sint | sint |
pub ulong | ulong |
pub slong | slong |
pub ulonger | ulonger |
pub slonger | slonger |
pub u_size | u_size |
pub s_size | s_size |
pub u_size | u_size |
pub s_size | s_size |
- All the fields of all the unions such as ShortUnion, IntUnion, LongUnion, LongerUnion, and SizeUnion are changed from public into private in order that users cannot access them directly instead of warning users not to access them directly in documentation.
Names of struct Share
and Common
Ver. 0.7.0 | Ver. 0.7.1 |
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Share | SharedValues |
Common | SharedArrays |
- The new names
SharedValues
andSharedArrays
are more intuitive and more explanary than old namesShare
andCommon
. Actually, even the author is often confused withShare
andCommon
in terms of their goals and roles.
Sorry for breaking changes from ver. 0.6.3 to ver. 0.7.0
trait SmallUInt
Ver. 0.6.3 | Ver. 0.7.0 |
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fn sqrt(self) -> Self | fn isqrt(self) -> Self |
fn is_max(&self) -> bool | fn is_max(self) -> bool |
fn is_zero(&self) -> bool | fn is_zero(self) -> bool |
fn is_one(&self) -> bool | fn is_one(self) -> bool |
fn reverse_bits_assign(&mut self) | removed |
- A breaking change has been made to change the function name from
number::SmallUInt::sqrt(self) -> Self;
tonumber::SmallUInt::isqrt(self) -> Self;
in order to keep consistency with primitive data types such asu8
,u16
,u32
,u64
,u128
, andusize
. - Breaking changes has been made to change the function arguement from
&self
intoself
in order to keep consistency with other functions. - reverse_bits_assign(&mut self) has been removed to keep consistency with primitive data types such as
u8
,u16
,u32
,u64
,u128
, andusize
.
unions ShortUnion, IntUnion, LongUnion, LongerUnion, and SizeUnion
Ver. 0.6.3 | Ver. 0.7.0 |
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pub fn num(n: u128) -> Self | removed |
pub fn zero() -> Self | removed |
pub fn one() -> Self | removed |
pub fn max() -> Self | removed |
pub fn min() -> Self | removed |
pub fn reverse_bits_assign(&mut self) | removed |
pub fn wrapping_add_assign(&mut self, rhs: Self) | removed |
pub fn wrapping_sub_assign(&mut self, rhs: Self) | removed |
pub fn wrapping_mul_assign(&mut self, rhs: Self) | removed |
pub fn wrapping_div_assign(&mut self, rhs: Self) | removed |
pub fn wrapping_rem_assign(&mut self, rhs: Self) | removed |
pub fn root(self, exp: Self) -> Self | removed |
pub fn into_f64(self) -> f64 | removed |
pub fn into_f32(self) -> f32 | removed |
pub fn into_u128(self) -> u128 | removed |
pub fn into_u64(self) -> u64 | removed |
pub fn into_u32(self) -> u32 | removed |
pub fn into_u16(self) -> u16 | removed |
pub fn into_u8(self) -> u8 | removed |
pub fn into_usize(self) -> usize | removed |
pub fn into_bool(self) -> bool | removed |
pub fn size_in_bytes() -> usize | removed |
pub fn size_in_bits() -> usize | removed |
pub fn length_in_bytes(self) -> usize | removed |
pub fn length_in_bits(self) -> usize | removed |
pub fn is_odd(self) -> bool | removed |
- Breaking changes have been made to remove the redundant methods from
ShortUnion
,IntUnion
,LongUnion
,LongerUnion
, andSizeUnions
since there are the same methods in the traitnumber::SmallUInt
and its implementation, and/or in order to keep consistency with primitive data types such asu8
,u16
,u32
,u64
,u128
, andusize
.
Sorry for a breaking change from ver. 0.6.2 to ver. 0.6.3
A breaking change has been made to change the function number::BigUInt::copy_within<R>(&mut self, src: R, dest: usize)
from public to private since it should have been private from the beginning for security reason because it is high chance that this function will be missused or even abused.
struct BigUInt
Ver. 0.6.2 | Ver. 0.6.3 |
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pub fn copy_within<R>(&mut self, src: R, dest: usize) | fn copy_within<R>(&mut self, src: R, dest: usize) |
Sorry for breaking changes from ver. 0.5.0 to ver. 0.6.0
Breaking changes have been made to change the source code according to Rust convention and in order to remove all warnings.
trait SmallUInt and its implementation for u8, u16, u32, u64, u128, usize, ShortUnion, IntUnion, LongUnion, LongerUnion, and SizeUnion
Ver. 0.5.0 | Ver. 0.6.0 |
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fn test_Miller_Rabin(self, a: Self) -> bool | fn test_miller_rabin(self, a: Self) -> bool |
fn is_prime_using_Miller_Rabin(self, repetition: usize) -> bool | fn is_prime_using_miller_rabin(self, repetition: usize) -> bool |
fn u128_as_SmallUInt(n: u128) -> Self | fn u128_as_smalluint(n: u128) -> Self |
fn u64_as_SmallUInt(n: u64) -> Self | fn u64_as_smalluint(n: u64) -> Self |
fn u32_as_SmallUInt(n: u32) -> Self | fn u32_as_smalluint(n: u32) -> Self |
fn u16_as_SmallUInt(n: u16) -> Self | fn u16_as_smalluint(n: u16) -> Self |
fn u8_as_SmallUInt(n: u8) -> Self | fn u8_as_smalluint(n: u8) -> Self |
fn usize_as_SmallUInt(n: usize) -> Self | fn usize_as_smalluint(n: usize) -> Self |
fn bool_as_SmallUInt(n: u8) -> Self | fn bool_as_smalluint(n: bool) -> Self |
fn set_MSB(&mut self) | fn set_msb(&mut self) |
fn set_LSB(&mut self) | fn set_lsb(&mut self) |
fn is_MSB_set(self) -> bool | fn is_msb_set(self) -> bool |
struct BigUInt functions
Ver. 0.5.0 | Ver. 0.6.0 |
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fn test_Miller_Rabin(self, a: Self) -> bool | fn test_miller_rabin(self, a: Self) -> bool |
fn is_prime_using_Miller_Rabin(self, repetition: usize) -> bool | fn is_prime_using_miller_rabin(self, repetition: usize) -> bool |
fn set_MSB(&mut self) | fn set_msb(&mut self) |
fn set_LSB(&mut self) | fn set_lsb(&mut self) |
fn is_MSB_set(self) -> bool | fn is_msb_set(self) -> bool |
struct BigUInt types
Ver. 0.5.0 | Ver. 0.6.0 |
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type U32 | type UU32 |
type U64 | type UU64 |
type U128 | type UU128 |
type U256 | type UU256 |
type U384 | type UU384 |
type U512 | type UU512 |
type U640 | type UU640 |
type U768 | type UU768 |
type U896 | type UU896 |
type U1024 | type UU1024 |
type U2048 | type UU2048 |
type u256 | type U256 |
type u512 | type U512 |
type u1024 | type U1024 |
type u2048 | type U2048 |
type u3072 | type U3072 |
type u4096 | type U4096 |
type u5120 | type U5120 |
type u6144 | type U6144 |
type u7168 | type U7168 |
type u8192 | type U8192 |
type u16384 | type U16384 |
type u256_with_u8 | type U256_with_u8 |
type u512_with_u8 | type U512_with_u8 |
type u1024_with_u8 | type U1024_with_u8 |
type u2048_with_u8 | type U2048_with_u8 |
type u3072_with_u8 | type U3072_with_u8 |
type u4096_with_u8 | type U4096_with_u8 |
type u5120_with_u8 | type U5120_with_u8 |
type u6144_with_u8 | type U6144_with_u8 |
type u7168_with_u8 | type U7168_with_u8 |
type u8192_with_u8 | type U8192_with_u8 |
type u16384_with_u8 | type U16384_with_u8 |
type u256_with_u16 | type U256_with_u16 |
type u512_with_u16 | type U512_with_u16 |
type u1024_with_u16 | type U1024_with_u16 |
type u2048_with_u16 | type U2048_with_u16 |
type u3072_with_u16 | type U3072_with_u16 |
type u4096_with_u16 | type U4096_with_u16 |
type u5120_with_u16 | type U5120_with_u16 |
type u6144_with_u16 | type U6144_with_u16 |
type u7168_with_u16 | type U7168_with_u16 |
type u8192_with_u16 | type U8192_with_u16 |
type u16384_with_u16 | type U16384_with_u16 |
type u256_with_u32 | type U256_with_u32 |
type u512_with_u32 | type U512_with_u32 |
type u1024_with_u32 | type U1024_with_u32 |
type u2048_with_u32 | type U2048_with_u32 |
type u3072_with_u32 | type U3072_with_u32 |
type u4096_with_u32 | type U4096_with_u32 |
type u5120_with_u32 | type U5120_with_u32 |
type u6144_with_u32 | type U6144_with_u32 |
type u7168_with_u32 | type U7168_with_u32 |
type u8192_with_u32 | type U8192_with_u32 |
type u16384_with_u32 | type U16384_with_u32 |
type u256_with_u64 | type U256_with_u64 |
type u512_with_u64 | type U512_with_u64 |
type u1024_with_u64 | type U1024_with_u64 |
type u2048_with_u64 | type U2048_with_u64 |
type u3072_with_u64 | type U3072_with_u64 |
type u4096_with_u64 | type U4096_with_u64 |
type u5120_with_u64 | type U5120_with_u64 |
type u6144_with_u64 | type U6144_with_u64 |
type u7168_with_u64 | type U7168_with_u64 |
type u8192_with_u64 | type U8192_with_u64 |
type u16384_with_u64 | type U16384_with_u64 |
type u256_with_u128 | type U256_with_u128 |
type u512_with_u128 | type U512_with_u128 |
type u1024_with_u128 | type U1024_with_u128 |
type u2048_with_u128 | type U2048_with_u128 |
type u3072_with_u128 | type U3072_with_u128 |
type u4096_with_u128 | type U4096_with_u128 |
type u5120_with_u128 | type U5120_with_u128 |
type u6144_with_u128 | type U6144_with_u128 |
type u7168_with_u128 | type U7168_with_u128 |
type u8192_with_u128 | type U8192_with_u128 |
type u16384_with_u128 | type U16384_with_u128 |
trait SmallSInt and its implementation for i8, i16, i32, i64, i128, and isize
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fn Max() -> Self | fn max() -> Self |
fn Min() -> Self | fn min() -> Self |
struct MD4_Generic, MD5_Generic, SHA1_Generic, SHA2_256_Generic, SHA2_512_Generic, and SHA2_512_t_Generic
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fn get_HashValue(&self, hashValue: *mut u8, length: usize) | fn get_hash_value(&self, hash_value: *mut u8, length: usize) |
fn get_HashValue_in_string(&self) -> String | fn get_hash_value_in_string(&self) -> String |
fn get_HashValue_in_array(&self) -> [u32; N] | fn get_hash_value_in_array(&self) -> [u32; N] |
fn get_HashValue_in_vec(&self) -> Vec | fn get_hash_value_in_vec(&self) -> Vec |
fn put_HashValue_in_array(&self, out: &mut [T; M]) | fn put_hash_value_in_array(&self, out: &mut [T; M]) |
fn digest_C(&mut self, ...) | fn digest_c(&mut self, ...) |
struct SHA2_512_t_Generic
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fn get_HashValue_in_array_TM(&self) -> [T; M] | fn get_hash_value_in_array_tm(&self) -> [T; M] |
fn new_with_seedText(seed_text: &str) -> Self | fn new_with_seed_text(seed_text: &str) -> Self |
fn new_with_H(h: &[u64; 8]) -> Self | fn new_with_h(h: &[u64; 8]) -> Self |
struct Random
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fn random_with_MSB_set_uint(&mut self) -> T | fn random_with_msb_set_uint(&mut self) -> T |
fn random_odd_with_MSB_set_uint(&mut self) -> T | fn random_odd_with_msb_set_uint(&mut self) -> T |
fn random_prime_using_Miller_Rabin_uint(&mut self, ... ) -> T | fn random_prime_using_miller_rabin_uint(&mut self, ... ) -> T |
fn random_prime_with_MSB_set_using_Miller_Rabin_uint(...) -> T | fn random_prime_with_msb_set_using_miller_rabin_uint(...) -> T |
fn random_BigUInt(&mut self) -> BigUInt<T, N> | fn random_biguint(&mut self) -> BigUInt<T, N> |
fn random_under_BigUInt( ... ) -> Option<BigUInt<T, N>> | fn random_under_biguint( ... ) -> Option<BigUInt<T, N>> |
fn random_under_BigUInt_( ... ) -> Option<BigUInt<T, N>> | fn random_under_biguint_( ... ) -> Option<BigUInt<T, N>> |
fn random_odd_BigUInt(&mut self) -> BigUInt<T, N> | fn random_odd_biguint(&mut self) -> BigUInt<T, N> |
fn random_odd_under_BigUInt( ... ) -> Option<BigUInt<T, N>> | fn random_odd_under_biguint( ... ) -> Option<BigUInt<T, N>> |
fn random_odd_under_BigUInt_( ... ) -> Option<BigUInt<T, N>> | fn random_odd_under_biguint_( ... ) -> Option<BigUInt<T, N>> |
fn random_with_MSB_set_BigUInt(&mut self) -> BigUInt<T, N> | fn random_with_msb_set_biguint(&mut self) -> BigUInt<T, N> |
fn random_odd_with_MSB_set_BigUInt(&mut self) -> BigUInt<T, N> | fn random_odd_with_msb_set_biguint(&mut self) -> BigUInt<T, N> |
fn random_prime_using_Miller_Rabin_BigUInt(..) -> BigUInt<T, N> | fn random_prime_using_miller_rabin_biguint(..) -> BigUInt<T, N> |
fn random_prime_with_MSB_set_using_Miller_Rabin_BigUInt(.)-> .. | fn random_prime_with_msb_set_using_miller_rabin_biguint(.)-> .. |