Hpke.GetSuiteName Method
Definition
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Generates a full HPKE suite name from the named parameter specifications of its components, which have names reflecting their usage in RFC 9180.
[Android.Runtime.Register("getSuiteName", "(Landroid/crypto/hpke/KemParameterSpec;Landroid/crypto/hpke/KdfParameterSpec;Landroid/crypto/hpke/AeadParameterSpec;)Ljava/lang/String;", "", ApiSince=37)]
public static string GetSuiteName(Android.Crypto.Hpke.KemParameterSpec kem, Android.Crypto.Hpke.KdfParameterSpec kdf, Android.Crypto.Hpke.AeadParameterSpec aead);[<Android.Runtime.Register("getSuiteName", "(Landroid/crypto/hpke/KemParameterSpec;Landroid/crypto/hpke/KdfParameterSpec;Landroid/crypto/hpke/AeadParameterSpec;)Ljava/lang/String;", "", ApiSince=37)>]
static member GetSuiteName : Android.Crypto.Hpke.KemParameterSpec * Android.Crypto.Hpke.KdfParameterSpec * Android.Crypto.Hpke.AeadParameterSpec -> stringParameters
- kem
- KemParameterSpec
the key encapsulation mechanism to use
- kdf
- KdfParameterSpec
the key derivation function to use
- aead
- AeadParameterSpec
the AEAD cipher to use
Returns
a fully composed HPKE suite name
- Attributes
Remarks
Generates a full HPKE suite name from the named parameter specifications of its components, which have names reflecting their usage in RFC 9180.
HPKE suites are composed of a key encapsulation mechanism (KEM), a key derivation function (KDF) and an authenticated cipher algorithm (AEAD) as defined in RFC 9180 section 7. NamedParameterSpecs for these can be foundu in KemParameterSpec, KdfParameterSpec and AeadParameterSpec.
Android reference for android.crypto.hpke.Hpke.getSuiteName.
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