Interface XECPrivateKey
- All Superinterfaces:
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Destroyable,Key,PrivateKey,Serializable,XECKey
public interface XECPrivateKey extends XECKey, PrivateKey
An interface for an elliptic curve private key as defined by RFC 7748. These keys are distinct from the keys represented by ECPrivateKey, and they are intended for use with algorithms based on RFC 7748 such as the XDH KeyAgreement algorithm. An XEC private key is an encoded scalar value as described in RFC 7748. The decoding procedure defined in this RFC includes an operation that forces certain bits of the key to either 1 or 0. This operation is known as "pruning" or "clamping" the private key. Arrays returned by this interface are unpruned, and implementations will need to prune the array before using it in any numerical operations.
- Since:
- 11
Fields
Fields declared in interface java.security.PrivateKey
serialVersionUID Methods
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
Optional<byte[]> | getScalar() | Get the scalar value encoded as an unpruned byte array. |
Methods declared in interface javax.security.auth.Destroyable
destroy, isDestroyed Methods declared in interface java.security.Key
getAlgorithm, getEncoded, getFormat Methods declared in interface java.security.interfaces.XECKey
getParams Methods
getScalar
Optional<byte[]> getScalar()
Get the scalar value encoded as an unpruned byte array. A new copy of the array is returned each time this method is called.
- Returns:
- the unpruned encoded scalar value, or an empty Optional if the scalar cannot be extracted (e.g. if the provider is a hardware token and the private key is not allowed to leave the crypto boundary).
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