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Chapter 7 Public-Key Operations 229

MultiPrime

Step 6: Destroy

When you are done with all your objects, remember to destroy them.

RSA Private-Key Decryption

This example shows how to decrypt using an RSA private key. Remember that with

Crypto-C, you have the choice of doing your private-key operations normally or

utilizing the blinding technique (see “Timing Attacks and Blinding” on page 95). You

make this choice in the algorithm chooser. For normal decryption operations, use

AM_RSA_CRT_DECRYPT; to execute blinding, use AM_RSA_CRT_DECRYPT_BLIND.

Step 1: Creating an Algorithm Object

Declare a variable to be B_ALGORITHM_OBJ. As defined in the function prototype in

Chapter 4 of the Reference Manual, its address is the argument for

B_CreateAlgorithmObject:

Step 2: Setting the Algorithm Object

Because you used AI_PKCS_RSAPublic to encrypt, it is easiest to use

AI_PKCS_RSAPrivate to decrypt. Crypto-C padded the data before encrypting; when

you use the “matching” AI to decrypt, Crypto-C will automatically strip the padding.

The Reference Manual Chapter 2 entry on this AI indicates the

info

supplied to

B_SetAlgorithmInfo is NULL_PTR:

B_DestroyAlgorithmObject (&randomAlgorithm);

B_DestroyAlgorithmObject (&rsaEncryptor);

B_DestroyKeyObject (&publicKey);

B_ALGORITHM_OBJ rsaDecryptor = (B_ALGORITHM_OBJ)NULL_PTR;

if ((status = B_CreateAlgorithmObject (&rsaDecryptor)) != 0)

break;

if ((status = B_SetAlgorithmInfo

(rsaDecryptor, AI_PKCS_RSAPrivate, NULL_PTR)) != 0)

break;

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