Re: CIPHER'n problem

Matt,

You may want to also post this question to the MI400 list as it uses MI
functions, etc..

Don in DC

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On Mon, 4 Oct 2004, Haas, Matt wrote:

> Here's the background on the problem I'm having:
>
> For an upcoming project, I need to store some encrypted data in a cookie 
> which has me looking at using the CIPHER MI instruction to do this. I started 
> by looking at a few examples that do an MD5 hash (which doesn't work for me 
> since I need to decrypt it) and, of course, Scott Klement's RC4 example. I 
> did a little bit of research into using RC4 and it looks like it's easy to 
> make implementation mistakes that reduce it's security so I'm wanting to use 
> something better (or at least not as easy to screw up), specifically, I want 
> to use AES.
>
> I spent a little bit of time working on this today but I'm getting this error 
> when I run my program: "Requested function not valid or is not available on 
> the machine.". To double check what's installed, I ran Scott's program that 
> lists the installed ciphers and 128 bit AES was listed. I know the crypto 
> providers are installed and we're on V5R1. Anyone have any ideas?
>
> Here's the code:
>
>      H DFTACTGRP(*NO) BNDDIR('QC2LE') option(*SRCSTMT: *NODEBUGIO)
>      H ACTGRP(*NEW)
>
>      Dcipher           PR                  extproc('_CIPHER')
>      D receiver                        *
>      D control                       96A
>      D source                          *
>
>      DAES_Controls     DS
>      D FunctionID                     2A
>      D DataLen                        5U 0
>      D Operation                      1A
>      D Mode                           1A
>      D BlockLength                    3U 0
>      D MAClength                      3U 0
>      D InitVector                    32A
>      D Reserved                       7A
>      D KeyOption                      1A
>      D KeySchedulePtr                  *
>      D Key                           32A
>
>      DKeySchedule      S           1088A
>      DOP_ENCRYPT       C                   const(x'00')
>      DOP_DECRYPT       C                   const(x'01')
>      DOP_MAC           C                   const(x'02')
>      DMODE_ECB         C                   const(x'00')
>      DMODE_CBC         C                   const(x'01')
>      DKEYOPT_SCHEDULE  C                   const(x'00')
>      DKEYOPT_16BYTE    C                   const(x'10')
>      DKEYOPT_24BYTE    C                   const(x'18')
>      DKEYOPT_32BYTE    C                   const(x'20')
>      DFUNCID_AES       C                   const(x'0015')
>
>      DTestData         S             32A   inz('Secret Text!')
>      DEncrypted        S             20A
>      DPassword         S             32A   inz('My Password 123')
>      Dp_recv           s               *
>      Dp_src            s               *
>      Ddalen            s             10I 0
>
>       /free
>           AES_Controls = *ALLx'00';
>           dalen=%size(aes_controls);
>           dalen=%len(aes_controls);
>           FunctionID = FUNCID_AES;
>           DataLen = %len(TestData);
>           Operation = OP_ENCRYPT;
>           Mode = MODE_ECB;
>           BlockLength = 32;
>           KeyOption = KEYOPT_32BYTE;
>           KeySchedulePtr = %addr(KeySchedule);
>           Key = Password;
>
>           p_recv = %addr(Encrypted);
>           p_src  = %addr(TestData);
>
>           cipher( p_recv: AES_Controls: p_src);
>
>           *inLR = *ON;
>       /end-free
>
> Thanks,
>
> Matt
>
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