tree 4e4aa0d4711e47af765cdf6be0abb37b70eeea49
parent 46af225da3444efe1b73af7d61300ebd51f45d4e
author developer <developer@mediatek.com> 1699943019 +0800
committer developer <developer@mediatek.com> 1702862567 +0800

[][openwrt][common][Add libkcapi to test fips140-3]

[Description]
Add libkcapi to pass fips140-3.
Libkcapi allow user-space to access the Linux kernel crypto API.
In this package, we add two command, `kcapi-drbg` and `kcapi-mtk-digst`
The `kcapi-drbg` is to test drbg in linux kernel cryto.
Usage:
        -b --bytes <BYTES>      Number of bytes to generate
				(required option)
        -r --rng name <RNGNAME> DRNG name as advertised in
				/proc/crypto(require option))
        -e --entropy <RNGNAME>  DRBG entropy(require option))
        -n --nonce <RNGNAME>    DRBG nonce(require option))
        -p --personalization string <RNGNAME> DRBG personaliztion
				string(require option))
           --hex                The random number is returned
				in hexadecimal notation
        -h --help               This help information
For example:
	kcapi-drbg -e entropy -n nonce -p personalization string \
	  --hex -b 80 -r drbg_nopr_hmac_sha1

The `kcapi-mtk-digest` is to test hmac and sha in linux kernel crypto.
Usage:
        -k      Key (hmac required option)
        -n      Digest name such as sha1, sha224, sha256 sha512
                        hmac-sha1 hmac-sha224 hmac-sha256
			hmac-sha384 hmac-sha512
        -e 	empty input
	-m      message(require option))
        -l      output len(require option))
                                notation
        -h --help               This help information
Worth a question, it only use key in hmac.
For example:
	kcapi-mtk-dgst -n sha512 -m data  -l 10
	kcapi-mtk-dgst -k key -n hmac-sha512 -m data  -l 10

[Release-log]

Change-Id: I8a7061873a4cd52cbc02c0f2e2c6b188c7de456f
Reviewed-on: https://gerrit.mediatek.inc/c/openwrt/feeds/mtk_openwrt_feeds/+/8248293