/vendor/phpseclib/phpseclib/phpseclib/Crypt/EC/Formats/Keys/
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 | Common.php [source] [549 lines] | Generic EC Key Parsing Helper functions PHP version 5 |
| JWK.php [source] [189 lines] | JSON Web Key (RFC7517 / RFC8037) Formatted EC Handler PHP version 5 |
| MontgomeryPrivate.php [source] [101 lines] | Montgomery Private Key Handler "Naked" Curve25519 private keys can pretty much be any sequence of random 32x bytes so unless we have a "hidden" key handler pretty much every 32 byte string will be loaded as a curve25519 private key even if it probably isn't one by PublicKeyLoader. |
| MontgomeryPublic.php [source] [71 lines] | Montgomery Public Key Handler PHP version 5 |
| OpenSSH.php [source] [209 lines] | OpenSSH Formatted EC Key Handler PHP version 5 |
| PKCS1.php [source] [194 lines] | "PKCS1" (RFC5915) Formatted EC Key Handler PHP version 5 |
| PKCS8.php [source] [234 lines] | PKCS#8 Formatted EC Key Handler PHP version 5 |
| PuTTY.php [source] [138 lines] | PuTTY Formatted EC Key Handler PHP version 5 |
| XML.php [source] [485 lines] | XML Formatted EC Key Handler More info: |
| libsodium.php [source] [116 lines] | libsodium Key Handler Different NaCl implementations store the key differently. https://blog.mozilla.org/warner/2011/11/29/ed25519-keys/ elaborates. libsodium appears to use the same format as SUPERCOP. |