Hi all,
I am trying to use some encryption routines inside the kernel (2.4.28). I have
done the following things, please let me know where I am going wrong, or
anything additional needs to be done.
1: defined struct crypto_tfm * tfm and allocated to des using crypto_alloc_tfm()
2: called crypto_cipher_setkey() to set the DES key.
3: defined the ecryption function as follows:
int encrypt(char *buffer, size_t buffer_length)
{
struct scatterlist sg;
int ret = 0,i = 0;
printk("addr sent = %x\n",buffer);
sg.page = virt_to_page(buffer);
printk("addr frm virt_to_page = %x\n",sg.page);
// these 2 address are coming out to be different.
sg.length = 8;
for(i=0; i < buffer_length; i+=8)
{
sg.offset = i;
ret = crypto_cipher_encrypt(tfm,&sg,&sg,8);
if(ret) printk("error");
}
return ret;
}
Now if I define a character array temp[16], pass it to encrypt as
encrypt(temp,16) and on the next line, if I see the the array using printk
again, it doesnt show it as encrypted. whats going wrong? (it didnt give any
memory fault that this point, maybe it encrypted something else - as the
address I saw were different)
I tried to see the address in pointer "buffer" and address returned by
"virt_to_page", they are different.
Since the addresses were different, I tried to do following variations, but it
always gave some memory fault:
1: instead of using sg.page, i tried to use sg.address as
sg.address = buffer; sg.offset = i;
2 : I tried to assign sg.page = buffer (w/o using virt_to_page) and sg.offset =
i;
3: I tried
sg.page = virt_to_page(buffer);
sg.offset = ((unsigned long)buffer + ~PAGE_MASK) + i;
So I am stuck and out of ideas now. Please help me with it. All I want is that
array getting encrypted after I pass it to the encrypt function (the size
should remain the same)
Thanks in advance and regards,
Vineet
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