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Overview ¶
Package pkcs12 implements a subset of PKCS #12 as described here: https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc7292
Much credit to at Microsoft's Azure project https: github.com/Azure/go-pkcs12/blob/master/pkcs12.go, from which much of the parser code was adapted under the MIT License. PKCS #12 is a format used for transferring certificates and private keys.
In particular the PFX/P12 structure storing certificates and private keys is parsed into a go structure. In almost all cases PKCS #12 stored certificates and private keys are password protected at the time of marshaling, and so the parse function in this package takes in a password []byte. PKCS #12 make extensive use of the PKCS #7 standard, and so the PKCS #7 parser is used frequently here. Although there is flexibility in the data a PKCS #12 object can hold, the typical (i.e. openssl generated) form is roughly as follows (for more specific details on allowed asn1 structure see the standard)
PFX -> Version int PKCS #7 Data -> PKCS #7 encryptedData -> CertificateBag -> Certificates PKCS #7 Data -> PKCS #8 ShroudedBag -> Private Key MAC Data (Not used here)
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type PKCS12 ¶
type PKCS12 struct { Version int Certificates []*x509.Certificate PrivateKey crypto.Signer }
PKCS12 contains the Data expected in PKCS #12 objects, one or more certificates a private key, an integer indicating the version, and the raw content of the structure
func ParsePKCS12 ¶
ParsePKCS12 parses a pkcs12 syntax object into a container for a private key, certificate(s), and version number
Directories ¶
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Package pbkdf implements Entire package adapted from https://github.com/Azure/go-pkcs12/blob/master/pbkdf.go and https://github.com/Azure/go-pkcs12/blob/master/crypto.go under the MIT license.
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Package pbkdf implements Entire package adapted from https://github.com/Azure/go-pkcs12/blob/master/pbkdf.go and https://github.com/Azure/go-pkcs12/blob/master/crypto.go under the MIT license. |