@@ -66,6 +66,26 @@ for m in 1024 2048; do
fi
done
+for curve in prime192v1 prime256v1; do
+ if [ "$1" = clean ] || [ "$1" = force ]; then
+ rm -f test-$curve.cer test-$curve.key test-$curve.pub
+ fi
+ if [ "$1" = clean ]; then
+ continue
+ fi
+ if [ ! -e test-$curve.key ]; then
+ log openssl req -verbose -new -nodes -utf8 -sha1 -days 10000 -batch -x509 \
+ -config test-ca.conf \
+ -newkey ec \
+ -pkeyopt ec_paramgen_curve:$curve \
+ -out test-$curve.cer -outform DER \
+ -keyout test-$curve.key
+ if [ -s test-$curve.key ]; then
+ log openssl pkey -in test-$curve.key -out test-$curve.pub -pubout
+ fi
+ fi
+done
+
# EC-RDSA
for m in \
gost2012_256:A \
@@ -367,6 +367,21 @@ sign_verify rsa1024 sha384 0x030205:K:0080
sign_verify rsa1024 sha512 0x030206:K:0080
sign_verify rsa1024 rmd160 0x030203:K:0080
+# Test v2 signatures with ECDSA
+# Signature length is typically 0x34-0x38 bytes long, very rarely 0x33
+sign_verify prime192v1 sha1 0x030202:K:003[345678]
+sign_verify prime192v1 sha224 0x030207:K:003[345678]
+sign_verify prime192v1 sha256 0x030204:K:003[345678]
+sign_verify prime192v1 sha384 0x030205:K:003[345678]
+sign_verify prime192v1 sha512 0x030206:K:003[345678]
+
+# Signature length is typically 0x44-0x48 bytes long, very rarely 0x43
+sign_verify prime256v1 sha1 0x030202:K:004[345678]
+sign_verify prime256v1 sha224 0x030207:K:004[345678]
+sign_verify prime256v1 sha256 0x030204:K:004[345678]
+sign_verify prime256v1 sha384 0x030205:K:004[345678]
+sign_verify prime256v1 sha512 0x030206:K:004[345678]
+
# Test v2 signatures with EC-RDSA
_enable_gost_engine
sign_verify gost2012_256-A md_gost12_256 0x030212:K:0040
Add test cases that test the signing and signature verification with the elliptic curves prime192v1 and prime256v1, also known as NIST P192 and P256. These curves will soon be supported by Linux. If OpenSSL cannot generate prime192v1 keys, as is the case on Fedora, where this curve is not supported, the respective tests will be skipped automatically. The r and s integer components of the signature can have varying size. Therefore we do the size checks for the entire signature with a regular expression that accounts for the varying size. The most typical cases are supported following hours of running the tests with varying keys. Signed-off-by: Stefan Berger <stefanb@linux.ibm.com> --- tests/gen-keys.sh | 20 ++++++++++++++++++++ tests/sign_verify.test | 15 +++++++++++++++ 2 files changed, 35 insertions(+)