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FIDO_CRED_VERIFY(3) | Library Functions Manual | FIDO_CRED_VERIFY(3) |
NAME¶
fido_cred_verify
,
fido_cred_verify_self
—
verify the attestation signature of a FIDO2
credential
SYNOPSIS¶
#include
<fido.h>
int
fido_cred_verify
(const
fido_cred_t *cred);
int
fido_cred_verify_self
(const
fido_cred_t *cred);
DESCRIPTION¶
The
fido_cred_verify
()
and fido_cred_verify_self
() functions verify whether
the attestation signature contained in cred matches
the attributes of the credential. Before using
fido_cred_verify
() or
fido_cred_verify_self
() in a sensitive context, the
reader is strongly encouraged to make herself familiar with the FIDO2
credential attestation process as defined in the Web Authentication
(webauthn) standard.
The
fido_cred_verify
()
function verifies whether the client data hash, relying party ID, credential
ID, type, protection policy, minimum PIN length, and resident/discoverable
key and user verification attributes of cred have been
attested by the holder of the private counterpart of the public key
contained in the credential's x509 certificate.
Please note that the x509 certificate itself is not verified.
The attestation statement formats
supported by
fido_cred_verify
()
are packed, fido-u2f, and
tpm. The
attestation type implemented by fido_cred_verify
()
is Basic
Attestation.
The
fido_cred_verify_self
()
function verifies whether the client data hash, relying party ID, credential
ID, type, protection policy, minimum PIN length, and resident/discoverable
key and user verification attributes of cred have been
attested by the holder of the credential's private key.
The attestation statement formats
supported by
fido_cred_verify_self
()
are packed and fido-u2f. The attestation
type implemented by fido_cred_verify_self
() is
Self
Attestation.
Other attestation formats and types are not supported.
RETURN VALUES¶
The error codes returned by
fido_cred_verify
() and
fido_cred_verify_self
() are defined in
<fido/err.h>
. If
cred passes verification, then
FIDO_OK
is returned.
SEE ALSO¶
May 23, 2018 | Debian |