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I want to evaluate cryptographic algorithms on the boot loader before Linux starts up.

We plan to include evaluation software in ARM Trusted Firmware (bl31-h3ulcb).

ARM Trusted Firmware has no encryption algorithm, so we are considering using a library in OP-TEE (tee-h3ulcb).

For example, in evaluating signature verification using RSA, the following processing is considered necessary.

・ Register the public key and secret key.

・ And generates a hash value of the evaluation target data. (For example SHA 256)

・ Generate a signature by encrypting the hash value with the secret key.

・ Generate a hash value by decrypting the signature with the public key.

Among these processes, I do not know how to register the public key and secret key to OP-TEE.

Please tell me what kind of processing can be realized from ARM Trusted Firmware.

TNoda (talk)

(If you have product planning, )I think that you should officially contact Renesas.

Ygohda (talk)

I am not a product planning representative.
I'm considering running cryptographic algorithms implemented on R-Car H3 on a boot loader on which Linux is not running.

I will concretely describe what I can not realize.

First, when ARM Trusted Firmware jumps to the address where the OP-TEE function exists, an exception will be raised.
After that, "plat_panic_handler" will be in infinite loop state.
I guess that it is probably guarded by MMU, but I do not know how to deal with it.

Second, About signature verification using key of RSA.
In order to register the key of RSA, I guess using functions like "alloc_rsa_public_key" and "alloc_rsa_keypair" in OP - TEE.
However, I do not know how to use functions such as arguments and procedures.

TNoda (talk)