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Hi.
Are there any examples of how to use the PDL's asymmetric cryptography facility? There is basically no documentation, and there do not appear to be any examples on GitHub.
I was able to implement AES encryption/decryption, working from the single example available, but without documentation or examples, there's really no way to approach the asymmetric algorithms.
Thanks,
-Nick
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Hi @Hari.
Thanks for the reply. The PDL link you provided is what I was referring to when I said there was basically no documentation. It contains no more information than you might find by examining the associated header file.
The RSA example is a good workaround for the weak documentation - it should be enough to let me move forward.
Thanks again,
-Nick
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Hi @NiBu_4687336 ,
You can take a look at the PDL documentation for asymmetric key encryption on PSoC 6 - https://infineon.github.io/psoc6pdl/pdl_api_reference_manual/html/group__group__crypto__lld__asymmet...
We also have a community code example to showcase the RSA encryption scheme with a sample application - https://github.com/Infineon/Community-Code-Examples/tree/master/crypto
Please take a look and let us know if you require any further details.
Best regards,
Hari
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Hi @Hari.
Thanks for the reply. The PDL link you provided is what I was referring to when I said there was basically no documentation. It contains no more information than you might find by examining the associated header file.
The RSA example is a good workaround for the weak documentation - it should be enough to let me move forward.
Thanks again,
-Nick