SHAKE¶

How to use the crypto_condor.primitives.SHAKE module to test implementations of SHAKE128 and SHAKE256.

Test an implementation¶

crypto_condor.primitives.SHAKE.test_digest( xof, algorithm, orientation=Orientation.BYTE, *, compliance=True, resilience=False, )¶

Tests a SHAKE implementation.

Parameters:

xof (Xof) – The function to test.
algorithm (Algorithm) – The algorithm of the XOF to test.
orientation (Orientation) – The orientation of the implementation, either bit- or byte-oriented. Byte-oriented by default.

Keyword Arguments:

compliance – Whether to use compliance test vectors.
resilience – Whether to use resilience test vectors.

Returns:

A dictionary of results.

Return type:

ResultsDict

Example

Let’s test hashlib.shake_128:

>>> from crypto_condor.primitives import SHAKE
>>> from hashlib import shake_128

To return the digest, shake_128 requires a call to its digest method so we wrap it in our own function to implement the Xof protocol.

>>> def my_shake128(data: bytes, output_length: int) -> bytes:
...     h = shake_128(data)
...     return h.digest(output_length)

Now we test this implementation.

>>> res = SHAKE.test_digest(my_shake128, SHAKE.Algorithm.SHAKE128)
[SHAKE128][NIST CAVP] ...
>>> assert res.check()

Added in version 2025.02.13.

crypto_condor.primitives.SHAKE.test_output_digest(output, algorithm)¶

Tests the output of a SHAKE implementation.

Parameters:

output (Path) – A path to the output file.
algorithm (Algorithm) – The algorithm to test.

Returns:

A dictionary of results.

Return type:

ResultsDict

Format:

One line per operation, separated by newlines \n.
Lines starting with # are considered comments and ignored.
Values are written in hexadecimal.
Values are separated by forward slashes /.
The order of the values is:

msg/out

Where:

msg is the input message to hash.
out is the result.

Added in version 2025.02.13.

crypto_condor.primitives.SHAKE.test( xof, algorithm, orientation=Orientation.BYTE, *, compliance=True, resilience=False, )¶

Tests a SHAKE implementation.

Parameters:

xof (Xof) – The function to test.
algorithm (Algorithm) – The algorithm of the XOF to test.
orientation (Orientation) – The orientation of the implementation, either bit- or byte-oriented. Byte-oriented by default.

Keyword Arguments:

compliance – Whether to use compliance test vectors.
resilience – Whether to use resilience test vectors.

Returns:

A dictionary of results.

Return type:

ResultsDict

Deprecated since version 2025.02.13: Will be removed in a future version, use test_digest() instead.

Parameters¶

This module can test implementations of both SHAKE128 and SHAKE256, as indicated by the Algorithm enum.

Implementations can be either bit- or byte-oriented. To select an orientation use the Orientation enum.

enum crypto_condor.primitives.SHAKE.Algorithm(value)¶

Supported extensible output functions.

Member Type:: str

Valid values are as follows:

SHAKE128 = <Algorithm.SHAKE128: 'SHAKE128'>¶

SHAKE256 = <Algorithm.SHAKE256: 'SHAKE256'>¶

enum crypto_condor.primitives.SHAKE.Orientation(value)¶

Orientation of the implementation.

Member Type:: str

Valid values are as follows:

BIT = <Orientation.BIT: 'bit'>¶

BYTE = <Orientation.BYTE: 'byte'>¶

Protocols¶

protocol crypto_condor.primitives.SHAKE.Xof¶

Represents a XOF.

XOFs must behave like __call__ to be tested with this module.

Classes that implement this protocol must have the following methods / attributes:

__call__(data, output_length)¶

Produces digests of any desired length.

Parameters:

data (bytes) – The input data.
output_length (int) – The desired length of the digest in bytes.

Returns:

The digest of the desired length.

Return type:

bytes

Run a wrapper¶

crypto_condor.primitives.SHAKE.run_python_wrapper(wrapper, compliance, resilience)¶

Runs the Python SHAKE wrapper.

Parameters:

wrapper (Path) – A path to wrapper to run.
compliance (bool) – Whether to use compliance test vectors.
resilience (bool) – Whether to use resilience test vectors.