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Cryptographic Algorithm Validation Program CAVP

Implementation Name
CoCo Cryptographic Module for Intel x86
Description
The CoCo Cryptographic Module is a Linux loadable kernel module that provides cryptographic services in the Linux kernel. It provides an API that can be used by other kernel services.
Version
3.0
Type
SOFTWARE
Vendor
CoCo Communications
800 5th Ave
Seattle, WA 98104
USA
Contacts
David Weidenkopf
dweidenkopf@cococorp.com
206-812-5783

TDES 2333 Expand All First Validated: 12/23/2016

Operating Environment Algorithm Capabilities
Linux 3.6 64-bit on Intel x64 with AES-NI TDES-CBC Expand
Linux 3.6 64-bit on Intel x64 with AES-NI TDES-ECB Expand

SHS 3553 Expand All First Validated: 12/23/2016

Operating Environment Algorithm Capabilities
Linux 3.6 64-bit on Intel x64 with AES-NI SHA-1 Expand
Linux 3.6 64-bit on Intel x64 with AES-NI SHA-224 Expand
Linux 3.6 64-bit on Intel x64 with AES-NI SHA-256 Expand
Linux 3.6 64-bit on Intel x64 with AES-NI SHA-384 Expand
Linux 3.6 64-bit on Intel x64 with AES-NI SHA-512 Expand

HMAC 2850 Expand All First Validated: 12/23/2016

Operating Environment Algorithm Capabilities
Linux 3.6 64-bit on Intel x64 with AES-NI HMAC-SHA-1 Expand
Linux 3.6 64-bit on Intel x64 with AES-NI HMAC-SHA2-224 Expand
Linux 3.6 64-bit on Intel x64 with AES-NI HMAC-SHA2-256 Expand
Linux 3.6 64-bit on Intel x64 with AES-NI HMAC-SHA2-384 Expand
Linux 3.6 64-bit on Intel x64 with AES-NI HMAC-SHA2-512 Expand

AES 4317 Expand All First Validated: 12/23/2016

Operating Environment Algorithm Capabilities
Linux 3.6 64-bit on Intel x64 with AES-NI AES-CBC Expand
Linux 3.6 64-bit on Intel x64 with AES-NI AES-CCM Expand
Linux 3.6 64-bit on Intel x64 with AES-NI AES-CTR Expand
Linux 3.6 64-bit on Intel x64 with AES-NI AES-ECB Expand
Linux 3.6 64-bit on Intel x64 with AES-NI AES-GCM Expand
Linux 3.6 64-bit on Intel x64 with AES-NI AES-GMAC Expand

Created October 05, 2016, Updated November 24, 2020