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Importing key material for AWS KMS keys

Importing key material for AWS KMS keys

You can create an AWS KMS keys (KMS key) with key material that you supply.

A KMS key is a logical representation of a data key. The metadata for a KMS key includes the ID of the key material used to perform cryptographic operations. When you create a KMS key, by default, AWS KMS generates the key material for that KMS key. But you can create a KMS key without key material and then import your own key material into that KMS key, a feature often known as "bring your own key" (BYOK).

Note

AWS KMS does not support decrypting any AWS KMS ciphertext encrypted by a symmetric encryption KMS key outside of AWS KMS, even if the ciphertext was encrypted under a KMS key with imported key material. AWS KMS does not publish the ciphertext format this task requires, and the format might change without notice.

When you use imported key material, you remain responsible for the key material while allowing AWS KMS to use a copy of it. You might choose to do this for one or more of the following reasons:

Supported KMS key types

AWS KMS supports imported key material for the following types of KMS keys. You cannot import key material into KMS keys in custom key stores.

Regions

Imported key material is supported in all AWS Regions that AWS KMS supports.

In China Regions, the key material requirements for symmetric encryption KMS keys differ from other Regions. For details, see Step 3: Encrypt the key material.

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