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montjoie/cryptotest: Tools for testing kernel ciphers and hash algorithm

Tools for testing kernel ciphers and hash algorithm

Testing and benching kernel ciphers and hash could be a difficult task. So there is a set of tools for helping doing that.

Three way to use kernel crypto API are used:

• AF_ALG socket algorithm
• cryptodev API http://cryptodev-linux.org/
• a kernel module

autoreconf --install

./configure

make

The af_alg_test tool permit to test AES and MD5/SHA1. Two mode are proposed, test and bench.

• The test mode will try to hash/cipher data from 16 to 2097152 bytes and check the result with the same operation done by the openssl lib.
• The bench mode will simply bench x times some operations.

You need to have the following options enabled.

• CONFIG_CRYPTO_USER_API
• CONFIG_CRYPTO_USER_API_HASH
• CONFIG_CRYPTO_USER_API_SKCIPHER

af_alg_test [md5|sha1|aes] [check|number_of_request]

The cryptodev_test tool permit to test AES. Two mode are proposed, test and bench.

• The test mode will try to cipher data from 16 to 2097152 bytes and check the result with the same operation done by the openssl lib.
• The bench mode will simply bench x times some operations.

You need to have the cryptodev module

cryptodev_test test aes number_of_request

cryptodev_test bench aes number_of_request

The kernel module named cryptotest, check cbc(aes), md5, sha1 using the crypto API.

make
insmod cryptotest.ko

The lukstest tool goal is to test if cipher/decipher works via cryptsetup/dm-crupt.

You need to have the cryptsetup tool installed.

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