SECURITY_BLOCK_SIZE#

#define SECURITY_BLOCK_SIZE

16

The block size in bytes of the encryption cypher (AES-MMO-128).

SL_ZIGBEE_JOIN_NO_PRECONFIG_KEY_BITMASK#

#define SL_ZIGBEE_JOIN_NO_PRECONFIG_KEY_BITMASK

A non-trust center device configuration bitmask example. There is no Preconfigured Link Key, so the NWK key is expected to be sent in-the-clear. The device will request a Trust Center Link key after getting the Network Key.

SL_ZIGBEE_JOIN_PRECONFIG_KEY_BITMASK#

#define SL_ZIGBEE_JOIN_PRECONFIG_KEY_BITMASK

A non-trust center device configuration bitmask example. The device has a Preconfigured Link Key and expects to receive a NWK Key encrypted at the APS Layer. A NWK key sent in-the-clear will be rejected.

sl_zigbee_set_initial_security_state#

sl_status_t sl_zigbee_set_initial_security_state (sl_zigbee_initial_security_state_t * state)

Set the initial security state that will be used by the device when it forms or joins a network. If security is enabled, this function must be called prior to forming or joining the network. It must also be called if the device left the network and wishes to form or join another network.

This call should not be used when restoring prior network operation from saved state via sl_zigbee_network_init because this will cause saved security settings and keys table from the prior network to be erased, resulting in improper keys and/or frame counter values being used, which will prevent proper communication with other devices in the network. Calling sl_zigbee_network_init is sufficient to restore all saved security settings after a reboot and re-enter the network.

The call may be used by either the Trust Center or non Trust Center devices, the options that are set are different depending on which role the device will assume. See the sl_zigbee_initial_security_state_t structure for more explanation about the various security settings.

The function will return ::SL_STATUS_INVALID_CONFIGURATION in the following cases:

• Distributed Trust Center Mode was enabled with Hashed Link Keys.

Returns

• An ::sl_status_t value. ::SL_STATUS_OK if the security state has been set successfully. ::SL_STATUS_INVALID_STATE if the device is not in the SL_ZIGBEE_NO_NETWORK state. The value ::SL_STATUS_INVALID_CONFIGURATION is returned if the combination of security parameters is not valid. ::SL_STATUS_INVALID_KEY is returned if a reserved or invalid key value was passed in the key structure for one of the keys.

sl_zigbee_set_extended_security_bitmask#

sl_status_t sl_zigbee_set_extended_security_bitmask (sl_zigbee_extended_security_bitmask_t mask)

Set the extended initial security bitmask.

Returns

• ::SL_STATUS_OK if the security settings were successfully retrieved. ::SL_STATUS_INVALID_STATE otherwise.

sl_zigbee_get_extended_security_bitmask#

sl_status_t sl_zigbee_get_extended_security_bitmask (sl_zigbee_extended_security_bitmask_t * mask)

Get the extended security bitmask that is used by a device.

Returns

• ::SL_STATUS_OK if the security settings were successfully retrieved. ::SL_STATUS_INVALID_STATE otherwise.

sl_zigbee_get_current_security_state#

sl_status_t sl_zigbee_get_current_security_state (sl_zigbee_current_security_state_t * state)

Get the security state that is used by a device joined into the Network. We can still get current security state by calling this function and the return value can be SL_STATUS_NOT_JOINED or SL_STATUS_OK.

Returns

• ::SL_STATUS_OK if the security settings were successfully retrieved. ::SL_STATUS_NOT_JOINED if the device is not currently joined in the network.

sl_zigbee_generate_random_key#

sl_status_t sl_zigbee_generate_random_key (sl_zigbee_key_data_t * keyAddress)

Generate a Random Key (link, network, or master) and returns the result.

It copies the key into the array that result points to. This is an time-expensive operation as it needs to obtain truly random numbers.

Returns

• ::SL_STATUS_OK on success, ::SL_STATUS_ZIGBEE_INSUFFICIENT_RANDOM_DATA on failure.

sl_zigbee_switch_network_key_handler#

void sl_zigbee_switch_network_key_handler (uint8_t sequenceNumber)

Inform the application that the Network Key has been updated and the node has been switched over to use the new key. The actual key being used is not passed up, but the sequence number is.

sl_zigbee_request_link_key#

sl_status_t sl_zigbee_request_link_key (sl_802154_long_addr_t partner)

Request a Link Key from the Trust Center with another device device on the Network (which could be the Trust Center). A Link Key with the Trust Center is possible but the requesting device can't be the Trust Center. Link Keys are optional in ZigBee Standard Security. Therefore, the stack can't know whether the other device supports them.

If the partner device is the Trust Center, only that device needs to request the key. The Trust Center will immediately respond to those requests and send the key back to the device.

If the partner device is not the Trust Center, both devices must request an Application Link Key with each other. The requests will be sent to the Trust Center for it to answer. The Trust Center will store the first request and wait SL_ZIGBEE_REQUEST_KEY_TIMEOUT for the second request to be received. The Trust Center only supports one outstanding Application key request at a time and therefore will ignore other requests that are not associated with the first request.

Sleepy devices should poll at a higher rate until a response is received or the request times out.

The success or failure of the request is returned via ::sl_zigbee_zigbee_key_establishment_handler(...)

Returns

• SL_STATUS_OK if the call succeeds, or SL_STATUS_ALLOCATION_FAILED.

sl_zigbee_update_tc_link_key#

sl_status_t sl_zigbee_update_tc_link_key (uint8_t maxAttempts)

Request a new link link key from the Trust Center. This function starts by sending a Node Descriptor request to the Trust Center to verify its R21+ stack version compliance. A Request Key message will then be sent, followed by a Verify Key Confirm message.

Returns

• SL_STATUS_FAIL is the Security Core Library is not included. SL_STATUS_INVALID_STATE if already requesting a key from TC, not on network, or if local node is Trust Center. SL_STATUS_INVALID_CONFIGURATION if the Trust Center's EUI is unknown. Otherwise, the return status from sending the initial Node Descriptor is returned.

sl_zigbee_zigbee_key_establishment_handler#

void sl_zigbee_zigbee_key_establishment_handler (sl_802154_long_addr_t partner, sl_zigbee_key_status_t status)

Notify the application about the status of the request for a Link Key. The application should define SL_ZIGBEE_APPLICATION_HAS_ZIGBEE_KEY_ESTABLISHMENT_HANDLER to implement its own handler.

sl_zigbee_find_key_table_entry#

uint8_t sl_zigbee_find_key_table_entry (sl_802154_long_addr_t address, bool linkKey)

Search the key table to find an entry matching the specified IEEE address and key type.

Returns

• The index that matches the search criteria, or 0xFF if no matching entry was found.

sl_zigbee_erase_key_table_entry#

sl_status_t sl_zigbee_erase_key_table_entry (uint8_t index)

Clear a single entry in the key table.

Returns

• ::SL_STATUS_OK if the index is valid and the key data was erased. ::SL_STATUS_INVALID_KEY if the index is out of range for the size of the key table.

sl_zigbee_clear_key_table#

sl_status_t sl_zigbee_clear_key_table (void )

Clear the key table of the current network.

Returns

• ::SL_STATUS_OK if the key table was successfully cleared. ::SL_STATUS_INVALID_STATE otherwise.

sl_zigbee_stop_writing_stack_tokens#

sl_status_t sl_zigbee_stop_writing_stack_tokens (void )

Suppress normal write operations of the stack tokens. This is only done in rare circumstances when the device already has network parameters but needs to conditionally rejoin a network in order to perform a security message exchange (i.e., key establishment). If the network is not authenticated properly, it needs to forget any stack data it used and return to the old network. By suppressing writing of the stack tokens the device will not have stored any persistent data about the network and a reboot will clear the RAM copies. The Smart Energy profile feature Trust Center Swap-out uses this to securely replace the Trust Center and re-authenticate to it.

Returns

• ::SL_STATUS_OK if it could allocate temporary buffers to store network information. ::SL_STATUS_ALLOCATION_FAILED otherwise.

sl_zigbee_start_writing_stack_tokens#

sl_status_t sl_zigbee_start_writing_stack_tokens (void )

Immediately write the value of stack tokens and then resume normal network operation by writing the stack tokens at appropriate intervals or changes in state. It has no effect unless a previous call was made to sl_zigbee_stop_writing_stack_tokens().

Returns

• ::SL_STATUS_OK if it had previously unwritten tokens from a call to sl_zigbee_stop_writing_stack_tokens() that it now wrote to the token system. ::SL_STATUS_INVALID_STATE otherwise.

sl_zigbee_writing_stack_tokens_enabled#

bool sl_zigbee_writing_stack_tokens_enabled (void )

Determine whether stack tokens will be written to persistent storage when they change. By default, it is set to true meaning the stack will update its internal tokens via HAL calls when the associated RAM values change.

Returns

• True if the device will update the persistent storage for tokens when values in RAM change. False otherwise.

sl_zigbee_aps_crypt_message#

sl_status_t sl_zigbee_aps_crypt_message (bool encrypt, uint8_t length, const uint8_t * message, uint8_t apsHeaderEndIndex, sl_802154_long_addr_t remoteEui64)

Perform APS encryption/decryption of messages directly. Normally, the stack handles all APS encryption/decryption automatically and there is no need to call this function. If APS data is sent or received via some other means (such as over interpan), APS encryption/decryption must be done manually. If the decryption is performed, the Auxiliary security header and MIC will be removed from the message. If encrypting, the auxiliary header and MIC will be added to the message.

Returns

• ::SL_STATUS_OK if encryption/decryption was performed successfully. An appropriate ::sl_status_t code on failure.

sl_zigbee_get_mfg_security_config#

sl_status_t sl_zigbee_get_mfg_security_config (sl_zigbee_mfg_security_struct_t * settings)

Retrieve the security configuration stored in manufacturing tokens. It is only available on the 35x series. See sl_zigbee_set_mfg_security_config() for more details.

Returns

• ::SL_STATUS_OK if the tokens were successfully read. ::sl_status_t error code otherwise.

sl_zigbee_set_mfg_security_config#

sl_status_t sl_zigbee_set_mfg_security_config (uint32_t magicNumber, const sl_zigbee_mfg_security_struct_t * settings)

Set the security configuration to be stored in manufacturing tokens. It is only available on the 35x series. This API must be called with care. Once set, a manufacturing token CANNOT BE UNSET without using the ISA3 tools and connecting the chip via JTAG. Additionally, a chip with read protection enabled cannot have its configuration changed without a full chip erase. Therefore, this provides a way to disallow access to the keys at runtime that cannot be undone.

To call this API, the magic number must be passed in corresponding to SL_LEGACY_SECURITY_CONFIG_MAGIC_NUMBER. This prevents accidental calls to this function when sl_zigbee_get_mfg_security_config() was actually intended.

This function will disable external access to the actual key data used for decryption/encryption outside the stack. Attempts to export the key will return the metadata if applicable (e.g., sequence number, associated EUI64, frame counters) but the key value may be modified, see below.

The stack always has access to the actual key data.

If the sl_zigbee_key_settings_t within the sl_zigbee_mfg_security_struct_t are set to SL_ZIGBEE_KEY_PERMISSIONS_NONE, the key value will be set to zero when sl_zigbee_sec_man_export_key() or similar functions are called. If the sl_zigbee_key_settings_t within the sl_zigbee_mfg_security_struct_t are set to SL_ZIGBEE_KEY_PERMISSIONS_HASHING_ALLOWED, the AES-MMO hash of the key will replace the actual key data when calls to functions like sl_zigbee_sec_man_export_key() are made. If the sl_zigbee_key_settings_t within the sl_zigbee_mfg_security_struct_t are set to SL_ZIGBEE_KEY_PERMISSIONS_READING_ALLOWED, the actual key data is returned. This is the default value of the token.

Returns

• ::SL_STATUS_INVALID_PARAMETER if the passed magic number is invalid. ::SL_STATUS_INVALID_STATE if the chip does not support writing MFG tokens ::SL_STATUS_INVALID_CONFIGURATION if there was an attempt to write an unerased manufacturing token (i.e., the token has already been set).

sl_zigbee_set_outgoing_nwk_frame_counter#

sl_status_t sl_zigbee_set_outgoing_nwk_frame_counter (uint32_t desiredValue)

Set the NWK layer outgoing frame counter (intended for device restoration purposes). Caveats:

• Can only be called before NetworkInit / FormNetwork / JoinNetwork, when sl_zigbee_network_state()==SL_ZIGBEE_NO_NETWORK.

• This function should be called before sl_zigbee_set_initial_security_state, and the SL_ZIGBEE_NO_FRAME_COUNTER_RESET bitmask should be added to the initial security bitmask when ::emberSetInitialSecuritState is called.

• If used in multi-network context, sl_zigbee_set_current_network() must be called prior to calling this function.

Returns

• ::SL_STATUS_OK if calling context is valid (sl_zigbee_network_state() == SL_ZIGBEE_NO_NETWORK) and desiredValue < MAX_INT32U_VALUE. Otherwise, ::SL_STATUS_INVALID_STATE.

sl_zigbee_set_outgoing_aps_frame_counter#

sl_status_t sl_zigbee_set_outgoing_aps_frame_counter (uint32_t desiredValue)

Set the APS layer outgoing frame counter for Trust Center Link Key (intended for device restoration purposes). Caveats:

• Can only be called before NetworkInit / FormNetwork / JoinNetwork, when sl_zigbee_network_state()==SL_ZIGBEE_NO_NETWORK.

• This function should be called before sl_zigbee_set_initial_security_state, and the SL_ZIGBEE_NO_FRAME_COUNTER_RESET bitmask should be added to the initial security bitmask when ::emberSetInitialSecuritState is called.

• If used in multi-network context, call sl_zigbee_set_current_network() prior to calling this function.

Returns

• ::SL_STATUS_OK if calling context is valid (sl_zigbee_network_state() == SL_ZIGBEE_NO_NETWORK) and desiredValue < MAX_INT32U_VALUE. Otherwise, ::SL_STATUS_INVALID_STATE.

sl_zigbee_clear_transient_link_keys#

void sl_zigbee_clear_transient_link_keys (void )

Clear all transient link keys from RAM.

sl_zigbee_get_transient_key_timeout_s#

uint16_t sl_zigbee_get_transient_key_timeout_s (void )

The length of time, in seconds, that a trust center will store a transient link key that a device can use to join its network. A transient key is added with a call to sl_zigbee_sec_man_import_transient_key. After the transient key is added, it will be removed once this amount of time has passed. A joining device will not be able to use that key to join until it is added again on the trust center. The default value is 300 seconds, i.e., 5 minutes.

sl_zigbee_set_transient_key_timeout_s#

void sl_zigbee_set_transient_key_timeout_s (uint16_t seconds)

sl_zigbee_get_rejoin_mode#

sl_zigbee_aps_rejoin_mode_t sl_zigbee_get_rejoin_mode (void )

sl_zigbee_set_rejoin_mode#

void sl_zigbee_set_rejoin_mode (sl_zigbee_aps_rejoin_mode_t mode)

sl_zigbee_get_security_frame_counter#

uint32_t sl_zigbee_get_security_frame_counter (void )

sl_zigbee_get_aps_frame_counter#

uint32_t sl_zigbee_get_aps_frame_counter (void )

sl_zigbee_get_incoming_tc_link_key_frame_counter#

uint32_t sl_zigbee_get_incoming_tc_link_key_frame_counter (void )

sl_zigbee_set_incoming_tc_link_key_frame_counter#

void sl_zigbee_set_incoming_tc_link_key_frame_counter (uint32_t frameCounter)