Cpc_security_secondary
Description
CPC Security Secondary.
Overview
TODO
Initialization
TODO
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| struct | sl_cpc_unbind_notification_handle_t |
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Enumeration representing unbind notification handle.
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Functions |
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| sl_cpc_security_state_t | sl_cpc_security_get_state (void) |
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Get the setup status of the security subsystem.
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| void | sl_cpc_security_fetch_user_specified_binding_key (uint8_t **key, uint16_t *key_size_in_bytes) |
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User callback to provide CPC with a binding key.
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| uint64_t | sl_cpc_security_on_unbind_request (bool is_link_encrypted) |
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Authorize an unbind request.
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| sl_status_t | sl_cpc_security_unbind (void) |
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Unbind device.
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| sl_status_t | sl_cpc_security_unbind_subscribe ( sl_cpc_unbind_notification_handle_t *handle, sl_cpc_unbind_notification_t callback, void *data) |
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Register a callback that will be called when an unbind event occurs.
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| sl_status_t | sl_cpc_security_unbind_unsubscribe ( sl_cpc_unbind_notification_handle_t *handle) |
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Unregister a callback that will be called when an unbind event occurs.
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Typedefs |
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| typedef void(* | sl_cpc_unbind_notification_t ) (void *data) |
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Typedef for the user-supplied callback function, which is called when unbinding (authorized).
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Enumerations |
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sl_cpc_security_state_t
{
SL_CPC_SECURITY_STATE_NOT_READY = 0x00, SL_CPC_SECURITY_STATE_DISABLED = 0x01, SL_CPC_SECURITY_STATE_INITIALIZING = 0x02, SL_CPC_SECURITY_STATE_RESETTING = 0x03, SL_CPC_SECURITY_STATE_WAITING_ON_TX_COMPLETE = 0x4, SL_CPC_SECURITY_STATE_INITIALIZED = 0x05 } |
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Enumeration representing security state.
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Function Documentation
◆ sl_cpc_security_get_state()
| sl_cpc_security_state_t sl_cpc_security_get_state | ( | void |
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Get the setup status of the security subsystem.
- Returns
- The setup status of the security subsystem.
◆ sl_cpc_security_fetch_user_specified_binding_key()
| void sl_cpc_security_fetch_user_specified_binding_key | ( | uint8_t ** |
key,
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| uint16_t * |
key_size_in_bytes
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User callback to provide CPC with a binding key.
SL_CPC_SECURITY_BINDING_KEY_METHOD config must be set to SL_CPC_SECURITY_BINDING_KEY_CUSTOMER_SPECIFIC
- Parameters
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[out] keyThe encryption key [out] key_sizeThe encryption key size Note: Only 16 bytes keys are supported for the moment
◆ sl_cpc_security_on_unbind_request()
| uint64_t sl_cpc_security_on_unbind_request | ( | bool |
is_link_encrypted
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Authorize an unbind request.
- Note
- Declared as a weak symbol. If no strong definition is given by the user, unbind requests are always denied. If the user gives a definition for this function, its return value will dictate if unbind requests are accepted.
- Returns
- Whether to allow unbind or not, use SL_CPC_SECURITY_OK_TO_UNBIND as a return value to allow. Return anything else to deny.
◆ sl_cpc_security_unbind()
| sl_status_t sl_cpc_security_unbind | ( | void |
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Unbind device.
- Returns
- Status code.
◆ sl_cpc_security_unbind_subscribe()
| sl_status_t sl_cpc_security_unbind_subscribe | ( | sl_cpc_unbind_notification_handle_t * |
handle,
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| sl_cpc_unbind_notification_t |
callback,
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data
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Register a callback that will be called when an unbind event occurs.
- Parameters
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[in] handlepointer to the unbind notification handle. [in] callbackpointer to the unbind notification callback. [in] datapointer to pass to the unbind notification callback.
- Returns
- Status code.
◆ sl_cpc_security_unbind_unsubscribe()
| sl_status_t sl_cpc_security_unbind_unsubscribe | ( | sl_cpc_unbind_notification_handle_t * |
handle
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Unregister a callback that will be called when an unbind event occurs.
- Parameters
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[in] handlepointer to the unbind notification handle.
- Returns
- Status code.
Typedef Documentation
◆ sl_cpc_unbind_notification_t
| typedef void(* sl_cpc_unbind_notification_t) (void *data) |
Typedef for the user-supplied callback function, which is called when unbinding (authorized).
- Parameters
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dataUser-specific argument.
Enumeration Type Documentation
◆ sl_cpc_security_state_t
Enumeration representing security state.