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Cryptography
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The crypto section contains information regarding the cryptographic
primitives supported by the Zephyr kernel. Use the information to
understand the principles behind the operation of the different
algorithms and how they were implemented.
The crypto section contains information regarding the cryptographic primitives
supported by the Zephyr kernel. Use the information to understand the principles
behind the operation of the different algorithms and how they were implemented.
The following crypto libraries have been included:

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* Minimize the code size of each cryptographic primitive. This means minimize
the size of a platform-independent implementation, as presented in TinyCrypt.
Note that various applications may require further features, optimizations with
respect to other metrics and countermeasures for particular threats. These
peculiarities would increase the code size and thus are not considered here.
the size of a platform-independent implementation, as presented in TinyCrypt.
Note that various applications may require further features, optimizations with
respect to other metrics and countermeasures for particular threats. These
peculiarities would increase the code size and thus are not considered here.
* Minimize the dependencies among the cryptographic primitives. This means
that it is unnecessary to build and allocate object code for more primitives
than the ones strictly required by the intended application. In other words,
one can select and compile only the primitives required by the application.
that it is unnecessary to build and allocate object code for more primitives
than the ones strictly required by the intended application. In other words,
one can select and compile only the primitives required by the application.
Important Remarks