Struct dryoc::kx::Session

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pub struct Session<SessionKey: ByteArray<CRYPTO_KX_SESSIONKEYBYTES>> { /* private fields */ }
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Key derivation implemantation based on Curve25519, Diffie-Hellman, and Blake2b. Compatible with libsodium’s crypto_kx_* functions.

Implementations

Computes client session keys, given client_keypair and server_public_key, returning a new session upon success.

Computes server session keys, given server_keypair and client_public_key, returning a new session upon success.

Returns a new client session upon success using the default types for the given client_keypair and server_public_key. Wraps Session::new_client, provided for convenience.

Returns a new server session upon success using the default types for the given server_keypair and client_public_key. Wraps Session::new_server, provided for convenience.

Moves the rx_key and tx_key out of this instance, returning them as a tuple with (rx_key, tx_key).

Returns a reference to a slice of the Rx session key.

Returns a reference to a slice of the Tx session key.

Returns a reference to an array of the Rx session key.

Returns a reference to an array of the Tx session key.

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