T2 Encryption Library - Android
The T2 Encrpytion Library provides FIPS 140-2 compliant data-at-rest security to Android applications
About the Library
This library is used in T2 Android applications to provide data-at-rest security that complies with FIPS 140-2 specifications for encryption.
Getting Started
Android Build Instructions
Note that buildall.sh builds all of the openssl/fips files then puts the results in directory specified in setEnvOpenSslFiles.sh
Tools Necessary for Build
MAC OS-X Android ndk (Make sure that $ANDROID_NDK_ROOT is defined) Steps:
- Download files
- Build files
- Test result
1. Download Files
First, obtain fips/opsnssl files copy them to fcids/dev:
Option 1 (the official way):
Obtain the official dist and copy openssl-fips-??tar.gz, and openssl-1.0.1?.tar.gz to the fcads/dev directory"
Option 2:
Copy the files from the local distribution
use command:make copyLocalFipsFiles(Alternately, the main build file will offer to copy these files for you if they are missing)
Results:
fcads/dev
openssl-fips-??tar.gz
openssl-1.0.1?.tar.gz
Next, obtain sqlcipher source files...
Option 1 (the official way):
Clone sqlcipher source files from Github - into fcads/dev/
git clone git://github.com/sqlcipher/android-database-sqlcipher.git
make init(Downloads all dependencies - LOTS OF FILES ~ 3 gB)
Option 2:
Copy the files from the local distribution
use command:cp -r localFipsSslFiles/android-database-sqlcipher ./(Alternately, the main build file will offer to copy these files for you if they are missing)
Results:
fcads/dev/android-database-sqlcipher
.. Lots of files and directories (~2.9 Gb) 2. BuildFiles
Automated method (all in one): execute . ./buildAll.sh
3. Android test programs
Open FcadsTestAndroid in Eclipse
Then build and run the Test app
This tests three things:
- That that an encrypted database can be created, written to and read for successfully
- That FIPS can be enabled properly
- Extensive unit tests are run which test the T2Crypto functionality (lost password implementation)
Known Issues
There are no known issues with the library at this time.
License and Contributors
Contributors
David Coleman
Scott Coleman
David Cooper
Bob Kayl
Steve Ody
License
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