C++ (Cpp) aes_hw_cpu_encrypt Examples

Example #1

File: Cipher.cpp Project: wyrover/VeraCrypt

	void CipherAES::Encrypt (byte *data) const
	{
#ifdef TC_AES_HW_CPU
		if (IsHwSupportAvailable())
			aes_hw_cpu_encrypt (ScheduledKey.Ptr(), data);
		else
#endif
			aes_encrypt (data, data, (aes_encrypt_ctx *) ScheduledKey.Ptr());
	}

Example #2

File: Crypto.c Project: ggielly/GostCrypt_Windows_1.0

void EncipherBlock(int cipher, void *data, void *ks)
{
#ifdef GST_WINDOWS_BOOT_AES
	if (IsAesHwCpuSupported())
		aes_hw_cpu_encrypt ((byte *) ks, data);
	else
		aes_encrypt (data, data, ks); 
#elif defined (GST_WINDOWS_BOOT_SERPENT)
	serpent_encrypt (data, data, ks);
#elif defined (GST_WINDOWS_BOOT_TWOFISH)
	twofish_encrypt (ks, data, data);
#endif
}

Example #3

File: Crypto.c Project: janethan/VeraCrypt

void EncipherBlock(int cipher, void *data, void *ks)
{
	switch (cipher)
	{
	case AES:	
		// In 32-bit kernel mode, due to KeSaveFloatingPointState() overhead, AES instructions can be used only when processing the whole data unit.
#if (defined (_WIN64) || !defined (TC_WINDOWS_DRIVER)) && !defined (TC_WINDOWS_BOOT)
		if (IsAesHwCpuSupported())
			aes_hw_cpu_encrypt (ks, data);
		else
#endif
			aes_encrypt (data, data, ks);
		break;

	case TWOFISH:		twofish_encrypt (ks, data, data); break;
	case SERPENT:		serpent_encrypt (data, data, ks); break;
	default:			TC_THROW_FATAL_EXCEPTION;	// Unknown/wrong ID
	}
}