release: krabitls 0.6.0-alpha.1 — hardware-backend seams, no feature gates - #153
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…ure gates De-feature the three hardware-offload seams so a caller selects a backend purely by type, RustCrypto as the default, no cargo features to toggle: - AES-GCM: `ClientConfig::Aes` is now permanent (gated only on the existing `cipher-aes`, not a new flag); drop `custom-aes`. The default `Aes128GcmSha256` monomorphizes identically, so the default build is unchanged. - ECDSA client-auth: size `MAX_CLIENT_SIG_LEN` to always fit a DER P-384 sig (≥112); drop `client-auth-ecdsa`. A caller-supplied ECDSA/HSM signer now works with no feature gate (+48 B transient buffer on ed25519-only client-auth). - SHA-256/HKDF: already `ClientConfig::Hkdf`; the trait re-export shipped earlier. Restores the ChaCha-only (no-`cipher-aes`) build the seam branch had broken: `NegotiatedSuite`'s AES type parameter is gated on `cipher-aes`, and the ServerHello parse/key-schedule is factored into a shared `negotiate_hs` prelude so the AES and ChaCha dispatchers stay DRY. The breaking `ClientConfig` change (new associated `Aes`) is why this is the 0.6 line; external `ClientConfig` impls add `type Aes = aes_gcm::Aes128Gcm`.
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📝 WalkthroughWalkthroughThe PR makes AES-128-GCM backend selection configurable across TLS and DTLS paths. It separates handshake negotiation from record-key construction, exposes related public APIs, increases client-signature capacity, adds integration tests, and updates the package version. ChangesConfigurable AES backend
Estimated code review effort: 4 (Complex) | ~45 minutes Merge Risk: 🟡 Moderate · up to The PR currently breaks ChaCha-only DTLS builds because the stream implementation still references the removed AES type, so merge should wait for that configuration-specific compile issue to be fixed. The client-auth test should also cover the documented P-384 signature capacity to protect the new API contract. Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant DtlsClient
participant TlsConnection
participant InstrumentedAes
DtlsClient->>TlsConnection: Process ServerHello
TlsConnection->>TlsConnection: Run negotiate_hs
TlsConnection->>InstrumentedAes: Build AES record keys
InstrumentedAes-->>TlsConnection: Return configured AES suite
TlsConnection-->>DtlsClient: Return negotiated connection
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**issue (bug_risk):** The new required associated type breaks the existing `ClientConfig` implementation in `footprint/handshakes/src/lib.rs`, which still defines `impl ClientConfig for JedisctConfig` without `type Aes`; that workspace crate fails to compile on `cipher-aes` builds.
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| type Aes: Aes128Gcm; |
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issue (bug_risk): The new required associated type breaks the existing ClientConfig implementation in footprint/handshakes/src/lib.rs, which still defines impl ClientConfig for JedisctConfig without type Aes; that workspace crate fails to compile on cipher-aes builds.
Triggers: When the workspace footprint crate is compiled with the default cipher-aes feature.
Suggested fix: Add type Aes = aes_gcm::Aes128Gcm; to every in-repository ClientConfig implementation, including JedisctConfig.
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| impl<T: DatagramTransport> DtlsStream<T> { | ||
| impl<T: DatagramTransport, #[cfg(feature = "cipher-aes")] A: Aes128Gcm> DtlsStream<T, A> { |
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When KrabiTLS is built for the documented ChaCha-only DTLS profile (--no-default-features --features chacha20,dtls), the cfg removes the A parameter from both DtlsStream and this impl's generic list, but the impl target still unconditionally uses DtlsStream<T, A>. That leaves A undefined and supplies two arguments to a one-argument struct, so this supported configuration cannot compile; split the AES and non-AES impls or conditionally remove the type argument as well.
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| /// to the bundled RustCrypto `aes_gcm::Aes128Gcm` (see `DefaultConfig`); set | ||
| /// it to a hardware-backed [`Aes128Gcm`] to offload the record layer. | ||
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| type Aes: Aes128Gcm; |
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Adding this required associated type breaks the existing JedisctConfig implementation in footprint/handshakes/src/lib.rs, which still defines only Hkdf, CertParser, Ed25519, and Rsa. Consequently the explicit krabitls_jedisct builds in .github/workflows/footprint.yml fail with a missing ClientConfig::Aes implementation whenever cipher-aes is enabled; add the bundled AES type to that config as part of this API change.
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In `@krabitls/src/dtls/stream.rs`:
- Around line 26-37: Adjust the DtlsStream implementation target for the
ChaCha-only configuration: when cipher-aes is disabled, define the impl for
DtlsStream<T> with only T and remove the undeclared A parameter; retain the
existing DtlsStream<T, A> form for cipher-aes builds.
In `@krabitls/tests/custom_client_auth.rs`:
- Around line 7-9: Update the capacity assertion near the client-auth buffer
check to require MAX_CLIENT_SIG_LEN >= 112, and revise the related test setup
around the caller-supplied signer to construct a 104-byte P-384 DER-sized
signature so the larger capacity requirement is exercised.
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| pub struct DtlsStream< | ||
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| #[cfg(feature = "cipher-aes")] A: Aes128Gcm = aes_gcm::Aes128Gcm, | ||
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| #[cfg(feature = "cipher-aes")] | ||
| client: DtlsClient<crate::aead::Aes128GcmSha256<A>>, | ||
| #[cfg(all(not(feature = "cipher-aes"), feature = "chacha20"))] | ||
| client: DtlsClient<FacadeSuite>, | ||
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| impl<T: DatagramTransport, #[cfg(feature = "cipher-aes")] A: Aes128Gcm> DtlsStream<T, A> { |
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struct Aes128GcmSha256<A>(core::marker::PhantomData<A>);
struct ChaCha20Poly1305Sha256;
struct DtlsClient<S>(core::marker::PhantomData<S>);
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struct DtlsStream<
T: DatagramTransport,
#[cfg(feature = "cipher-aes")] A: Aes128Gcm = Aes128Gcm,
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#[cfg(feature = "cipher-aes")]
client: DtlsClient<Aes128GcmSha256<A>>,
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Fix the ChaCha-only DtlsStream implementation.
When cipher-aes is disabled, A is removed from both generic parameter lists. The impl still targets DtlsStream<T, A>, which causes an undeclared type error and supplies two generic arguments to a one-parameter struct. Add a ChaCha-only impl<T: DatagramTransport> DtlsStream<T> block, or conditionally adjust the impl target.
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In `@krabitls/src/dtls/stream.rs` around lines 26 - 37, Adjust the DtlsStream
implementation target for the ChaCha-only configuration: when cipher-aes is
disabled, define the impl for DtlsStream<T> with only T and remove the
undeclared A parameter; retain the existing DtlsStream<T, A> form for cipher-aes
builds.
| // The client-auth buffer is always ≥112 (no feature gate), so a DER P-256 ECDSA | ||
| // signature (≤72 B) from a caller-supplied signer always fits. | ||
| const _: () = assert!(MAX_CLIENT_SIG_LEN >= 72); |
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Test the P-384 capacity requirement.
Line 9 only asserts a 72-byte P-256 signature. A regression below 112 bytes will still pass this test. Assert MAX_CLIENT_SIG_LEN >= 112 and construct a 104-byte P-384 DER-sized signature.
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In `@krabitls/tests/custom_client_auth.rs` around lines 7 - 9, Update the capacity
assertion near the client-auth buffer check to require MAX_CLIENT_SIG_LEN >=
112, and revise the related test setup around the caller-supplied signer to
construct a 104-byte P-384 DER-sized signature so the larger capacity
requirement is exercised.
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R1 of the hardware-crypto release integration: expose the three hardware-offload seams as plain API generality (RustCrypto default), dropping the prototyping feature flags so a hardware backend drops in by type with no cargo features to toggle.
Seams (de-featured)
ClientConfig::Aescipher-aes(not a new flag).Aes128GcmSha256<C = aes_gcm::Aes128Gcm>defaults, so the default build monomorphizes identically. Droppedcustom-aes. Threaded through TLS + DTLS.ClientAuthMAX_CLIENT_SIG_LENalways ≥112 (fits a DER P-384 sig), so a caller-supplied ECDSA/HSM signer works with no gate. Droppedclient-auth-ecdsa. Cost: +48 B transient buffer on ed25519-only client-auth builds.ClientConfig::HkdfHkdfSha256re-export shipped earlier. No change here.No new cargo features. Two removed (
custom-aes,client-auth-ecdsa).Why 0.6
Breaking:
ClientConfiggains a required associatedAes(associated-type defaults are unstable).DefaultConfig/TlsStream::connectusers are unaffected; externalClientConfigimpls addtype Aes = aes_gcm::Aes128Gcm.Also fixed
The ChaCha-only (no-
cipher-aes) build the seam branch had broken:NegotiatedSuite's AES type parameter is nowcipher-aes-gated, and the ServerHello parse + key schedule is factored into a sharednegotiate_hsprelude so the AES and ChaCha dispatchers stay DRY. Verified building/testing across default, chacha-only(+kx), dtls, ecdsa, rsa, and all-features.Consumer
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v0.6.0-alpha.1sohardware-crypto-priv-rscan pin krabitls and implement the three backends (Aes128Gcm,HkdfSha256,ClientAuth) against a stable API. Note for a published release: still gated on the sibling accelerator crates (modmath 0.7 / krabiecdsa 0.8 / rsa 0.6 / ed25519 0.7) graduating from alpha — that's the follow-up (R2).Summary by Sourcery
Expose stable type-level seams for hardware-backed AES-GCM and client authentication while preserving default behavior and repairing ChaCha-only builds.
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