* Fix include.am missing line
* Fix macros
* Add "static" keyword where needed
* Make compatible with MSP430 GCC
* Add MSP430 GCC Makefile
* Fix watchdog issue with GCC, also fixes IAR when large data model is
used
* Fix comment style
* Fix typo in RNG (makes it ever so slightly more random)
* Add example output to README
Allow Chachac20-Poly1305 to take an empty msg.
Allow AES-SIV to have an empty nonce.
Don't allow the length to be malleable. Must use the smallest number of
bytes to represent value.
ECDSA and DSA signature values are positive.
Add Sha512-224 and Sha512-256 OIDs.
ASN template - ensure the ECDSA/DSA signature uses all data.
Curve25519/Curve448 - WOLFSSL_ECDHX_SHARED_NOT_ZERO means shared secret
can't be 0.
Curve25519/Curve448 - check public value is less than order.
ECC - x or y may be zero but not both.
Ed25519/Ed448 - check S is less than order.
Ed448 - ge_p3_dbl can be simplified for ASM.
Prime check (integer.c/tfm.c/sp_int.c): Don't allow negative values and
make sure random candidate doesn't have bits higher than those in a set
when bits not a multiple of 8.
RSA: support Sha512-224 and Sha512-256.
RSA: Fix check for invalid in decryption. Affects plaintexts 256 bytes
and longer.
RSA: Don't allow base be larger than modulus.
RSA: Check small ciphertext (1 or 0) on decrypt when not using OAEP.
RSA: WOLFSSL_RSA_DECRYPT_TO_0_LEN allows decrypted value to be 0.
SP math all: fix div to handle large a and d when checking size of
remainder.
SP math all: set sign of result in sp_mod_2d()
Added a test for the TLSv1.3 KDF to the wolfcrypt test. It uses 6
different test cases from the CAVP tests. A set of 8 session keys are
generated using multiple exporters.
Prior to this commit, this function used XMKTIME (mktime) to convert the
passed in WOLFSSL_ASN1_TIMEs to Unix timestamps. On platforms where time_t is
32 bits long, times after the year 2038 can't be represented with this type. To
fix this, we need to not use XMKTIME. With this commit, the static function
time2epoch is added to ssl.c, which uses the date time information to compute
seconds since the Unix epoch without the use of mktime. It returns the seconds
as a long long. This is sufficient to make the function work for years > 2038 on
the platform of the user who discovered this problem in the first place (Yocto
Linux on ARMv7).
