Lines Matching refs:key
125 # We need to avoid existing volatile key IDs. Normally there aren't any
128 # volatile key during initialization for its own use. At the time of
131 # Pick a key id that's in the middle of the volatile key ID range.
133 # volatile key IDs are assigned starting with the lowest value, and when
134 # MBEDTLS_PSA_KEY_STORE_DYNAMIC is disabled and volatile key IDs are assigned
142 Create failure: read-only key
146 Create failure: invalid location for a persistent key
150 Create failure: invalid location for a volatile key
154 Create failure: invalid key id (0) for a persistent key
158 Create failure: invalid key id (1) for a volatile key
161 Create failure: invalid key id (random seed UID)
165 Create failure: invalid key id (reserved range)
169 Create failure: invalid key id (implementation range)
248 # Eviction from a key slot to be able to import a new persistent key.
249 Key slot eviction to import a new persistent key
252 # Eviction from a key slot to be able to import a new volatile key.
253 Key slot eviction to import a new volatile key
256 # Check that non reusable key slots are not deleted/overwritten in case of key
258 # . An attempt to access a persistent key while all RAM key slots are occupied
259 # by volatile keys fails and does not lead to volatile key data to be
261 # . With all key slot in use with one containing a persistent key, an attempt
262 # to copy the persistent key fails (the persistent key slot cannot be
263 # reclaimed as it is accessed by the copy process) without the persistent key
264 # data and volatile key data being spoiled.
265 Non reusable key slots integrity in case of key slot starvation