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/mcuboot-latest/boot/cypress/BlinkyApp/
DBlinkyApp.mk115 SIGN_ARGS += --encrypt ../../$(ENC_KEY_FILE).pem
/mcuboot-latest/boot/mbed/
Dmcuboot_imgtool.cmake36 …set(MCUBOOT_ENCRYPTION_KEY "" CACHE STRING "Path to key file (.pem) used to encrypt firmware updat…
43 …message(FATAL_ERROR "Since mcuboot.encrypt-rsa is enabled, you must specify the path to a valid im…
79 set(IMGTOOL_EXTRA_ARGS --encrypt ${MCUBOOT_ENCRYPTION_KEY_ABSPATH})
/mcuboot-latest/scripts/imgtool/
Dmain.py448 endian, encrypt_keylen, encrypt, compression, infile, outfile, argument
469 enckey = load_key(encrypt) if encrypt else None
Dimage.py672 cipherkey = enckey._get_public().encrypt(
/mcuboot-latest/docs/
Dimgtool.md126 --encrypt-keylen [128|256] When encrypting the image using AES, select
128 -E, --encrypt filename Encrypt image using the provided public key.
Dreadme-espressif.md452 When enabling the Flash Encryption, the user can encrypt the content either using a **device
499 Encryption, encrypt the flash content including bootloader and image slots, burn the eFuses that no
595 The **first boot** will encrypt the flash content using the host key burned in the eFuse instead
/mcuboot-latest/ext/tinycrypt/documentation/
Dtinycrypt.rst164 * The AES-CTR mode limits the size of a data message they encrypt to 2^32
165 blocks. If you need to encrypt larger data sets, your application would