Uses of Package
gnu.crypto.keyring

Packages that use gnu.crypto.keyring

gnu.crypto.keyring

Provides a basic API for managing private and public authentication credentials stored in file objects.

Classes in gnu.crypto.keyring used by gnu.crypto.keyring

AuthenticatedEntry

BaseKeyring

BinaryDataEntry
A binary data entry is a primitive entry that simply contains some amount of arbitrary binary data and an optional content type.

CertificateEntry
An immutable class representing a trusted certificate entry.

CertPathEntry
A primitive entry that contains a path of X.509 certificates.

CompressedEntry

EncryptedEntry

Entry
An immutable class representing a single entry in a keyring.

EnvelopeEntry
An envelope entry is a generic container for some number of primitive and other envelope entries.

IKeyring
The top-level interface to a keyring: a file that is used to store and protect public and private cryptographic keys.

IPrivateKeyring
An interface to private, or "personal", keyrings, which contain private credentials.

IPublicKeyring
An interface for keyrings that contain trusted (by the owner) public credentials (incl. certificates).

MalformedKeyringException

MaskableEnvelopeEntry
An envelope entry that can be "masked" -- placed in a state where the envelope's contents cannot be accessed, due to the envelope not being fully decoded, for example.

PasswordAuthenticatedEntry
An entry authenticated with a password-based MAC.

PasswordEncryptedEntry
An envelope that is encrypted with a password-derived key.

PasswordProtectedEntry

PrimitiveEntry
A primitive entry is an entry that contains a single cryptographic entity.

PrivateKeyEntry
An immutable class representing a private or secret key entry.

Properties
A set of (name => value) pairs used in keyring entries.

PublicKeyEntry