Python compute_mac Examples

Example #1

File: tokens_test.py Project: onecityuni/luci-py

 def test_compute_mac(self):
     # Different data -> different MACs.
     # Also boundaries between data strings matter.
     macs = (
         tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret', []),
         tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret', ['']),
         tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret', ['', '']),
         tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret', ['\x00']),
         tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret', ['a', 'b']),
         tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret', ['ab']),
         tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret', ['0' * 10]),
         tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret', ['0'] + 10 * ['']),
     )
     self.assertTrue(len(set(macs)) == len(macs))

Example #2

File: tokens_test.py Project: rmistry/luci-py

 def test_compute_mac(self):
   # Different data -> different MACs.
   # Also boundaries between data strings matter.
   macs = (
     tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret', []),
     tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret', ['']),
     tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret', ['', '']),
     tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret', ['\x00']),
     tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret', ['a', 'b']),
     tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret', ['ab']),
     tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret', ['0' * 10]),
     tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret', ['0'] + 10 * ['']),
   )
   self.assertTrue(len(set(macs)) == len(macs))

Example #3

File: tokens_test.py Project: misscache/luci-py

 def test_compute_mac(self):
     # Different data -> different MACs.
     # Also boundaries between data strings matter.
     macs = (
         tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, "secret", []),
         tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, "secret", [""]),
         tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, "secret", ["", ""]),
         tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, "secret", ["\x00"]),
         tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, "secret", ["a", "b"]),
         tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, "secret", ["ab"]),
         tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, "secret", ["0" * 10]),
         tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, "secret", ["0"] + 10 * [""]),
     )
     self.assertTrue(len(set(macs)) == len(macs))

Example #4

File: tokens_test.py Project: onecityuni/luci-py

 def test_compute_mac_uses_secret(self):
     # Different secrets -> different MACs.
     mac1 = tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret1', ['a', 'b'])
     mac2 = tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret2', ['a', 'b'])
     self.assertNotEqual(mac1, mac2)

Example #5

File: tokens_test.py Project: onecityuni/luci-py

 def test_compute_mac_length(self):
     self.assertEqual(tokens.MAC_ALGOS[self.algo][1],
                      len(tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret', ['a'])))

Example #6

File: tokens_test.py Project: rmistry/luci-py

 def test_compute_mac_uses_secret(self):
   # Different secrets -> different MACs.
   mac1 = tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret1', ['a', 'b'])
   mac2 = tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret2', ['a', 'b'])
   self.assertNotEqual(mac1, mac2)

Example #7

File: tokens_test.py Project: rmistry/luci-py

 def test_compute_mac_length(self):
   self.assertEqual(
       tokens.MAC_ALGOS[self.algo][1],
       len(tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, 'secret', ['a'])))

Example #8

File: tokens_test.py Project: misscache/luci-py

 def test_compute_mac_uses_secret(self):
     # Different secrets -> different MACs.
     mac1 = tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, "secret1", ["a", "b"])
     mac2 = tokens.compute_mac(self.algo, "secret2", ["a", "b"])
     self.assertNotEqual(mac1, mac2)