Class: Crypt_HMAC2

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Crypt_HMAC2 class

Example usage: $key = str_repeat("\xaa", 20); // insecure key only for example $data = "Hello World!"; $hmac = new Crypt_HMAC2($key, 'SHA256'); $hmacHash = $hmac->hash($data);

Supported hashing algorithms are limited by your PHP version access to the hash, mhash extensions and supported native functions like md5() and sha1().

To obtain raw binary output, set the optional second parameter of Crypt_HMAC2::hash() to Crypt_HMAC2::BINARY.

$hmacRawHash = $hmac->hash($data, Crypt_HMAC2::BINARY);

$_hashAlgorithm =  'md5'

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Hashing algorithm; can be the md5/sha1 functions or any algorithm name listed in the output of PHP 5.1.2+ hash_algos().

$_hashPackFormats = array(
        'md5'        => 'H32',
        'sha1'       => 'H40'
    )

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List of hash pack formats for each hashing algorithm supported.

Only required when hash or mhash are not available, and we are using either md5() or sha1().

$_key =  null

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The key to use for the hash

$_packFormat =  null

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pack() format to be used for current hashing method

$_supportedHashNativeFunctions = array(
        'md5',
        'sha1',
    )

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Supported direct hashing functions in PHP

$_supportedMhashAlgorithms = array('adler32',' crc32', 'crc32b', 'gost', 
            'haval128', 'haval160', 'haval192', 'haval256', 'md4', 'md5', 'ripemd160', 
            'sha1', 'sha256', 'tiger', 'tiger128', 'tiger160')

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List of algorithms supported my mhash()

__construct (Constructor)   [line 141]

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getHashAlgorithm   [line 223]

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getKey   [line 172]

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hash   [line 235]

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setHashAlgorithm   [line 192]

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setKey   [line 157]

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_digest   [line 292]

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_getMhashDefinition   [line 275]

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