oc_pki.h File Reference

#include <stddef.h>

Enumerations
enum	oc_sp_types_t { OC_SP_BASELINE = 1 << 1, OC_SP_BLACK = 1 << 2, OC_SP_BLUE = 1 << 3, OC_SP_PURPLE = 1 << 4 }
	OCF defined security profiles. More...

Functions
int	oc_pki_add_mfg_cert (size_t device, const unsigned char *cert, size_t cert_size, const unsigned char *key, size_t key_size)
	Add the manufactures PKI identity certificate. More...
int	oc_pki_add_mfg_intermediate_cert (size_t device, int credid, const unsigned char *cert, size_t cert_size)
	Add an intermediate manufacture CA certificate. More...
int	oc_pki_add_mfg_trust_anchor (size_t device, const unsigned char *cert, size_t cert_size)
	Add manufacture trust anchor CA. More...
int	oc_pki_add_trust_anchor (size_t device, const unsigned char *cert, size_t cert_size)
	Add trust anchor CA. More...
void	oc_pki_set_security_profile (size_t device, oc_sp_types_t supported_profiles, oc_sp_types_t current_profile, int mfg_credid)
	Set the OCF Security Profile. More...

Detailed Description

OCF public key infrastructure (PKI) functions

Collection of functions used to add public key infrastructure (PKI) support to devices.

Enumeration Type Documentation

oc_sp_types_t

enum oc_sp_types_t

OCF defined security profiles.

Security Profiles differentiate devices based on requirements from different verticals such as industrial, health care, or smart home.

See oc_pki_set_security_profile() for a description of the each of the security profiles or reference the security profiles section of the OCF Security Specification.

Enumerator
OC_SP_BASELINE	The OCF Baseline Security Profile.
OC_SP_BLACK	The OCF Black Security Profile.
OC_SP_BLUE	The OCF Blue Security Profile.
OC_SP_PURPLE	The OCF Purple Security Profile.

Function Documentation

oc_pki_add_mfg_cert()

int oc_pki_add_mfg_cert	(	size_t	device,
		const unsigned char *	cert,
		size_t	cert_size,
		const unsigned char *	key,
		size_t	key_size
	)

Add the manufactures PKI identity certificate.

Parameters

[in]	device	index of the logical device the identity certificate belongs to
[in]	cert	pointer to a string containing a PEM encoded identity certificate
[in]	cert_size	the size of the cert string
[in]	key	the PEM encoded private key associated with this certificate
[in]	key_size	the size of the key string

Returns

• the credential ID of the /oic/sec/cred entry containing the certificate chain
• -1 on failure

oc_pki_add_mfg_intermediate_cert()

int oc_pki_add_mfg_intermediate_cert	(	size_t	device,
		int	credid,
		const unsigned char *	cert,
		size_t	cert_size
	)

Add an intermediate manufacture CA certificate.

Parameters

[in]	device	index of the logical device the certificate chain belongs to
[in]	credid	the credential ID of the /oic/sec/cred entry containing the end-entity certificate
[in]	cert	pointer to a string containing a PEM encoded certificate
[in]	cert_size	the size of the cert string

Returns

• the credential ID of the /oic/sec/cred entry containing the certificate chain
• -1 on failure

oc_pki_add_mfg_trust_anchor()

int oc_pki_add_mfg_trust_anchor	(	size_t	device,
		const unsigned char *	cert,
		size_t	cert_size
	)

Add manufacture trust anchor CA.

Parameters

[in]	device	index of the logical device the trust anchor CA belongs to
[in]	cert	pointer to a string containing a PEM encoded certificate
[in]	cert_size	the size of the cert string

Returns

• the credential ID of the /oic/sec/cred entry containing the certificate chain
• -1 on failure

oc_pki_add_trust_anchor()

int oc_pki_add_trust_anchor	(	size_t	device,
		const unsigned char *	cert,
		size_t	cert_size
	)

Add trust anchor CA.

Parameters

[in]	device	index of the logical device the trust anchor CA belongs to
[in]	cert	pointer to a string containing a PEM encoded certificate
[in]	cert_size	the size of the cert strung

Returns

• the credential ID of the /oic/sec/cred entry containing the certificate chain
• -1 on failure

oc_pki_set_security_profile()

void oc_pki_set_security_profile	(	size_t	device,
		oc_sp_types_t	supported_profiles,
		oc_sp_types_t	current_profile,
		int	mfg_credid
	)

Set the OCF Security Profile.

The OCF Security Specification defines several Security Profiles that can be selected based on the security requirements of different verticals such as such as industrial, health care, or smart home.

There are currently five types of Security Profiles specified by OCF.

Following, is a non-exhaustive summary of each Security Profile type. For more details see OCF Security Specification section regarding Security Profiles.

1. Unspecified or 0
   • reserved for future use.
2. OC_SP_BASELINE Baseline: indicates the OCF device satisfies normative security requirements as specified by the OCF Security Specification. Baseline Security Profile is the default security profile if no other profile is provided.
3. OC_SP_BLACK Black: healthcare and industrial devices with additional security requirements are the initial target for the Black Security Profile. Black Security Profile is for edge devices with exceptional profiles of trust bestowed upon them. Black Security Profile must support the following
   • The device satisfies all normative security requirements
   • Onboarding via OCF Rooted Certificate Chain, including PKI chain validation
   • Support for AES 128 encryption for data at rest and in transit
   • Manufacturer assertion of secure credential storage
   • Resource should contain credential(s) if required by the selected OTM
   • The OCF Device shall include an X.509v3 certificate and the extension's 'securityProfile' field shall specify it is an OCF Black Security Profile
4. OC_SP_BLUE Blue: indicates the OCF device has been issued a certificate authority from OCF. The Blue Security Profile is for an ecosystem where platform vendors may be using devices from a different vendor. The Blue profile gives a way to assure quality devices on a different vendors platform. Blue Security Profile must support the following
   • The device satisfies all normative security requirements
   • Vender attestation that the device satisfies platform security and privacy functionality requirements.
   • The device is registered with OCF.
   • The Security Profile may be digitally signed by an OCF owner signing key.
   • The OCF Device shall include an X.509v3 certificate and the extension's 'securityProfile' field shall specify it is an OCF Blue Security Profile
   • The OCF Device shall include an X.509v3 OCF CPL Attributes Extension in its certificate.
   • The device shall perform a check on the certification status of the device and platform.
   • The device shall be hosted on a secure platform.
   • The device shall use AES128 equivalent or better protection for transmitted and stored data.
5. OC_SP_PURPLE Purple: indicates the device shall be able to update its firmware in a secure manner. Purple Security Profile must support the following:
   • Secure credential storage
   • Software integrity validation
   • Secure update
   • If a certificate is used the OCF Device shall include an X.509v3 certificate and the extension's 'securityProfile' field shall specify it is an OCF Purple Security Profile.
   • If a certificate is used the OCF Device shall include an X.509v3 OCFCPLAttributes Extension in its End-Entity Certificate when manufacturer certificate is used.

Parameters

[in]	device	index of the logical device the security profile is be set on
[in]	supported_profiles	a bitwise OR list of oc_sp_types_t that are supported by the device. The current_profile value may be changed to one of the other supported_profiles during the onboarding process.
[in]	current_profile	the currently selected security profile
[in]	mfg_credid	the credential ID of the /oic/sec/cred entry containing the manufactures end-entity certificate