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Projects Cryptographic Algorithm Validation Program

Cryptographic Algorithm Validation Program CAVP

Implementation Name
WatchDox CryptoModule
Description
The WatchDox Crypto Module provides the services necessary to support the cryptographic features and functions of the WatchDox Secure File Sharing services and products.
Version
1.0
Type
SOFTWARE
Vendor
WatchDox, Inc.
299 S California Ave.
Palo Alto, CA 94306
USA
Contacts
Adi Ruppin
adi@watchdox.com
800-209-1688

AES 2623

   First Validated: 9/11/2013
Operating Environment Algorithm Capabilities
Android 4.1 on ARM Cortex A9 AES-CBC Expand
Apple iOS 6.1 on ARMv7 AES-CBC Expand
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 on Intel Xeon without AES-NI AES-CBC Expand
Windows 7 32-bit on Intel Core (x64) with AES-NI AES-CBC Expand
Android 4.1 on ARM Cortex A9 AES-CCM Expand
Apple iOS 6.1 on ARMv7 AES-CCM Expand
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 on Intel Xeon without AES-NI AES-CCM Expand
Windows 7 32-bit on Intel Core (x64) with AES-NI AES-CCM Expand
Android 4.1 on ARM Cortex A9 AES-CFB1 Expand
Apple iOS 6.1 on ARMv7 AES-CFB1 Expand
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 on Intel Xeon without AES-NI AES-CFB1 Expand
Windows 7 32-bit on Intel Core (x64) with AES-NI AES-CFB1 Expand
Android 4.1 on ARM Cortex A9 AES-CFB128 Expand
Apple iOS 6.1 on ARMv7 AES-CFB128 Expand
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 on Intel Xeon without AES-NI AES-CFB128 Expand
Windows 7 32-bit on Intel Core (x64) with AES-NI AES-CFB128 Expand
Android 4.1 on ARM Cortex A9 AES-CFB8 Expand
Apple iOS 6.1 on ARMv7 AES-CFB8 Expand
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 on Intel Xeon without AES-NI AES-CFB8 Expand
Windows 7 32-bit on Intel Core (x64) with AES-NI AES-CFB8 Expand
Android 4.1 on ARM Cortex A9 AES-CMAC Expand
Apple iOS 6.1 on ARMv7 AES-CMAC Expand
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 on Intel Xeon without AES-NI AES-CMAC Expand
Windows 7 32-bit on Intel Core (x64) with AES-NI AES-CMAC Expand
Android 4.1 on ARM Cortex A9 AES-CTR Expand
Apple iOS 6.1 on ARMv7 AES-CTR Expand
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 on Intel Xeon without AES-NI AES-CTR Expand
Windows 7 32-bit on Intel Core (x64) with AES-NI AES-CTR Expand
Android 4.1 on ARM Cortex A9 AES-ECB Expand
Apple iOS 6.1 on ARMv7 AES-ECB Expand
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 on Intel Xeon without AES-NI AES-ECB Expand
Windows 7 32-bit on Intel Core (x64) with AES-NI AES-ECB Expand
Android 4.1 on ARM Cortex A9 AES-GCM Expand
Apple iOS 6.1 on ARMv7 AES-GCM Expand
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 on Intel Xeon without AES-NI AES-GCM Expand
Windows 7 32-bit on Intel Core (x64) with AES-NI AES-GCM Expand
Android 4.1 on ARM Cortex A9 AES-OFB Expand
Apple iOS 6.1 on ARMv7 AES-OFB Expand
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 on Intel Xeon without AES-NI AES-OFB Expand
Windows 7 32-bit on Intel Core (x64) with AES-NI AES-OFB Expand
Android 4.1 on ARM Cortex A9 AES-XTS Expand
Android 4.1 on ARM Cortex A9 AES-XTS Expand
Apple iOS 6.1 on ARMv7 AES-XTS Expand
Apple iOS 6.1 on ARMv7 AES-XTS Expand
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 on Intel Xeon without AES-NI AES-XTS Expand
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 on Intel Xeon without AES-NI AES-XTS Expand
Windows 7 32-bit on Intel Core (x64) with AES-NI AES-XTS Expand
Windows 7 32-bit on Intel Core (x64) with AES-NI AES-XTS Expand

Created October 05, 2016, Updated March 07, 2024