Re: authenticated file systems using HMAC(SHA256)

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On 08/04/2020 13:17, Johannes Thumshirn wrote:
>> Also I'm curious if it could use blake2b as an option? It's a bit
>> faster I guess.
> Probably yes, I haven't researched if blake2b can be used in a HMAC
> context, but from what I can see there should be no problem. SHA-256 was
> chooses because SUSE Product Management needed SHA for their use-case.
> 
> If there is still interest in this work I can re-base my branches [1][2]
> and add blake2b as well, this/should/  be trivially done.

So I've re-based my kernel and btrfs-progs branches and saw that David 
added support for libgcrypt and libsodium as optional crypto 
implementations (awesome btw, thanks David!).

I've provided a libsodium based hmac(sha256) version in progs as well 
now. But a hmac(blake2b) is neither implemented in libgcrypt nor in 
libsodium and I think we don't want to roll our own crypto in btrfs-progs.




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