Class

OfficeOpenPgpKeySet

OfficeIMO.Security

Namespace: OfficeIMO.Security
Assembly: OfficeIMO.Core
Source revision: ac7e6e1bad8a with working tree changes
Source: IOfficeOpenPgpProvider.cs:14
Modifiers: sealed

Keys supplied by the caller for one OpenPGP operation. OpenPGP providers never read a user keyring, agent, or key server on their own; only the key material in this set is used.

Inheritance

object
OfficeOpenPgpKeySet

Usage

Explore 3 API references to this type

This type appears in these public API surfaces even when no hand-authored example is attached directly to the page.

Accepted by parameters 3

Method IOfficeOpenPgpProvider.OpenMessage parameter keys
Method IOfficeOpenPgpProvider.VerifyCleartext parameter keys
Method IOfficeOpenPgpProvider.VerifyDetached parameter keys

Constructors

public OfficeOpenPgpKeySet(IEnumerable<byte[]>? publicKeys = null, IEnumerable<byte[]>? secretKeys = null, Func<string, char[]?>? passphraseProvider = null)

IOfficeOpenPgpProvider.cs:14

Creates a key set.

Parameters

publicKeys System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<byte[]>? = null optional: Transferable public keys, binary or ASCII-armored. One buffer may hold several keys.
secretKeys System.Collections.Generic.IEnumerable<byte[]>? = null optional: Transferable secret keys, binary or ASCII-armored, used for decryption.
passphraseProvider System.Func<string, char[]?>? = null optional: Returns the passphrase for a secret key, identified by its 16-hex-digit key ID, or null when none is available.

Inherited Methods

Properties

public IReadOnlyList<byte[]> PublicKeys { get; } #

IOfficeOpenPgpProvider.cs:24

Transferable public keys.

public IReadOnlyList<byte[]> SecretKeys { get; } #

IOfficeOpenPgpProvider.cs:27

Transferable secret keys.

public Func<string, char[]?>? PassphraseProvider { get; } #

IOfficeOpenPgpProvider.cs:30

Passphrase callback keyed by 16-hex-digit key ID.