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1 | var assert = require('assert'), |
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10 | KeyDerivation.compute = function(pw, salt, iterations) { |
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11 | iterations = iterations || this.defaultIterations; |
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12 | assert(pw instanceof Buffer, 'Password must be provided as a Buffer'); |
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13 | assert(salt instanceof Buffer, 'Salt must be provided as a Buffer'); |
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14 | assert(salt.length > 0, 'Salt must not be empty'); |
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15 | assert(typeof iterations === 'number', 'Iterations must be a number'); |
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16 | assert(iterations > 0, 'Iteration count should be at least 1'); |
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18 | if (salt.length > 0x80) { |
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19 | throw new Error('Sanity check: Invalid salt, length can never be greater than 128'); |
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20 | } |
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22 | return pbkdf2Sha512.digest(pw, salt, iterations, this.keySizeBits / 8); |
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23 | }; |
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