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ItemKeyRecord

Struct ItemKeyRecord 

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pub struct ItemKeyRecord {
Show 27 fields pub key_class: u32, pub print_name: Vec<u8>, pub alias: Vec<u8>, pub permanent: bool, pub private: bool, pub modifiable: bool, pub label: [u8; 20], pub application_tag: Vec<u8>, pub key_creator: Vec<u8>, pub key_type: u32, pub key_size_in_bits: u32, pub effective_key_size: u32, pub start_date: Vec<u8>, pub end_date: Vec<u8>, pub sensitive: bool, pub always_sensitive: bool, pub extractable: bool, pub never_extractable: bool, pub encrypt: bool, pub decrypt: bool, pub derive: bool, pub sign: bool, pub verify: bool, pub sign_recover: bool, pub verify_recover: bool, pub wrap: bool, pub unwrap: bool,
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The attribute set of the symmetric key that protects one item.

Every field here holds the value macOS writes for an item key. Two are worth pointing out because they look wrong:

  • key_class is 17, the symmetric-key relation id, not a CSSM_KEYCLASS constant.
  • print_name is the 20-byte ssgp label rather than a readable name.

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§key_class: u32§print_name: Vec<u8>§alias: Vec<u8>§permanent: bool§private: bool§modifiable: bool§label: [u8; 20]

The label shared with the item’s ssgp payload; how the two are linked.

§application_tag: Vec<u8>§key_creator: Vec<u8>

The CSP that created the key, as a braced GUID string with a terminator.

§key_type: u32

CSSM_ALGID_3DES_3KEY_EDE.

§key_size_in_bits: u32§effective_key_size: u32§start_date: Vec<u8>

Eight zero bytes for “unset”, stored as a blob rather than a date.

§end_date: Vec<u8>§sensitive: bool§always_sensitive: bool§extractable: bool§never_extractable: bool§encrypt: bool§decrypt: bool§derive: bool§sign: bool§verify: bool§sign_recover: bool§verify_recover: bool§wrap: bool§unwrap: bool

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impl ItemKeyRecord

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pub fn for_item_key(label: [u8; 20]) -> Self

The record macOS writes for the key of a password item.

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pub fn to_attributes(&self, relation: &Relation) -> Vec<Option<Value>>

Lower into the relation’s attribute order.

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impl Clone for ItemKeyRecord

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fn clone(&self) -> ItemKeyRecord

Returns a duplicate of the value. Read more
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fn clone_from(&mut self, source: &Self)

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more
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impl Debug for ItemKeyRecord

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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