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S7-PLC_SHA256
SHA256 encryption FC for Siemens PLC S7-1200 and S7-1500
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S7-PLC_SHA256
SHA256 encryption FC for Siemens PLC S7-1200 and S7-1500
SHA, which stands for secure hash algorithm, is a cryptographic hashing algorithm used to determine the integrity of a particular piece of data. SHA256 has become a successor to that of SHA1 because it is currently much more resistant to collision attacks, as it is able to generate a longer hash which is harder to break.
The hashing is a one-way method making it almost impossible to decrypt. This in turn means that SHA256 is ideal for challenge hash authentication, finger-printing, password validation, digital signatures, uniquely identifying files, and as checksums to detect accidental data corruption.
depending on the input "inputmode" different inputformats are used
-1 Message is used as Bytes
-2 Message is used as Stringdepending on the input "outputmode" different outputformats are available
-1 The digest ouput is the final hash value as bytes of H0 - H7 (Array [0..31] of Byte)
-2 The hexdigest output is the final hash value as a hexadecimal string of H0 - H7 (64 bytes string)
-3 Both 1 and 2steps:
-Step 00: Initialize variables H0 - H7
-Step 01: Set constants
-Step 02: Convert and save message in data as Bytes
-Step 03: Calculate number of chunks and append padding Bits
-Step 04: Append 64 Bit containg the original message length in Bits
-FOR every chunk do Step 05 - Step 09:
-Step 05: Break the chunk into 16 DWords
-Step 06: Extend chunk to 64 DWords
-Step 07: Initialize variables A - H
-Step 08: Do some bitwise operations on the 64 chunk DWords
-Step 09: Save the chunk's hash to result for the next chunk
-Step 10: Produce "digest"
-Step 11: Produce "hexdigest"