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hmac_sha256

Minimal HMAC-SHA256 implementation in C / C++

This repository provides minimal HMAC-Sha256 code you can copy into your own projects. The hmac_sha256 function looks like this:

size_t // Returns the number of bytes written to `out`
hmac_sha256(
    // [in]: The key and its length.
    //      Should be at least 32 bytes long for optimal security.
    const void* key, const size_t keylen,

    // [in]: The data to hash alongside the key.
    const void* data, const size_t datalen,

    // [out]: The output hash.
    //      Should be 32 bytes long. If it's less than 32 bytes,
    //      the resulting hash will be truncated to the specified length.
    void* out, const size_t outlen
);

Contributing

All contributions are welcome, feature requests, or issues. I aim to tailor this code not only for myself, but for other's use cases too.

Usage Example (C++)

79a57d2a85/examples/simple_example.cpp (L13-L26)

Sha256 Implementation

Big thank you to WjCryptLib for providing the Sha256 implementation of which this project is based off. If you need more public domain cryptographic functions in C (sha, aes, md5), check them out.