Unwrap a key with AES-NO-PAD using CloudHSM CLI - AWS CloudHSM

Unwrap a key with AES-NO-PAD using CloudHSM CLI

Use the key unwrap aes-no-pad command in CloudHSM CLI to unwrap a payload key into the AWS CloudHSM cluster using the AES wrapping key and the AES-NO-PAD unwrapping mechanism.

Unwrapped keys can be used in the same ways as the keys generated by AWS CloudHSM. To indicate that they were not generated locally, their local attribute is set to false.

To use the key unwrap aes-no-pad command, you must have the AES wrapping key in your AWS CloudHSM cluster, and its unwrap attribute must be set to true.

User type

The following types of users can run this command.

  • Crypto users (CUs)

Requirements

  • To run this command, you must be logged in as a CU.

Syntax

aws-cloudhsm > help key unwrap aes-no-pad Usage: key unwrap aes-no-pad [OPTIONS] --filter [<FILTER>...] --key-type-class <KEY_TYPE_CLASS> --label <LABEL> <--data-path <DATA_PATH>|--data <DATA>> Options: --cluster-id <CLUSTER_ID> Unique Id to choose which of the clusters in the config file to run the operation against. If not provided, will fall back to the value provided when interactive mode was started, or error --filter [<FILTER>...] Key reference (e.g. key-reference=0xabc) or space separated list of key attributes in the form of attr.KEY_ATTRIBUTE_NAME=KEY_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE to select a key to unwrap with --data-path <DATA_PATH> Path to the binary file containing the wrapped key data --data <DATA> Base64 encoded wrapped key data --attributes [<UNWRAPPED_KEY_ATTRIBUTES>...] Space separated list of key attributes in the form of KEY_ATTRIBUTE_NAME=KEY_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE for the unwrapped key --key-type-class <KEY_TYPE_CLASS> Key type and class of wrapped key [possible values: aes, des3, ec-private, generic-secret, rsa-private] --label <LABEL> Label for the unwrapped key --session Creates a session key that exists only in the current session. The key cannot be recovered after the session ends -h, --help Print help

Examples

These examples show how to use the key unwrap aes-no-pad command using an AES key with the unwrap attribute value set to true.

Example: Unwrap a payload key from Base64 encoded wrapped key data
aws-cloudhsm > key unwrap aes-no-pad --key-type-class aes --label aes-unwrapped --filter attr.label=aes-example --data eXK3PMAOnKM9y3YX6brbhtMoC060EOH9 { "error_code": 0, "data": { "key": { "key-reference": "0x00000000001c08ec", "key-info": { "key-owners": [ { "username": "cu1", "key-coverage": "full" } ], "shared-users": [], "cluster-coverage": "full" }, "attributes": { "key-type": "aes", "label": "aes-unwrapped", "id": "0x", "check-value": "0x8d9099", "class": "secret-key", "encrypt": false, "decrypt": false, "token": true, "always-sensitive": false, "derive": false, "destroyable": true, "extractable": true, "local": false, "modifiable": true, "never-extractable": false, "private": true, "sensitive": true, "sign": true, "trusted": false, "unwrap": false, "verify": true, "wrap": false, "wrap-with-trusted": false, "key-length-bytes": 16 } } } }
Example: Unwrap a payload key provided through a data path
aws-cloudhsm > key unwrap aes-no-pad --key-type-class aes --label aes-unwrapped --filter attr.label=aes-example --data-path payload-key.pem { "error_code": 0, "data": { "key": { "key-reference": "0x00000000001c08ec", "key-info": { "key-owners": [ { "username": "cu1", "key-coverage": "full" } ], "shared-users": [], "cluster-coverage": "full" }, "attributes": { "key-type": "aes", "label": "aes-unwrapped", "id": "0x", "check-value": "0x8d9099", "class": "secret-key", "encrypt": false, "decrypt": false, "token": true, "always-sensitive": false, "derive": false, "destroyable": true, "extractable": true, "local": false, "modifiable": true, "never-extractable": false, "private": true, "sensitive": true, "sign": true, "trusted": false, "unwrap": false, "verify": true, "wrap": false, "wrap-with-trusted": false, "key-length-bytes": 16 } } } }

Arguments

<CLUSTER_ID>

The ID of the cluster to run this operation on.

Required: If multiple clusters have been configured.

<FILTER>

Key reference (for example, key-reference=0xabc) or space separated list of key attributes in the form of attr.KEY_ATTRIBUTE_NAME=KEY_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE to select a key to unwrap with.

Required: Yes

<DATA_PATH>

Path to the binary file containing the wrapped key data.

Required: Yes (unless provided through Base64 encoded data)

<DATA>

Base64 encoded wrapped key data.

Required: Yes (unless provided through data path)

<ATTRIBUTES>

Space separated list of key attributes in the form of KEY_ATTRIBUTE_NAME=KEY_ATTRIBUTE_VALUE for the wrapped key.

Required: No

<KEY_TYPE_CLASS>

Key type and class of wrapped key [possible values: aes, des3, ec-private, generic-secret, rsa-private].

Required: Yes

<LABEL>

Label for the unwrapped key.

Required: Yes

<SESSION>

Creates a session key that exists only in the current session. The key cannot be recovered after the session ends.

Required: No

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