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package org.bouncycastle.crypto.paddings; import java.security.SecureRandom; import org.bouncycastle.crypto.InvalidCipherTextException; /** * Block cipher padders are expected to conform to this interface */ public interface BlockCipherPadding { /** * Initialise the padder. * * @param random the source of randomness for the padding, if required. */ public void init(SecureRandom random) throws IllegalArgumentException; /** * Return the name of the algorithm the cipher implements. * * @return the name of the algorithm the cipher implements. */ public String getPaddingName(); /** * add the pad bytes to the passed in block, returning the * number of bytes added. * <p> * Note: this assumes that the last block of plain text is always * passed to it inside in. i.e. if inOff is zero, indicating the * entire block is to be overwritten with padding the value of in * should be the same as the last block of plain text. The reason * for this is that some modes such as "trailing bit compliment" * base the padding on the last byte of plain text. * </p> */ public int addPadding(byte[] in, int inOff); /** * return the number of pad bytes present in the block. * @exception InvalidCipherTextException if the padding is badly formed * or invalid. */ public int padCount(byte[] in) throws InvalidCipherTextException; }