Uses of Class
net.i2p.data.SessionKey

Packages that use SessionKey
net.i2p.client Implements the base I2P SDK for developing applications that communicate through I2P. 
net.i2p.client.streaming Implements a TCP-like (reliable, authenticated, in order) set of sockets for communicating over the IP-like (unreliable, unauthenticated, unordered) I2P messages. 
net.i2p.crypto   
net.i2p.data These classes define the common data structures used by the various I2P protocols. 
net.i2p.data.i2np The Invisible Internet Network Protocol (I2NP) is only a part of how an application can send messages over the network. 
net.i2p.router   
net.i2p.router.message   
net.i2p.router.networkdb.kademlia   
net.i2p.router.transport.ntcp   
net.i2p.router.transport.udp   
net.i2p.router.tunnel   
 

Uses of SessionKey in net.i2p.client
 

Methods in net.i2p.client that return SessionKey
 SessionKey MessageState.getKey()
           
 SessionKey MessageState.getNewKey()
           
 

Methods in net.i2p.client with parameters of type SessionKey
protected  boolean I2PSessionImpl2.sendBestEffort(Destination dest, byte[] payload, SessionKey keyUsed, java.util.Set tagsSent, long expires)
           
 boolean I2PSession.sendMessage(Destination dest, byte[] payload, int offset, int size, SessionKey keyUsed, java.util.Set tagsSent)
           
 boolean I2PSessionImpl2.sendMessage(Destination dest, byte[] payload, int offset, int size, SessionKey keyUsed, java.util.Set tagsSent)
           
 boolean I2PSessionMuxedImpl.sendMessage(Destination dest, byte[] payload, int offset, int size, SessionKey keyUsed, java.util.Set tagsSent, int proto, int fromport, int toport)
           
 boolean I2PSession.sendMessage(Destination dest, byte[] payload, int offset, int size, SessionKey keyUsed, java.util.Set tagsSent, int proto, int fromport, int toport)
          See I2PSessionMuxedImpl for details
 boolean I2PSessionImpl2.sendMessage(Destination dest, byte[] payload, int offset, int size, SessionKey keyUsed, java.util.Set tagsSent, int proto, int fromport, int toport)
           
 boolean I2PSessionMuxedImpl.sendMessage(Destination dest, byte[] payload, int offset, int size, SessionKey keyUsed, java.util.Set tagsSent, long expires)
           
 boolean I2PSession.sendMessage(Destination dest, byte[] payload, int offset, int size, SessionKey keyUsed, java.util.Set tagsSent, long expire)
           
 boolean I2PSessionImpl2.sendMessage(Destination dest, byte[] payload, int offset, int size, SessionKey keyUsed, java.util.Set tagsSent, long expires)
           
 boolean I2PSessionMuxedImpl.sendMessage(Destination dest, byte[] payload, int offset, int size, SessionKey keyUsed, java.util.Set tagsSent, long expires, int proto, int fromPort, int toPort)
           
 boolean I2PSession.sendMessage(Destination dest, byte[] payload, int offset, int size, SessionKey keyUsed, java.util.Set tagsSent, long expire, int proto, int fromport, int toport)
          See I2PSessionMuxedImpl for details
 boolean I2PSessionImpl2.sendMessage(Destination dest, byte[] payload, int offset, int size, SessionKey keyUsed, java.util.Set tagsSent, long expire, int proto, int fromport, int toport)
           
abstract  boolean I2PSessionImpl.sendMessage(Destination dest, byte[] payload, SessionKey keyUsed, java.util.Set tagsSent)
           
 boolean I2PSession.sendMessage(Destination dest, byte[] payload, SessionKey keyUsed, java.util.Set tagsSent)
          Like sendMessage above, except the key used and the tags sent are exposed to the application.
 boolean I2PSessionImpl2.sendMessage(Destination dest, byte[] payload, SessionKey keyUsed, java.util.Set tagsSent)
           
 void I2CPMessageProducer.sendMessage(I2PSessionImpl session, Destination dest, long nonce, byte[] payload, SessionTag tag, SessionKey key, java.util.Set tags, SessionKey newKey, long expires)
          Package up and send the payload to the router for delivery
 void MessageState.setKey(SessionKey key)
           
 void MessageState.setNewKey(SessionKey key)
           
 

Uses of SessionKey in net.i2p.client.streaming
 

Methods in net.i2p.client.streaming that return SessionKey
 SessionKey PacketLocal.getKeyUsed()
          Deprecated. should always return null
 

Methods in net.i2p.client.streaming with parameters of type SessionKey
 boolean ConnectionManager.ping(Destination peer, long timeoutMs, boolean blocking, SessionKey keyToUse, java.util.Set tagsToSend, ConnectionManager.PingNotifier notifier)
          Deprecated. I2PSession ignores tags, use non-tag variant
 void PacketLocal.setKeyUsed(SessionKey key)
          Deprecated. I2PSession throws out the tags
 

Uses of SessionKey in net.i2p.crypto
 

Methods in net.i2p.crypto that return SessionKey
 SessionKey SessionKeyManager.consumeTag(SessionTag tag)
          Determine if we have received a session key associated with the given session tag, and if so, discard it (but keep track for frequent dups) and return the decryption key it was received with (via tagsReceived(...)).
 SessionKey TransientSessionKeyManager.consumeTag(SessionTag tag)
          Determine if we have received a session key associated with the given session tag, and if so, discard it (but keep track for frequent dups) and return the decryption key it was received with (via tagsReceived(...)).
 SessionKey SessionKeyManager.createSession(PublicKey target)
          Generate a new session key and associate it with the specified target.
 SessionKey KeyGenerator.generateSessionKey()
          Generate a private 256 bit session key
 SessionKey KeyGenerator.generateSessionKey(byte[] salt, byte[] passphrase)
          PBE the passphrase with the salt
 SessionKey SessionKeyManager.getCurrentKey(PublicKey target)
          Retrieve the session key currently associated with encryption to the target, or null if a new session key should be generated.
 SessionKey TransientSessionKeyManager.getCurrentKey(PublicKey target)
          Retrieve the session key currently associated with encryption to the target, or null if a new session key should be generated.
 SessionKey DHSessionKeyBuilder.getSessionKey()
          Retrieve the session key, calculating it if necessary (and if possible).
 

Methods in net.i2p.crypto with parameters of type SessionKey
 Hash HMACGenerator.calculate(SessionKey key, byte[] data)
          Calculate the HMAC of the data with the given key
 void HMACGenerator.calculate(SessionKey key, byte[] data, int offset, int length, byte[] target, int targetOffset)
          Calculate the HMAC of the data with the given key
 SessionTag SessionKeyManager.consumeNextAvailableTag(PublicKey target, SessionKey key)
          Retrieve the next available session tag for identifying the use of the given key when communicating with the target.
 SessionTag TransientSessionKeyManager.consumeNextAvailableTag(PublicKey target, SessionKey key)
          Retrieve the next available session tag for identifying the use of the given key when communicating with the target.
 void SessionKeyManager.createSession(PublicKey target, SessionKey key)
          Associate a new session key with the specified target.
 void TransientSessionKeyManager.createSession(PublicKey target, SessionKey key)
          Associate a new session key with the specified target.
 void CryptixAESEngine.decrypt(byte[] payload, int payloadIndex, byte[] out, int outIndex, SessionKey sessionKey, byte[] iv, int length)
           
 void AESEngine.decrypt(byte[] payload, int payloadIndex, byte[] out, int outIndex, SessionKey sessionKey, byte[] iv, int length)
          Decrypt the data with the session key
 void CryptixAESEngine.decrypt(byte[] payload, int payloadIndex, byte[] out, int outIndex, SessionKey sessionKey, byte[] iv, int ivOffset, int length)
           
 void AESEngine.decrypt(byte[] payload, int payloadIndex, byte[] out, int outIndex, SessionKey sessionKey, byte[] iv, int ivOffset, int length)
          Decrypt the data with the session key
(package private)  byte[] ElGamalAESEngine.decryptAESBlock(byte[] encrypted, int offset, int encryptedLen, SessionKey key, byte[] iv, byte[] sentTag, java.util.Set foundTags, SessionKey foundKey)
           
(package private)  byte[] ElGamalAESEngine.decryptAESBlock(byte[] encrypted, SessionKey key, byte[] iv, byte[] sentTag, java.util.Set foundTags, SessionKey foundKey)
          Decrypt the AES data with the session key and IV.
 void CryptixAESEngine.decryptBlock(byte[] payload, int inIndex, SessionKey sessionKey, byte[] rv, int outIndex)
          decrypt the data with the session key provided
 void AESEngine.decryptBlock(byte[] payload, int inIndex, SessionKey sessionKey, byte[] rv, int outIndex)
          decrypt the data with the session key provided
(package private)  byte[] ElGamalAESEngine.decryptExistingSession(byte[] data, SessionKey key, PrivateKey targetPrivateKey, java.util.Set foundTags, SessionKey usedKey, SessionKey foundKey)
          scenario 2: The data begins with 32 byte session tag, which also serves as the preIV.
(package private)  byte[] ElGamalAESEngine.decryptNewSession(byte[] data, PrivateKey targetPrivateKey, java.util.Set foundTags, SessionKey usedKey, SessionKey foundKey)
          scenario 1: Begin with 222 bytes, ElG encrypted, containing: - 32 byte SessionKey - 32 byte pre-IV for the AES - 158 bytes of random padding Then encrypt with AES using that session key and the first 16 bytes of the SHA256 of the pre-IV, using the decryptAESBlock method & structure.
 void CryptixAESEngine.encrypt(byte[] payload, int payloadIndex, byte[] out, int outIndex, SessionKey sessionKey, byte[] iv, int length)
           
 void AESEngine.encrypt(byte[] payload, int payloadIndex, byte[] out, int outIndex, SessionKey sessionKey, byte[] iv, int length)
          Encrypt the payload with the session key
 void CryptixAESEngine.encrypt(byte[] payload, int payloadIndex, byte[] out, int outIndex, SessionKey sessionKey, byte[] iv, int ivOffset, int length)
           
 void AESEngine.encrypt(byte[] payload, int payloadIndex, byte[] out, int outIndex, SessionKey sessionKey, byte[] iv, int ivOffset, int length)
          Encrypt the payload with the session key
 byte[] ElGamalAESEngine.encrypt(byte[] data, PublicKey target, SessionKey key, long paddedSize)
          Encrypt the data to the target using the given key delivering no tags No new session key No current tag (encrypt as new session)
 byte[] ElGamalAESEngine.encrypt(byte[] data, PublicKey target, SessionKey key, java.util.Set tagsForDelivery, long paddedSize)
          Encrypt the data to the target using the given key and deliver the specified tags No new session key No current tag (encrypt as new session)
 byte[] ElGamalAESEngine.encrypt(byte[] data, PublicKey target, SessionKey key, java.util.Set tagsForDelivery, SessionTag currentTag, long paddedSize)
          Encrypt the data to the target using the given key and deliver the specified tags No new session key
 byte[] ElGamalAESEngine.encrypt(byte[] data, PublicKey target, SessionKey key, java.util.Set tagsForDelivery, SessionTag currentTag, SessionKey newKey, long paddedSize)
          Encrypt the unencrypted data to the target.
(package private)  byte[] ElGamalAESEngine.encryptAESBlock(byte[] data, SessionKey key, byte[] iv, java.util.Set tagsForDelivery, SessionKey newKey, long paddedSize)
          For both scenarios, this method encrypts the AES area using the given key, iv and making sure the resulting data is at least as long as the paddedSize and also mod 16 bytes.
(package private)  byte[] ElGamalAESEngine.encryptAESBlock(byte[] data, SessionKey key, byte[] iv, java.util.Set tagsForDelivery, SessionKey newKey, long paddedSize, int prefixBytes)
           
 void CryptixAESEngine.encryptBlock(byte[] payload, int inIndex, SessionKey sessionKey, byte[] out, int outIndex)
           
 void AESEngine.encryptBlock(byte[] payload, int inIndex, SessionKey sessionKey, byte[] out, int outIndex)
           
(package private)  byte[] ElGamalAESEngine.encryptExistingSession(byte[] data, PublicKey target, SessionKey key, java.util.Set tagsForDelivery, SessionTag currentTag, SessionKey newKey, long paddedSize)
          scenario 2: Begin with 32 byte session tag, which also serves as the preIV.
(package private)  byte[] ElGamalAESEngine.encryptNewSession(byte[] data, PublicKey target, SessionKey key, java.util.Set tagsForDelivery, SessionKey newKey, long paddedSize)
          scenario 1: Begin with 222 bytes, ElG encrypted, containing: - 32 byte SessionKey - 32 byte pre-IV for the AES - 158 bytes of random padding Then encrypt with AES using that session key and the first 16 bytes of the SHA256 of the pre-IV: - 2 byte integer specifying the # of session tags - that many 32 byte session tags - 4 byte integer specifying data.length - SHA256 of data - 1 byte flag that, if == 1, is followed by a new SessionKey - data - random bytes, padding the total size to greater than paddedSize with a mod 16 = 0
 void SessionKeyManager.failTags(PublicKey target, SessionKey key, TagSetHandle ts)
           
 void TransientSessionKeyManager.failTags(PublicKey target, SessionKey key, TagSetHandle ts)
          Mark these tags as invalid, since the peer has failed to ack them in time.
 int SessionKeyManager.getAvailableTags(PublicKey target, SessionKey key)
          Determine (approximately) how many available session tags for the current target have been confirmed and are available
 int TransientSessionKeyManager.getAvailableTags(PublicKey target, SessionKey key)
          Determine (approximately) how many available session tags for the current target have been confirmed and are available
 long SessionKeyManager.getAvailableTimeLeft(PublicKey target, SessionKey key)
          Determine how long the available tags will be available for before expiring, in milliseconds
 long TransientSessionKeyManager.getAvailableTimeLeft(PublicKey target, SessionKey key)
          Determine how long the available tags will be available for before expiring, in milliseconds
 byte[] AESEngine.safeDecrypt(byte[] payload, SessionKey sessionKey, byte[] iv)
           
 byte[] AESEngine.safeEncrypt(byte[] payload, SessionKey sessionKey, byte[] iv, int paddedSize)
           
 void SessionKeyManager.tagsAcked(PublicKey target, SessionKey key, TagSetHandle ts)
           
 void TransientSessionKeyManager.tagsAcked(PublicKey target, SessionKey key, TagSetHandle ts)
          Mark these tags as acked, start to use them (if we haven't already)
 TagSetHandle SessionKeyManager.tagsDelivered(PublicKey target, SessionKey key, java.util.Set<SessionTag> sessionTags)
          Take note of the fact that the given sessionTags associated with the key for encryption to the target have definitely been received at the target (aka call this method after receiving an ack to a message delivering them)
 TagSetHandle TransientSessionKeyManager.tagsDelivered(PublicKey target, SessionKey key, java.util.Set<SessionTag> sessionTags)
          Take note of the fact that the given sessionTags associated with the key for encryption to the target have been sent.
 void SessionKeyManager.tagsReceived(SessionKey key, java.util.Set<SessionTag> sessionTags)
          Accept the given tags and associate them with the given key for decryption
 void TransientSessionKeyManager.tagsReceived(SessionKey key, java.util.Set<SessionTag> sessionTags)
          Accept the given tags and associate them with the given key for decryption
 boolean HMACGenerator.verify(SessionKey key, byte[] curData, int curOffset, int curLength, byte[] origMAC, int origMACOffset, int origMACLength)
          Verify the MAC inline, reducing some unnecessary memory churn.
 

Uses of SessionKey in net.i2p.data
 

Fields in net.i2p.data declared as SessionKey
static SessionKey SessionKey.INVALID_KEY
           
 

Methods in net.i2p.data with parameters of type SessionKey
 void LeaseSet.encrypt(SessionKey key)
          Encrypt the gateway and tunnel ID of each lease, leaving the expire dates unchanged.
 

Uses of SessionKey in net.i2p.data.i2np
 

Methods in net.i2p.data.i2np that return SessionKey
 SessionKey DeliveryInstructions.getEncryptionKey()
           
 SessionKey BuildRequestRecord.readIVKey()
          Tunnel IV encryption key that the current hop should use
 SessionKey BuildRequestRecord.readLayerKey()
          Tunnel layer encryption key that the current hop should use
 SessionKey BuildRequestRecord.readReplyKey()
          Session key that should be used to encrypt the reply
 

Methods in net.i2p.data.i2np with parameters of type SessionKey
static byte[] BuildResponseRecord.create(I2PAppContext ctx, int status, SessionKey replyKey, byte[] replyIV, long responseMessageId)
          Create a new encrypted response
 void BuildRequestRecord.createRecord(I2PAppContext ctx, long receiveTunnelId, Hash peer, long nextTunnelId, Hash nextHop, long nextMsgId, SessionKey layerKey, SessionKey ivKey, SessionKey replyKey, byte[] iv, boolean isInGateway, boolean isOutEndpoint)
          Populate this instance with data.
 void DeliveryInstructions.setEncryptionKey(SessionKey key)
           
 

Uses of SessionKey in net.i2p.router
 

Methods in net.i2p.router that return SessionKey
 SessionKey PersistentKeyRing.put(Hash h, SessionKey sk)
           
 SessionKey PersistentKeyRing.remove(Hash h)
           
 

Methods in net.i2p.router with parameters of type SessionKey
 SessionKey PersistentKeyRing.put(Hash h, SessionKey sk)
           
 

Uses of SessionKey in net.i2p.router.message
 

Methods in net.i2p.router.message with parameters of type SessionKey
static GarlicMessage GarlicMessageBuilder.buildMessage(RouterContext ctx, GarlicConfig config, SessionKey wrappedKey, java.util.Set<SessionTag> wrappedTags, int numTagsToDeliver, int lowTagsThreshold, boolean forceElGamal, SessionKeyManager skm)
          called by netdb
static GarlicMessage GarlicMessageBuilder.buildMessage(RouterContext ctx, GarlicConfig config, SessionKey wrappedKey, java.util.Set<SessionTag> wrappedTags, PublicKey target, SessionKey encryptKey, SessionTag encryptTag)
          used by TestJob and directly above
static GarlicMessage GarlicMessageBuilder.buildMessage(RouterContext ctx, GarlicConfig config, SessionKey wrappedKey, java.util.Set<SessionTag> wrappedTags, SessionKeyManager skm)
          called by OCMJH
(package private) static GarlicMessage OutboundClientMessageJobHelper.createGarlicMessage(RouterContext ctx, long replyToken, long expiration, PublicKey recipientPK, PayloadGarlicConfig dataClove, Hash from, Destination dest, TunnelInfo replyTunnel, SessionKey wrappedKey, java.util.Set<SessionTag> wrappedTags, boolean requireAck, LeaseSet bundledReplyLeaseSet)
          Allow the app to specify the data clove directly, which enables OutboundClientMessage to resend the same payload (including expiration and unique id) in different garlics (down different tunnels) This is called from OCMOSJ
(package private) static GarlicMessage OutboundClientMessageJobHelper.createGarlicMessage(RouterContext ctx, long replyToken, long expiration, PublicKey recipientPK, Payload data, Hash from, Destination dest, TunnelInfo replyTunnel, SessionKey wrappedKey, java.util.Set<SessionTag> wrappedTags, boolean requireAck, LeaseSet bundledReplyLeaseSet)
          Build a garlic message that will be delivered to the router on which the target is located.
 

Uses of SessionKey in net.i2p.router.networkdb.kademlia
 

Constructors in net.i2p.router.networkdb.kademlia with parameters of type SessionKey
MessageWrapper.WrappedMessage(GarlicMessage msg, SessionKeyManager skm, PublicKey sentTo, SessionKey sentKey, TagSetHandle tsh)
           
 

Uses of SessionKey in net.i2p.router.transport.ntcp
 

Methods in net.i2p.router.transport.ntcp with parameters of type SessionKey
 void NTCPConnection.finishInboundEstablishment(SessionKey key, long clockSkew, byte[] prevWriteEnd, byte[] prevReadEnd)
           
 void NTCPConnection.finishOutboundEstablishment(SessionKey key, long clockSkew, byte[] prevWriteEnd, byte[] prevReadEnd)
           
 

Uses of SessionKey in net.i2p.router.transport.udp
 

Methods in net.i2p.router.transport.udp that return SessionKey
 SessionKey PeerTestState.getAliceIntroKey()
           
 SessionKey PeerTestState.getBobCipherKey()
           
 SessionKey PeerTestState.getBobMACKey()
           
 SessionKey PeerTestState.getCharlieIntroKey()
           
 SessionKey OutboundEstablishState.getCipherKey()
           
 SessionKey InboundEstablishState.getCipherKey()
           
 SessionKey PeerState.getCurrentCipherKey()
          The AES key used to encrypt/decrypt packets, set only after the connection is established.
 SessionKey PeerState.getCurrentMACKey()
          The AES key used to verify packets, set only after the connection is established.
 SessionKey OutboundEstablishState.getIntroKey()
           
 SessionKey UDPTransport.getIntroKey()
          Introduction key that people should use to contact us
 SessionKey OutboundEstablishState.getMACKey()
           
 SessionKey InboundEstablishState.getMACKey()
           
 SessionKey PeerState.getNextCipherKey()
          The pending AES key for encrypting/decrypting packets if we are rekeying the connection, or null if we are not in the process of rekeying.
 SessionKey PeerState.getNextMACKey()
          The pending AES key for verifying packets if we are rekeying the connection, or null if we are not in the process of rekeying.
 

Methods in net.i2p.router.transport.udp with parameters of type SessionKey
 UDPPacket PacketBuilder.buildPeerTestFromAlice(java.net.InetAddress toIP, int toPort, SessionKey toIntroKey, long nonce, SessionKey aliceIntroKey)
          Build a packet as if we are Alice and we either want Bob to begin a peer test or Charlie to finish a peer test.
 UDPPacket PacketBuilder.buildPeerTestFromAlice(java.net.InetAddress toIP, int toPort, SessionKey toCipherKey, SessionKey toMACKey, long nonce, SessionKey aliceIntroKey)
           
 UDPPacket PacketBuilder.buildPeerTestToAlice(java.net.InetAddress aliceIP, int alicePort, SessionKey aliceIntroKey, SessionKey charlieIntroKey, long nonce)
          Build a packet as if we are either Bob or Charlie and we are helping test Alice.
 UDPPacket PacketBuilder.buildPeerTestToBob(java.net.InetAddress bobIP, int bobPort, java.net.InetAddress aliceIP, int alicePort, SessionKey aliceIntroKey, long nonce, SessionKey bobCipherKey, SessionKey bobMACKey)
          Build a packet as if we are Charlie sending Bob a packet verifying that we will help test Alice.
 UDPPacket PacketBuilder.buildPeerTestToCharlie(java.net.InetAddress aliceIP, int alicePort, SessionKey aliceIntroKey, long nonce, java.net.InetAddress charlieIP, int charliePort, SessionKey charlieCipherKey, SessionKey charlieMACKey)
          Build a packet as if we are Bob sending Charlie a packet to help test Alice.
 UDPPacket PacketBuilder.buildRelayRequest(java.net.InetAddress introHost, int introPort, byte[] introKey, long introTag, SessionKey ourIntroKey, long introNonce, boolean encrypt)
           
 UDPPacket[] PacketBuilder.buildRelayRequest(UDPTransport transport, OutboundEstablishState state, SessionKey ourIntroKey)
          build intro packets for each of the published introducers
(package private)  UDPPacket PacketBuilder.buildRelayResponse(RemoteHostId alice, PeerState charlie, long nonce, SessionKey aliceIntroKey)
           
 UDPPacket PacketBuilder.buildSessionCreatedPacket(InboundEstablishState state, int externalPort, SessionKey ourIntroKey)
          Build a new SessionCreated packet for the given peer, encrypting it as necessary.
 void UDPPacket.decrypt(SessionKey cipherKey)
          Decrypt this valid packet, overwriting the _data buffer's payload with the decrypted data (leaving the MAC and IV unaltered)
 void PeerTestManager.runTest(java.net.InetAddress bobIP, int bobPort, SessionKey bobCipherKey, SessionKey bobMACKey)
          The next few methods are for when we are Alice
 void PeerTestState.setAliceIntroKey(SessionKey key)
           
 void PeerTestState.setBobCipherKey(SessionKey key)
           
 void PeerTestState.setBobMACKey(SessionKey key)
           
 void PeerTestState.setCharlieIntroKey(SessionKey key)
           
 void PeerState.setCurrentCipherKey(SessionKey key)
          The AES key used to encrypt/decrypt packets, set only after the connection is established.
 void PeerState.setCurrentMACKey(SessionKey key)
          The AES key used to verify packets, set only after the connection is established.
 void PeerState.setNextCipherKey(SessionKey key)
          The pending AES key for encrypting/decrypting packets if we are rekeying the connection, or null if we are not in the process of rekeying.
 void PeerState.setNextMACKey(SessionKey key)
          The pending AES key for verifying packets if we are rekeying the connection, or null if we are not in the process of rekeying.
 boolean UDPPacket.validate(SessionKey macKey)
          Validate the packet against the MAC specified, returning true if the MAC matches, false otherwise.
 

Constructors in net.i2p.router.transport.udp with parameters of type SessionKey
OutboundEstablishState(RouterContext ctx, java.net.InetAddress remoteHost, int remotePort, RouterIdentity remotePeer, SessionKey introKey, UDPAddress addr)
           
 

Uses of SessionKey in net.i2p.router.tunnel
 

Methods in net.i2p.router.tunnel that return SessionKey
 SessionKey HopConfig.getIVKey()
          what key should we use to encrypt the preIV before passing it on?
 SessionKey HopConfig.getLayerKey()
          what key should we use to encrypt the layer before passing it on?
 SessionKey HopConfig.getReplyKey()
          key to encrypt the reply sent for the new tunnel creation crypto
 

Methods in net.i2p.router.tunnel with parameters of type SessionKey
 void HopConfig.setIVKey(SessionKey key)
           
 void HopConfig.setLayerKey(SessionKey key)
           
 void HopConfig.setReplyKey(SessionKey key)