#include <stdint.h>
#include "secbool.h"

#define SECRET_HEADER_MAGIC "TRZS"
#define SECRET_HEADER_LEN 16
#define SECRET_OPTIGA_KEY_OFFSET 16
#define SECRET_OPTIGA_KEY_LEN 32

#define SECRET_MONOTONIC_COUNTER_OFFSET 48
#define SECRET_MONOTONIC_COUNTER_LEN 1024

#define SECRET_BHK_OFFSET (1024 * 8)
#define SECRET_BHK_LEN 32

// Checks if bootloader is locked, that is the secret storage contains optiga
// pairing secret on platforms where access to the secret storage cannot be
// restricted for unofficial firmware
secbool secret_bootloader_locked(void);

// Writes data to the secret storage
void secret_write(const uint8_t* data, uint32_t offset, uint32_t len);

// Reads data from the secret storage
secbool secret_read(uint8_t* data, uint32_t offset, uint32_t len);

// Checks if the secret storage has been wiped
secbool secret_wiped(void);

// Verifies that the secret storage has correct header
secbool secret_verify_header(void);

// Checks that the secret storage is initialized and initializes it if not
secbool secret_ensure_initialized(void);

// Erases the entire secret storage
void secret_erase(void);

// Disables access to the secret storage until next reset
void secret_hide(void);

// Writes the secret header to the secret storage
void secret_write_header(void);

// Writes optiga pairing secret to the secret storage
// Encrypts the secret if encryption is available on the platform
// Returns true if the secret was written successfully
secbool secret_optiga_set(const uint8_t secret[SECRET_OPTIGA_KEY_LEN]);

// Reads optiga pairing secret
// Decrypts the secret if encryption is available on the platform
// Returns true if the secret was read successfully
// Reading can fail if optiga is not paired, the pairing secret was not
// provisioned to the firmware (by calling secret_optiga_backup), or the secret
// was made unavailable by calling secret_optiga_hide
secbool secret_optiga_get(uint8_t dest[SECRET_OPTIGA_KEY_LEN]);

// Backs up the optiga pairing secret from the secret storage to the backup
// register
void secret_optiga_backup(void);

// Deletes the optiga pairing secret from the register
void secret_optiga_hide(void);

// Locks the BHK register. Once locked, the BHK register can't be accessed by
// the software. BHK is made available to the SAES peripheral
void secret_bhk_lock(void);

// Verifies that access to the register has been disabled
secbool secret_bhk_locked(void);

// Regenerates the BHK and writes it to the secret storage
void secret_bhk_regenerate(void);

// Provision the secret BHK from the secret storage to the BHK register
// which makes the BHK usable for encryption by the firmware, without having
// read access to it.
void secret_bhk_provision(void);

// Checks that the optiga pairing secret is present in the secret storage.
// This functions only works when software has access to the secret storage,
// i.e. in bootloader. Access to secret storage is restricted by calling
// secret_hide.
secbool secret_optiga_present(void);