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Deprecated Features
========================
Certain functionality is deprecated and is likely to be removed in
a future major release.
To help warn users, macros are used to annotate deprecated functions
and headers. These warnings are enabled by default, but can be
disabled by defining the macro ``BOTAN_NO_DEPRECATED_WARNINGS`` prior
to including any Botan headers.
.. warning::
Not all of the functionality which is currently deprecated has an
associated warning.
If you are using something which is currently deprecated and there
doesn't seem to be an obvious alternative, contact the developers to
explain your use case if you want to make sure your code continues to
work.
TLS Protocol Deprecations
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
The following TLS protocol features are deprecated and will be removed
in a future major release:
- Support for TLSv1.0/v1.1 and DTLS v1.0
- All support for DSA ciphersuites/certificates
- Support for point compression in TLS. This is supported in v1.2 but
removed in v1.3. For simplicity it will be removed in v1.2 also.
- Support for using SHA-1 to sign TLS v1.2 ServerKeyExchange.
- All CBC mode ciphersuites. This includes all available 3DES and SEED
ciphersuites. This implies also removing Encrypt-then-MAC extension.
- All ciphersuites using DH key exchange (DHE-DSS, DHE-RSA, DHE-PSK, anon DH)
- Support for renegotiation in TLS v1.2
- All ciphersuites using static RSA key exchange
- All anonymous (DH/ECDH) ciphersuites. This does not include PSK and
ECDHE-PSK, which will be retained.
- SRP ciphersuites. This is implied by the removal of CBC mode, since
all available SRP ciphersuites use CBC. To avoid use of obsolete
ciphers, it would be better to instead perform a standard TLS
negotiation, then a PAKE authentication within (and bound to) the
TLS channel.
- OCB ciphersuites using 128-bit keys
Deprecated Functionality
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
This section lists cryptographic functionality which will be removed
in a future major release.
- Block ciphers CAST-256, Kasumi, MISTY1, and DESX.
- DLIES
- MCEIES
- GOST 34.11-94 hash
- CBC-MAC
- PBKDF1 key derivation
- GCM support for 64-bit tags
- Weak or rarely used ECC builtin groups including "secp160k1", "secp160r1",
"secp160r2", "secp192k1", "secp224k1",
"brainpool160r1", "brainpool192r1", "brainpool224r1", "brainpool320r1",
"x962_p192v2", "x962_p192v3", "x962_p239v1", "x962_p239v2", "x962_p239v3".
- All built in MODP groups < 2048 bits
- Support for explicit ECC curve parameters and ImplicitCA encoded parameters in
EC_Group and all users (including X.509 certificates and PKCS#8 private keys).
- All pre-created DSA groups
- All support for loading, generating or using RSA keys with a public
exponent larger than 2**64-1
- All or nothing package transform (``package.h``)
Deprecated Headers
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
* The following headers and all functionality contained within them
are outright deprecated, and will be removed entirely in a future
major release. Most are either simply forwarding includes to another
(still public) header, or contain functionality which is entirely
deprecated. Consult the relevent file for more information.
``basefilt.h``, ``botan.h``, ``buf_filt.h``, ``cipher_filter.h``, ``comp_filter.h``,
``compiler.h``, ``init.h``, ``key_filt.h``, ``lookup.h``, ``sm2_enc.h``, ``threefish.h``,
``xmss_key_pair.h``
* The following headers have useful functionality but which we wish to
hide from applications to allow easier library evolution. They will
be made internal in a future major release, and will only be
available to the library itself. In most cases, there is an
alternative available. For example instead of using algorithm
specific interfaces, use X::create to create the object dynamically.
``adler32.h``,
``aes.h``,
``aria.h``,
``atomic.h``,
``bcrypt_pbkdf.h``,
``blake2b.h``,
``blinding.h``,
``blowfish.h``,
``bswap.h``,
``camellia.h``,
``cascade.h``,
``cast128.h``,
``cast256.h``,
``cbc.h``,
``cbc_mac.h``,
``ccm.h``,
``cfb.h``,
``chacha20poly1305.h``,
``chacha.h``,
``charset.h``,
``cmac.h``,
``comb4p.h``,
``compiler.h``,
``cpuid.h``,
``crc24.h``,
``crc32.h``,
``ctr.h``,
``curve_gfp.h``,
``curve_nistp.h``,
``datastor.h``,
``des.h``,
``desx.h``,
``divide.h``,
``eax.h``,
``eme.h``,
``eme_pkcs.h``,
``eme_raw.h``,
``emsa1.h``,
``emsa.h``,
``emsa_pkcs1.h``,
``emsa_raw.h``,
``emsa_x931.h``,
``gcm.h``,
``gf2m_small_m.h``,
``ghash.h``,
``gmac.h``,
``gost_28147.h``,
``gost_3411.h``,
``hkdf.h``,
``hmac.h``,
``http_util.h``,
``idea.h``,
``iso9796.h``,
``kasumi.h``,
``kdf1.h``,
``kdf1_iso18033.h``,
``kdf2.h``,
``keccak.h``,
``keypair.h``,
``lion.h``,
``loadstor.h``,
``locking_allocator.h``,
``md4.h``,
``md5.h``,
``mdx_hash.h``,
``misty1.h``,
``mode_pad.h``,
``mul128.h``,
``noekeon.h``,
``oaep.h``,
``ocb.h``,
``ofb.h``,
``par_hash.h``,
``parsing.h``,
``pbes2.h``,
``pbkdf1.h``,
``pbkdf2.h``,
``pgp_s2k.h``,
``poly1305.h``,
``polyn_gf2m.h``,
``pow_mod.h``,
``prf_tls.h``,
``prf_x942.h``,
``pssr.h``,
``rc4.h``,
``rfc6979.h``,
``rmd160.h``,
``rotate.h``,
``salsa20.h``,
``scan_name.h``,
``scrypt.h``,
``secqueue.h``,
``seed.h``,
``serpent.h``,
``sha160.h``,
``sha2_32.h``,
``sha2_64.h``,
``sha3.h``,
``shacal2.h``,
``shake_cipher.h``,
``shake.h``,
``siphash.h``,
``siv.h``,
``skein_512.h``,
``sm3.h``,
``sm4.h``,
``sp800_108.h``,
``sp800_56a.h``,
``sp800_56c.h``,
``stl_compatibility.h``,
``stream_mode.h``,
``streebog.h``,
``threefish_512.h``,
``tiger.h``,
``tls_algos.h``,
``tls_magic.h``,
``twofish.h``,
``uuid.h``,
``whrlpool.h``,
``x919_mac.h``,
``xmss_common_ops.h``,
``xmss_hash.h``,
``xmss_index_registry.h``,
``xmss_tools.h``,
``xtea.h``,
``xts.h``,
Other API deprecations
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
- Directly accessing the member variables of types ``calendar_point``,
``ASN1_Attribute``, ``AlgorithmIdentifier``, and ``BER_Object``
- Using a default output length for "SHAKE-128" and "SHAKE-256". Instead,
always specify the desired output length.
- The TLS constructors taking ``std::function`` for callbacks. Instead
use the ``TLS::Callbacks`` interface.
- Using ``X509_Certificate::subject_info`` and ``issuer_info`` to access any
information that is not included in the DN or subject alternative name. Prefer
using the specific assessor functions for other data, eg instead of
``cert.subject_info("X509.Certificate.serial")`` use ``cert.serial_number()``.
- The ``Buffered_Computation`` base class. In a future release the
class will be removed, and all of member functions instead declared
directly on ``MessageAuthenticationCode`` and ``HashFunction``. So
this only affects you if you are directly referencing
``Botan::Buffered_Computation`` in some way.
Deprecated Build Targets
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
- Configuring a build (with ``configure.py``) using Python2. In a future
major release, Python3 will be required.
- Platform support for Google Native Client
- Support for PathScale and HP compilers
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