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KMC Key Mapping - SA Updates - Configurations - Unit Tests #256
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Cryptolib#256 - SA Update, Managed Parameters, UTs
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#198
#255
Continue update on KMC Interface side.
Should just require a new query to return all of the associations by SPI, ekid, and akid. The same logic (plus sql code) should be all that is needed.
Will require automated containers for testing.
This should be handled at the same time as an SA and unit test rework, as this update will break all tests, and require the SA work to be fully implemented - As per #171, we should have an SA for each algorithm and combination of encryption methods. These new SA descriptions should also have unique keys associated with them per the standard (currently 130 is used for all).
Following SA updates, Unit tests can be reconfigured with more coverage, and made more generic and used with every module. This will require some unit test config genericism, and we should also consider updating some interfaces, and adding others as mentioned by Cutright:
#171
#149
#185
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