r-zakarya c4d2bdde73 fix(android): OAEP masks with SHA-1, which is the only MGF1 the key allows
The read failed with IllegalBlockSizeException and, in logcat, KeymasterUtils status -28. setDigests() authorises the MESSAGE digest only; the MGF1 digest is a separate authorisation whose default is SHA-1 and stays SHA-1 unless setMgf1Digests is called (API 31+). Asking for MGF1-SHA-256 at decrypt time therefore hands the hardware a key that refuses.

Encryption did not complain, because the rebuilt public key is served by the software provider, which accepts any MGF1. So we produced perfectly valid ciphertext that the hardware would not read - the worst shape of bug, since it only surfaces on the next launch. Both sides now pass SHA-256 for the message and SHA-1 for the mask; SHA-1 there weakens nothing, a mask generation function needs no collision resistance.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-08-15 14:17:26 +01:00
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