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A hardware-backed JweProcessor that wraps and unwraps content-encryption keys (CEKs) using RSA keys stored in the Android Keystore. The RSA private key never leaves the secure element (TEE or StrongBox); only the CEK — generated per-encrypt call — leaves the hardware boundary.
Low-level factory that generates and registers RSA encryption key pairs in the Android Keystore.
A hardware-backed JwsProcessor that signs and verifies data using keys stored in the Android Keystore. Key material never leaves the secure element (TEE or StrongBox) — private and secret keys are generated and used entirely within the secure hardware.
Low-level factory that generates and registers signing keys in the Android Keystore.
A hardware-backed JwsProcessor that signs and verifies JWT payloads using keys stored in the iOS/macOS Keychain.
Low-level factory that generates and stores signing keys in the Keychain.
Platform-agnostic factory for creating hardware-backed signing keys.