Merge pull request #94 from jeanpaulgalea:fix-rfc

PiperOrigin-RevId: 616234753

6 files changed, 6 insertions, 6 deletions

diff --git a/testvectors/x25519_asn_test.json b/testvectors/x25519_asn_test.json
index a990835..0fc87e9 100644
--- a/testvectors/x25519_asn_test.json
+++ b/testvectors/x25519_asn_test.json
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
   "notes" : {
     "InvalidPublic" : "The private key and the public key do not use the same underlying group.",
     "LowOrderPublic" : "The curves and its twists contain some points of low order. This test vector contains a public key with such a point. While many libraries reject such public keys, doing so is not a strict requirement according to RFC 7748.",
-    "NonCanonicalPublic" : "The public key is in non-canonical form. RFC 7749, section 5 defines the value that this public key represents. Section 7 of the same RFC recommends accepting such keys. If a non-canonical key is accepted then it must follow the RFC.",
+    "NonCanonicalPublic" : "The public key is in non-canonical form. RFC 7748, section 5 defines the value that this public key represents. Section 7 of the same RFC recommends accepting such keys. If a non-canonical key is accepted then it must follow the RFC.",
     "SmallPublicKey" : "The public key is insecure and does not belong to a valid private key. Some libraries reject such keys.",
     "Twist" : "Public keys are either points on a given curve or points on its twist. The functions X25519 and X448 are defined for points on a twist with the goal that the output of computations do not leak private keys. Implementations may accept or reject points on a twist. If a point multiplication is performed then it is important that the result is correct, since otherwise attacks with invalid keys are possible.",
     "ZeroSharedSecret" : "Some libraries include a check that the shared secret is not all-zero. This check is described in Section 6.1 of RFC 7748. "
diff --git a/testvectors/x25519_jwk_test.json b/testvectors/x25519_jwk_test.json
index a4c5c8c..c30c75c 100644
--- a/testvectors/x25519_jwk_test.json
+++ b/testvectors/x25519_jwk_test.json
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
   "notes" : {
     "InvalidPublic" : "The private key and the public key do not use the same underlying group.",
     "LowOrderPublic" : "The curves and its twists contain some points of low order. This test vector contains a public key with such a point. While many libraries reject such public keys, doing so is not a strict requirement according to RFC 7748.",
-    "NonCanonicalPublic" : "The public key is in non-canonical form. RFC 7749, section 5 defines the value that this public key represents. Section 7 of the same RFC recommends accepting such keys. If a non-canonical key is accepted then it must follow the RFC.",
+    "NonCanonicalPublic" : "The public key is in non-canonical form. RFC 7748, section 5 defines the value that this public key represents. Section 7 of the same RFC recommends accepting such keys. If a non-canonical key is accepted then it must follow the RFC.",
     "SmallPublicKey" : "The public key is insecure and does not belong to a valid private key. Some libraries reject such keys.",
     "Twist" : "Public keys are either points on a given curve or points on its twist. The functions X25519 and X448 are defined for points on a twist with the goal that the output of computations do not leak private keys. Implementations may accept or reject points on a twist. If a point multiplication is performed then it is important that the result is correct, since otherwise attacks with invalid keys are possible.",
     "ZeroSharedSecret" : "Some libraries include a check that the shared secret is not all-zero. This check is described in Section 6.1 of RFC 7748. "
diff --git a/testvectors/x25519_test.json b/testvectors/x25519_test.json
index 40f89e6..9443993 100644
--- a/testvectors/x25519_test.json
+++ b/testvectors/x25519_test.json
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@
   ],
   "notes" : {
     "LowOrderPublic" : "The curves and its twists contain some points of low order. This test vector contains a public key with such a point. While many libraries reject such public keys, doing so is not a strict requirement according to RFC 7748.",
-    "NonCanonicalPublic" : "The public key is in non-canonical form. RFC 7749, section 5 defines the value that this public key represents. Section 7 of the same RFC recommends accepting such keys. If a non-canonical key is accepted then it must follow the RFC.",
+    "NonCanonicalPublic" : "The public key is in non-canonical form. RFC 7748, section 5 defines the value that this public key represents. Section 7 of the same RFC recommends accepting such keys. If a non-canonical key is accepted then it must follow the RFC.",
     "SmallPublicKey" : "The public key is insecure and does not belong to a valid private key. Some libraries reject such keys.",
     "Twist" : "Public keys are either points on a given curve or points on its twist. The functions X25519 and X448 are defined for points on a twist with the goal that the output of computations do not leak private keys. Implementations may accept or reject points on a twist. If a point multiplication is performed then it is important that the result is correct, since otherwise attacks with invalid keys are possible.",
     "ZeroSharedSecret" : "Some libraries include a check that the shared secret is not all-zero. This check is described in Section 6.1 of RFC 7748. "
diff --git a/testvectors/x448_asn_test.json b/testvectors/x448_asn_test.json
index ec5e7b1..bdc6965 100644
--- a/testvectors/x448_asn_test.json
+++ b/testvectors/x448_asn_test.json
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
   "notes" : {
     "InvalidPublic" : "The private key and the public key do not use the same underlying group.",
     "LowOrderPublic" : "The curves and its twists contain some points of low order. This test vector contains a public key with such a point. While many libraries reject such public keys, doing so is not a strict requirement according to RFC 7748.",
-    "NonCanonicalPublic" : "The public key is in non-canonical form. RFC 7749, section 5 defines the value that this public key represents. Section 7 of the same RFC recommends accepting such keys. If a non-canonical key is accepted then it must follow the RFC.",
+    "NonCanonicalPublic" : "The public key is in non-canonical form. RFC 7748, section 5 defines the value that this public key represents. Section 7 of the same RFC recommends accepting such keys. If a non-canonical key is accepted then it must follow the RFC.",
     "SmallPublicKey" : "The public key is insecure and does not belong to a valid private key. Some libraries reject such keys.",
     "Twist" : "Public keys are either points on a given curve or points on its twist. The functions X25519 and X448 are defined for points on a twist with the goal that the output of computations do not leak private keys. Implementations may accept or reject points on a twist. If a point multiplication is performed then it is important that the result is correct, since otherwise attacks with invalid keys are possible.",
     "ZeroSharedSecret" : "Some libraries include a check that the shared secret is not all-zero. This check is described in Section 6.1 of RFC 7748. "
diff --git a/testvectors/x448_jwk_test.json b/testvectors/x448_jwk_test.json
index 239046e..6871dcf 100644
--- a/testvectors/x448_jwk_test.json
+++ b/testvectors/x448_jwk_test.json
@@ -9,7 +9,7 @@
   "notes" : {
     "InvalidPublic" : "The private key and the public key do not use the same underlying group.",
     "LowOrderPublic" : "The curves and its twists contain some points of low order. This test vector contains a public key with such a point. While many libraries reject such public keys, doing so is not a strict requirement according to RFC 7748.",
-    "NonCanonicalPublic" : "The public key is in non-canonical form. RFC 7749, section 5 defines the value that this public key represents. Section 7 of the same RFC recommends accepting such keys. If a non-canonical key is accepted then it must follow the RFC.",
+    "NonCanonicalPublic" : "The public key is in non-canonical form. RFC 7748, section 5 defines the value that this public key represents. Section 7 of the same RFC recommends accepting such keys. If a non-canonical key is accepted then it must follow the RFC.",
     "SmallPublicKey" : "The public key is insecure and does not belong to a valid private key. Some libraries reject such keys.",
     "Twist" : "Public keys are either points on a given curve or points on its twist. The functions X25519 and X448 are defined for points on a twist with the goal that the output of computations do not leak private keys. Implementations may accept or reject points on a twist. If a point multiplication is performed then it is important that the result is correct, since otherwise attacks with invalid keys are possible.",
     "ZeroSharedSecret" : "Some libraries include a check that the shared secret is not all-zero. This check is described in Section 6.1 of RFC 7748. "
diff --git a/testvectors/x448_test.json b/testvectors/x448_test.json
index f0b30bc..0c15f95 100644
--- a/testvectors/x448_test.json
+++ b/testvectors/x448_test.json
@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@
   ],
   "notes" : {
     "LowOrderPublic" : "The curves and its twists contain some points of low order. This test vector contains a public key with such a point. While many libraries reject such public keys, doing so is not a strict requirement according to RFC 7748.",
-    "NonCanonicalPublic" : "The public key is in non-canonical form. RFC 7749, section 5 defines the value that this public key represents. Section 7 of the same RFC recommends accepting such keys. If a non-canonical key is accepted then it must follow the RFC.",
+    "NonCanonicalPublic" : "The public key is in non-canonical form. RFC 7748, section 5 defines the value that this public key represents. Section 7 of the same RFC recommends accepting such keys. If a non-canonical key is accepted then it must follow the RFC.",
     "SmallPublicKey" : "The public key is insecure and does not belong to a valid private key. Some libraries reject such keys.",
     "Twist" : "Public keys are either points on a given curve or points on its twist. The functions X25519 and X448 are defined for points on a twist with the goal that the output of computations do not leak private keys. Implementations may accept or reject points on a twist. If a point multiplication is performed then it is important that the result is correct, since otherwise attacks with invalid keys are possible.",
     "ZeroSharedSecret" : "Some libraries include a check that the shared secret is not all-zero. This check is described in Section 6.1 of RFC 7748. "