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Passphrase to Key Derivation

Generate a secure passphrase, hash it to derive a key, and use the key for HMAC signing.

passphrasekey-derivationhmaccryptography

このレシピの使いどころ

Demonstrates passphrase-based key derivation for user-facing encryption. Users remember the passphrase, the system derives the cryptographic key.

ステップ

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Passphrase Generator

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Create a memorable passphrase

プロンプト:Generate a 6-word diceware passphrase for key derivation
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Password Strength Checker

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Verify passphrase entropy

プロンプト:Evaluate the passphrase strength: entropy bits and estimated crack time
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Derive encryption key

プロンプト:Hash the passphrase with SHA-256 to derive a 256-bit key (simulating PBKDF2 output)
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Test the derived key

プロンプト:Use the derived key to generate an HMAC signature of a test message

よくある質問

Why use a passphrase instead of a random key?

Passphrases are human-memorable. A 6-word diceware passphrase has ~77 bits of entropy — strong enough for most applications while being something users can remember.

Should I use SHA-256 for key derivation in production?

No. Use PBKDF2, scrypt, or Argon2 which add computational cost (iterations/memory) to resist brute-force. This recipe uses SHA-256 for demonstration only.

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