AuthenticateCommand Constructor
AuthenticateCommand()
Creates an instance of the command.
public AuthenticateCommand()Remarks
This constructor is provided for those developers who want to use the object initializer pattern.
Set the ClientDataHash, ApplicationId, KeyHandle
and ControlByte properties before sending the command to the
YubiKey.
AuthenticateCommand(U2fAuthenticationType, ReadOnlyMemory<Byte>, ReadOnlyMemory<Byte>, ReadOnlyMemory<Byte>)
Creates an instance of the command with the given auth type, client data hash, app ID, and key handle.
public AuthenticateCommand(U2fAuthenticationType controlByte, ReadOnlyMemory<byte> applicationId, ReadOnlyMemory<byte> clientDataHash, ReadOnlyMemory<byte> keyHandle)Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| U2fAuthenticationType | controlByte | The type of authentication to perform. |
| System.ReadOnlyMemory<System.Byte> | applicationId | The SHA256 hash of the Relying Party ID. It must be 32 bytes long. This is the hash of the origin data. |
| System.ReadOnlyMemory<System.Byte> | clientDataHash | The |
| System.ReadOnlyMemory<System.Byte> | keyHandle | The key handle provided by the Relying Party. |
Remarks
The controlByte indicates what level of authentication to
perform. It is called "control byte" because the standard specifies a
control byte in the command's encoding.
The applicationId and clientDataHash are values
provided by the client.
The keyHandle is the value provided by the relying party, it
was created by the YubiKey during registration and stored by the
relying party.