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Extensible Firmware Interface Specification
15-106 12/01/02 Version 1.10
Description
This function verifies the integrity and authorization of the indicated data object according to the
indicated credentials and authority certificate.
Both an integrity check and an authorization check are performed. The rules for a successful
integrity check are:
• Verify the credentials – The credentials parameter is a valid Signed Manifest, with a single
signer. The signer’s identity is included in the credential as a certificate.
• Verify the data object – The Manifest must contain a section with the name as specified by the
SectionName parameter, with associated verification information (in other words, hash
value). The hash value from this Manifest section must match the hash value computed over
the data specified by the DataObject parameter of this function.
The authorization check is optional. It is performed only if the
AuthorityCertificate.Data parameter is other than NULL. If it is other than NULL, the
rules for a successful authorization check are:
• The AuthorityCertificate parameter is a valid digital certificate. There is no
requirement regarding the signer (issuer) of this certificate.
• The public key certified by the signer’s certificate must match the public key in the
AuthorityCertificate. The match must be direct, that is, the signature authority cannot
be delegated along a certificate chain.
If all of the integrity and authorization check rules are met, the function returns with a “success”
indication and IsVerified is TRUE. Otherwise, it returns with a nonzero specific error code and
IsVerified is FALSE.
Status Codes Returned
EFI_SUCCESS The function completed successfully.
EFI_NO_MAPPING
The
AppHandle parameter is not or is no longer a valid
application instance handle associated with the EFI_BIS protocol.
EFI_INVALID_PARAMETER
The
Credentials parameter supplied by the caller is NULL or
an invalid memory reference,
or
The
Credentials.Data parameter supplied by the caller is
NULL or an invalid memory reference,
or
The Credentials.Length supplied by the caller is zero,
or
The DataObject parameter supplied by the caller is NULL or
an invalid memory reference,
or
The
DataObject.Data parameter supplied by the caller is
NULL or an invalid memory reference,
or
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