feat(keys): add caller-owned key inventory

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Summary

• Add a caller-owned key inventory for named keys, certificates, and CRLs, with usage restrictions and typed operation-policy enforcement.
• Import xmlsec keys.xml, PEM/DER, encrypted PKCS#8, and bounded PKCS#12 containers using RustCrypto primitives, borrowed BER views, zeroizing secret storage, and aggregate KDF, candidate, and memory accounting. Visible parameters are checked before password callbacks; hidden parameters are checked after decryption and before their inner KDF. Unsupported algorithms remain distinct from malformed containers and incorrect passwords.
• Normalize BER PrivateKeyInfo framing and constructed private-key OCTET STRINGs before DER-only key decoding. Accept CMS EncryptedData unprotected attributes with the required version, and validate their framing before password processing.
• Enforce PEM label/payload agreement without a plaintext fallback. PUBLIC KEY accepts only SPKI, while generic DER retains explicit certificate support. Protected traditional RSA, DSA, and EC PEM failures remain terminal even when CBC padding succeeds. Traditional EC curve selection borrows one decoded envelope rather than repeating decryption.
• Share one inspection budget across PKCS#12 ContentInfo records and nested SafeBags; accept valid BER high-tag-number attributes without materializing their identifiers. Shared XMLDSig accounting is constructed from the operation policy, not an independent numeric limit.
• Share XML key-store candidate and parser-work budgets across repeated imports through a caller-owned import session, used by repeated CLI --keys-file options. Failed attempts retain work charges; prior retained material reduces the next file's available capacity before parsing. Reject invalid private usages before password callbacks and preflight X.509 capacity before DER parsing. Check PFX ciphertext output capacity before derivation without allocating the output early.
• Charge PKCS#8 PBKDF2 work for every PRF output block and check the decryption output buffer and scrypt workspace against aggregate inventory allowances before password callbacks, including simultaneously live PEM and DER. Decrypt into one zeroizing buffer without a second plaintext copy. PFX temporary allocations exclude the still-live input allowance. X.509 fallback preserves the first deferred mismatch without hiding terminal errors.
• Accept constructed BER AES-CBC IVs using fixed-size cipher state without heap flattening. Preserve malformed INTEGER errors while classifying canonical oversized KDF counters as typed policy denials before password delivery, including counters beyond machine width.
• Integrate key stores into CLI signing, verification, encryption, and decryption. Preserve exact-name precedence and strict selection; share the resolver budget across lax verification candidates and never retry typed policy denials, including stored RSA recipient selection. Reuse decoded RSA recipients; direct AES keys do not consume recipient-key candidates.
• Bound RSA/DSA components before bigint allocation or subgroup checks. Validate key families, widths, EC encodings, and X.509 evidence before expensive decoding or copying. Preserve document CRLs when inventory certificates are selected, without cloning unmodified KeyInfo or building a temporary CRL collection.
• Enforce the same RSA policy during inventory decryption selection and immediately before provider recovery, including opaque keys and CLI recipient wrappers. Decryption defaults to a 2048-bit minimum; accepting legacy keys requires an explicit operation policy, and a previously selected resolver cannot bypass a stricter later snapshot. Public metadata is checked without copying the modulus.
• Include PKCS#8 and PKCS#12 password bytes and callback buffer capacity in pre-derivation resource checks. Every PFX PBES2 derivation shares password-hashing work with the aggregate KDF budget, including nested bags. Check embedded and configured X.509 certificates/CRLs together before parsing or assembly while charging configured CRL candidates only once.
• Preserve typed policy errors for XML-store source, parser, candidate, and retained-material limits. Document API and CLI behavior with negative, boundary, password, mixed-key, multi-recipient, and reciprocal xmlsec1 coverage.
• Restore warnings-free compilation on Rust 1.99 by removing a deprecated test import and a redundant iterator attribute; no runtime semantics change.

Validation

• Rust 1.99: 3819 default and 3828 all-feature workspace tests passed with no skips, including CLI and interoperability tests against xmlsec1 1.3.13.
• All-feature clippy and build passed; 24 doctests passed. Separate xmloxide, roxmltree, differential, and fat-runtime clippy configurations checked with warnings denied.
• Alloc-only XML-input checks passed on host and thumbv7em-none-eabihf using Rust 1.92.0.
• Regression tests cover protected traditional DSA/EC plaintext with valid padding but invalid DER, terminal stored-recipient policy errors, BER KeyBag public import and allocation limits, CMS attribute/version combinations, unsigned DSA bounds, and both KDF policy ceilings.
• Existing regressions cover mislabeled encrypted PEM, combined ContentInfo/SafeBag limits, cumulative resolver limits after an earlier successful candidate, valid/malformed BER high tags, and exact typed policy errors.
• Additional regressions cover strict PUBLIC KEY dispatch versus generic DER certificate import and no-MAC PBES2 password work, exact live-memory boundaries, and callback spare capacity.
• New unit and CLI regressions cover output-capacity denial before password work, invalid usages without invoking callbacks, repeated key-store candidate/parser budgets, failed-attempt accounting, and certificate/CRL capacity checks before malformed DER parsing.
• New regressions cover password byte/work boundaries and callback capacity, combined embedded/configured X.509 allowances after an earlier lookup, real 1024-bit RSA rejection and explicitly authorized end-to-end legacy recovery, later snapshot enforcement, and opaque-provider metadata rejection before dispatch.
• Boundary coverage checks every supported PBKDF2 PRF/CBC key-width combination, aggregate plaintext/scrypt capacity before callbacks, PFX/PEM/DER live-memory boundaries with real encrypted-key imports, primitive/constructed/nested/indefinite BER IVs and malformed segments, oversized versus malformed KDF INTEGERs, nonrepeated X.509 inspection, and deferred/terminal error ordering. Unknown CMS attribute value sets remain permitted to be empty under RFC 5652 section 5.3; the outer unprotected attribute collection remains nonempty.

Replaces #168 with squashed history.

Closes #167

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• New Features
  • Added bounded PKCS#12 import for private keys and certificate chains, with password support for signing and RSA decryption.
  • Added named key-store support for signing, verification, encryption, and decryption, including RSA recipient selection.
  • Added configurable resource limits for key imports and support for caller-provided certificate revocation lists.
• Bug Fixes
  • Improved handling of DSA and EC public keys and protected-key failures.
  • RSA encryption and decryption now enforce a 2048-bit minimum by default; applications can adjust the policy for legacy keys.
• Documentation
  • Expanded guidance on key-store formats, key selection, password handling, and command-line options.

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The library adds bounded PKCS#12 import, resource limits, and shared key resolution. The xmlsec1 CLI adds inventory-backed key selection for signing, verification, encryption, and decryption, plus password-protected key inputs.

Changes

Key inventory and key operations

Layer / File(s)	Summary
PKCS#12 import and resource limits Cargo.toml, src/key_manager/*, src/policy.rs, src/hard_limits.rs, docs/key-management.md, tests/fixtures/keys/pkcs12/*	Adds bounded PKCS#12 parsing and decryption for supported legacy and PBES2 algorithms. Adds KDF, memory, candidate, and nesting limits, plus import tests and documentation.
Bounded key resolution and certificate validation src/xmldsig/keys.rs, src/xmldsig/signature.rs, src/xmldsig/x509.rs, src/provider.rs, src/xmlenc/decrypt.rs, src/policy.rs	Shares candidate budgets across resolution, bounds RSA and DSA key decoding, validates EC points, and passes configured CRLs into X.509 path validation. RSA recovery checks metadata and ciphertext width before recovery.
Protected private-key inputs tools/xmlsec1/src/args.rs, tools/xmlsec1/src/key_material.rs, tools/xmlsec1/src/commands.rs, tools/xmlsec1/tests/process_contract.rs, docs/cli.md	Adds password-aware PKCS#12 and encrypted PKCS#8 handling for signing and RSA decryption. Bounds key-material reads and distinguishes protected-container failures from other import errors.
Key-store signing and verification tools/xmlsec1/src/commands.rs, tools/xmlsec1/tests/process_contract.rs, tests/fixtures/keys/xmlsec/*	Loads XML key stores under an aggregate material budget and selects signing or verification keys by name, usage, and algorithm. Candidate-inspection budgets apply across resolution paths.
Key-store encryption and decryption tools/xmlsec1/src/commands.rs, tools/xmlsec1/tests/process_contract.rs, tests/xmlenc_encrypt_xmlsec1.rs, tests/key_manager_feature_contract.rs	Selects stored AES content keys and RSA recipient keys for encryption, and AES keys for decryption. Tests cover candidate limits, recipient assignment, and interoperability.
RSA operation policy and DSA signing preflight src/policy.rs, src/provider.rs, src/xmldsig/sign.rs, tests/provider_contract.rs, tests/donor_interop_suite.rs	Adds RSA recovery metadata checks and changes DSA component-width mismatches to UnsupportedAlgorithm during signing preflight.

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Change: Feature

Sequence Diagram(s)

sequenceDiagram
  participant xmlsec1
  participant KeyInventory
  participant DefaultKeyResolver
  participant CryptoProvider
  xmlsec1->>KeyInventory: import keys.xml
  xmlsec1->>KeyInventory: select key by name and operation usage
  xmlsec1->>DefaultKeyResolver: resolve with shared candidate budget
  DefaultKeyResolver->>CryptoProvider: provide key for verification

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Security Architecture Review

Security architecture risk: 🔵 Low · up to 5335a

The inspected import and selection paths preserve resource limits, operation permissions, certificate identity checks, and failure isolation. No introduced security bypass was established. Remaining uncertainty concerns the broader changed surface and applications that embed the new API.

Retained concerns
No architecture-level concerns identified.

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Security Blast Radius

• inferred — For the inspected paths, hostile containers can exercise parsing and derivation within the importing process, while permitted document key names can influence selection among caller-provisioned keys. The evidenced scope is the supplied inventory and operation; broader tenant, service, or environment exposure cannot be determined without embedding-application context.

Security Findings and Attack Paths

• inferred — Public stored-key fields allow the inventory owner to read secret material and perform operations outside inventory helpers. This limits usage restrictions to policy-aware consumers, but does not establish an attacker bypass: the owner supplies the keys and permissions, and inspected CLI paths constrain selection before cryptographic use.

Trust Boundaries and Controls

• observed — Named signing and decryption helpers validate the operation policy, enforce usage authorization, and check selected material. CLI signing shares a lookup budget across attempts and returns nonrecoverable errors rather than unconditionally falling through to another key.
• observed — PKCS#12 traversal shares candidate, KDF-work, and temporary-memory accounting across ContentInfo records and nested bags. Its available memory is reduced by existing retained material and the still-live input. Hidden encryption parameters are checked after outer decryption before their inner derivation.

Resilience and Maintainability Implications

• observed — Private plaintext remains in zeroizing buffers while local contents are validated. Import mutation requires exclusive mutable inventory access. Both current callers satisfy the password-capacity precondition, and the callback path charges actual String capacity; the debug-only assertion therefore does not demonstrate a current accounting bypass.

Hardening Proposals

• proposed — Clarify that usage restrictions govern inventory-mediated operations and do not isolate secrets from the trusted inventory owner. Applications needing separation between tenants or less-trusted consumers should expose a policy-enforcing operation interface rather than raw stored-key access.

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Out of Scope Changes check	⚠️ Warning	Two changes have no demonstrated connection to issue #167. crates/xml-sec-xslt/src/model.rs removes #[must_use] from the public Document::nodes method. src/sxd_xpath/function.rs changes only a…	Remove the #[must_use] change in crates/xml-sec-xslt/src/model.rs and the import-only change in src/sxd_xpath/function.rs, or document a concrete dependency on the key-inventory objectives in issue #167.
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Linked Issues check	✅ Passed	The PR meets the coding requirements in issue #167. It adds the caller-owned KeyInventory and policy-based inventory behavior. It imports the required key, certificate, CRL, encrypted PKCS#8, PKCS#1…
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Title check	✅ Passed	The title clearly and concisely identifies the main change: adding a caller-owned key inventory. This matches the pull request objectives and changes.

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Add the new KDF fields to every_resource_policy_field_obeys_its_hard_ceiling.

validate now checks max_key_import_kdf_work and max_key_import_kdf_memory_bytes. The table-driven test at Lines 1269-1435 does not list either field. That test exists to catch a field that is paired with the wrong ceiling or resource name. Add one case for each field.

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             (
                 resource_name::KEY_CANDIDATES,
                 crate::hard_limits::KEY_CANDIDATE_CEILING,
                 |p| &mut p.max_key_candidates,
             ),
+            (
+                resource_name::KEY_IMPORT_KDF_WORK,
+                crate::hard_limits::KEY_IMPORT_KDF_WORK_CEILING as usize,
+                |p| &mut p.max_key_import_kdf_work,
+            ),
+            (
+                resource_name::KEY_IMPORT_KDF_MEMORY,
+                crate::hard_limits::KEY_IMPORT_KDF_MEMORY_CEILING,
+                |p| &mut p.max_key_import_kdf_memory_bytes,
+            ),

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