Some basic UEFI types

PKIFailureInfo represents failure information

PKIStatus represents the status of a PKI response

Accuracy represents timestamp accuracy

Section 8.2 Variable Services

Authenticode represents an authenticode signature.

Section 10.3.1 Generic Device Path Structures Page 287

Section 10.3 Device Path Nodes Page 286

Section 10.2 EFI Device Path Protocol Page 285

EFIFS is a struct that combines reading variables from the file system while also ensuring we are

Defined two places Section 7.3 - Protocol Handler Services Related Definitions Page 176 Appendix A - GUID and Time Formats Page 2272

Section 3.1.3 Load Options Page 71

Page. 237 Deprecated. But defined because #reasons

Page. 238 Only accepts the CertType EFI_CERT_TYPE_PKCS7_GUID

Page. 238 Only used when EFI_VARIABLE_ENHANCED_AUTHENTICATED_ACCESS is set

EFIVars is the interface for interacting with writing and getting EFI variables.

This is the high-level abstraction of efivarfs. It gives you the easy variable access and auxillary functions you should expect from a library like th

Marshallable is an interface to marshal efi variables

MessageImprint contains the hash of the data to be time-stamped

PECOFFBinary represents a parsed PE/COFF binary.

PKIFreeText represents free text in a PKI response

PKIStatus contains the status information of a timestamp response

Section 32.4.1 - Signature Database Page 1712

SignatureDatabase is a list of EFI signature lists

Section 32.4.1 - Signature Database Page 1713

A SizeReaderAt is a ReaderAt with a Size method. An io.SectionReader implements SizeReaderAt.

TSAPolicyId represents a timestamp policy identifier

TSAQualifier represents a timestamp qualifier

TSAReq represents a Time Stamp Request as defined in RFC 3161

TSAResp represents a Time Stamp Response as defined in RFC 3161

TSTInfo represents the timestamp info structure

TestFS deals with providing a layer controllable layer we can use for integration tests. This is the a wrapper around MapFS to easily inject data and

Unmarshallable is an interface to unmarshal efi variables

PE/COFF structure for signing Page 1705

Should implement an interface Page 1707

This package contains misc types we might promote to something more sane at a later point. Currently only used internally to serialize/deserialize val

We should maybe not duplicate this TODO: Remove this See efivarfs/types.go

Unsure if we need this