Appendix A. Technical Details from the Test Evidence (TE) Workstream#
The rest of this report provides additional technical details from the Test Evidence (TE) Workstream:
TEs Requiring Vendor Documentation section: categories and sub-categories of TEs based on reviewing the Security Policy (SP) or other vendor documentation
TEs Requiring Module Functional Test section: TEs based on exercising/executing the module to test its functionality
Complete List of TEs section: a complete list of TEs, each tagged by category
A.1. TEs Requiring Vendor Documentation#
The required documentation for a Federal Information Processing Standards (FIPS) validation is specified in NIST Special Publication 800-140A, which modifies the vendor documentation requirements of ISO/IEC 19790 Annex A. Hereafter, the vendor-documentation-dependent TEs will be indicated as 140A-TEs. Those TEs require the tester to verify the presence and accuracy of information within the vendor documentation or to verify statements based on information from the documentation.
The overall category of 140A-TEs, as opposed to the TEs depending on functional tests (hereafter FT-TEs), is relatively clear. They are indicated by the keyword “verify” as in the following examples:
“verify the name and version as indicated in AS04.13” (e.g., TE04.33.01)
“verify the vendor documentation” (e.g., TE04.05.01)
“verify that the vendor provided documentation” (e.g., TE05.05.01)
“verify, by inspection and from the vendor documentation” (e.g., TE05.15.01)
“verify the vendor documentation, and by inspection” (e.g., TE06.10.01), “verify by inspection, or from the vendor documentation” (e.g., TE07.15.01)
“verify … as documented” (e.g., TE07.27.01)
“verify … are documented” (e.g., TE07.33.01)
“verify the vendor documentation shows … “ (e.g., TE10.09.01)
“verify … through the procedure documented in …” (e.g., TE10.11.01)
The 140A-TEs may or may not depend on the SP. They may depend on source code or other proprietary documentation. So, the 140A-TEs can be further divided into three sub-categories as they relate to Security Policy (SP), Source Code (SC), and Other Documents (OD):
SP-TEs: TEs depend on the information provided by the public-facing SP. NIST Special Publication 800-140Br1 is to be used in conjunction with ISO/IEC 19790 Annex B and ISO/IEC 24759 section 6.14. It also specifies the order of the SP. Some TEs explicitly identify the source of the vendor documentation in the SP. Ideally, Special Publication 800-140Br1 should require the SP to include all information to satisfy the SP-dependent TEs.
SC-TEs: TEs require source code review. It may not be intuitive that source code falls under vendor documentation. There are TEs that explicitly require code review or actual source code, verify some statement by (code) inspection, or verify how the specification is implemented. Source code handling often requires special care and attention. Therefore, we separate these SC-TEs from the TEs that depend on other vendor documentation.
OD-TEs: If a 140A-TE is neither an SP-TE nor an SC-TE, we designate it as an OD-TE, meaning the TE depends on an Other Document such as a Finite State Model (FSM), Component List (CL), design document, user guidance, or configuration management manual.
Here are some examples:
SP-TEs: 140B requires the SP to provide the information
TE04.47.01: The tester shall verify that the security functions used to authenticate operators are all approved security functions.
TE04.48.01: The tester shall verify that the authentication mechanism used to authenticate operators is an approved one.
SC-TEs: TEs that depend on source code inspection
TE03.07.05: The tester shall verify that the vendor documentation specifies how the cryptographic module ensures that all data output via the data output interface is to be inhibited during error states or self-test conditions. The tester shall also verify, by inspection of the design of the cryptographic module, that the data output interface is, in fact, logically or physically inhibited under these conditions.
TE03.15.05: The tester shall examine the applicable source code(s) to ensure that the identified component is actually validating the documented format.
OD-TEs: requires rationale of correctness, FSM or SW/FW CL
TE03.19.03: The tester shall verify the correctness of any rationale provided by the vendor. The burden of proof is on the vendor; if there is any uncertainty or ambiguity, the tester shall require the vendor to produce additional information as needed.
TE11.08.01: The tester shall verify that the vendor has provided a description of the finite state model. This description shall contain the identification and description of all states of the module and a description of all corresponding state transitions. The tester shall verify that the descriptions of the state transitions include the internal module conditions, data inputs and control inputs that cause transitions from one state to another, data outputs and status outputs resulting from transitions from one state to another.
TE11.16.01: The tester shall use the list supplied by the vendor to verify that a source listing for each software or firmware component is contained in the module.
Let us look at an example TE that is assessed by reviewing the vendor documentation, and this TE’s associated AS and VE.
AS05.02 states, “The documentation requirements specified in {ISO/IEC 19790:2012} A.2.5 shall be provided.” Following that, VE05.02.01 states, “The vendor shall provide documentation as specified in ISO/IEC 19790:2012, A.2.5.” Lastly, the TE05.02.01 for this section states, “The tester shall verify completeness of the documentation specified in ISO/IEC 19790:2012, A.2.5.”
To fulfill TE05.02.01, the tester needs to check the documentation provided by the vendor and verify that it is present and complete. The example illustrates a documentation-type TE (i.e. 140A-TE). TEs of this type are ripe for automation because they only rely on checking for the presence of appropriate texts. The accuracy of the information provided for these TEs is later verified by subsequent tests and documentation reviews done during Functional Testing, Source Code Review, and Module Inspection.
By exploring the relationship between VEs and TEs, it becomes apparent that if some VEs were in the form of a standardized SP, their corresponding TEs could be verified through automation. The NIST CMVP updated Special Publication 800-140B to specify the expected content of the SP and provide an SP template for all vendors and labs to use; Revision 1 was published in November 2023.
The current NIST Web CRYPTIK Br1 v1.0.3 has built-in Module Information Structure (MIS) Tables and a search capability to look up and select Cryptographic Algorithm Validation Program (CAVP) certificates. The completed MIS Tables can be saved as a JSON file and be combined with other information in an SP Microsoft Word template to build the final SP.
This TE WS is exploring an alternative method to generate the SP purely via JSON rather than implementing a hybrid approach that requires an SP Microsoft Word template to build the final SP[STRIKEOUT:.] Following the CMVP’s current SP Template v5.8, the NCCoE TE WS has developed an SP-evidence JSON file to satisfy all SP-TEs. The NCCoE Research Infrastructure WS is implementing the functionality on the ACMVP server for generating an SP in a PDF file based on the input SP-evidence JSON file. This functionality will be demoed at the ICMC24.
Under the assumptions that the SP strictly follows Special Publication 800-140Br1 and that the required SP content is captured in MIS Tables or the other data entries in the SP-evidence JSON file, all SP-TEs can reference the relevant data points in the SP-evidence JSON file. The existence of the reference can be automatically checked. If the reference exists, the corresponding TE passes.
SP-TEs must be satisfied by the information provided by the SP as specified in NIST Special Publication 800-140Br1, which we denote as 140B-TEs. 140B-TEs is a subset of SP-TEs because a vendor may choose to include more information in the SP as required by Special Publication 800-140Br1.
Furthermore, to maximize automation, all data points necessary to satisfy 140A-TEs should be captured in a standardized documentation-evidence JSON. This work needs to be incorporated and elaborated in the TE Evidence Catalog.
Table 1 lists all of the TEs depending on the SP, regardless of whether the TE explicitly indicates the source of the vendor document to be the SP or whether Special Publication 800-140Br1 requires it, in column SP-TEs. The non-140B-but-140A-TEs column is not intended to duplicate the TEs from the SP-TEs column, but instead to capture all other TEs that depend on vendor documentation, which could be SP, source code, FSM, CL, design document, or other vendor proprietary documentation. For cases where the information needs to be in the SP and verified by (code) inspection or design document, the TEs (e.g., TE02.07.02) are listed under both columns, despite the duplication.
TEs depending on source code review or inspection are a subset of the non-140B-but-140A-TEs column in the table. Some TEs have the explicit wording of “code” or “source code,” while others imply it via the phrase “by inspection” or “inspecting the module.” TEs requiring source code review are tagged as SC-TE in the Complete List of TEs section.
TEs requiring other documents are tagged as OD-TE in the Complete List of TEs section.
FIPS 140-3 Section Title |
140A-TEs |
140A-TEs |
|---|---|---|
non-140B-but-140A-TEs |
SP-TEs |
|
General |
None |
None |
Cryptographic Module Specification |
TE02.03.02, TE02.07.01, TE02.07.02 (also SP-TE), TE02.10.01 (also SP-TE), TE02.10.02, TE02.13.02, TE02.17.09 |
TE02.03.01, TE02.07.02, TE02.09.01, TE02.10.01, TE02.11.01, TE02.11.02, TE02.12.01, TE02.13.01, TE02.14.01, TE02.15.01, TE02.15.02, TE02.15.04, TE02.15.06, TE02.15.07, TE02.15.08, TE02.15.09, TE02.15.10, TE02.15.11, TE02.15.12, TE02.15.13, TE02.15.14, TE02.16.01, TE02.16.02, TE02.16.03, TE02.16.05, TE02.17.01, TE02.17.02, TE02.17.03, TE02.17.05, TE02.17.06, TE02.17.07, TE02.17.08, TE02.17.10, TE02.18.01, TE02.19.01, TE02.20.01, TE02.20.02, TE02.20.03, TE02.20.04, TE02.21.01, TE02.21.02, TE02.22.01, TE02.24.01, TE02.26.01, TE02.26.02, TE02.30.01 |
Cryptographic Module Interfaces |
TE03.01.02 (also SP-TE), TE03.02.01, TE03.05.02, TE03.06.02, TE03.07.01, TE03.07.03, TE03.07.05, TE03.07.06, TE03.07.07, TE03.08.02, TE03.09.01, TE03.10.01, TE03.10.03, TE03.10.05, TE03.11.02, TE03.13.01, TE03.14.01, TE03.14.02, TE03.14.03, TE03.15.01, TE03.15.02, TE03.15.05, TE03.16.01, TE03.18.01, TE03.19.01, TE03.19.03 |
TE03.01.01, TE03.01.02, TE03.01.03, TE03.02.02, TE03.03,01, TE03.04.01, |
Roles, Services, and Authentication |
TE04.02.01, TE04.03.01, TE04.07.01, TE04.07.02, TE04.19.01, TE04.20.01, TE04.20.02, TE04.21.01, TE04.22.01, TE04.25.01, TE04.33.01, TE04.35.01, TE04.38.01, TE04.39.01, TE04.42.01, TE04.42.02, TE04.43.01, TE04.44.01, TE04.45.01, TE04.51.02, TE04.53.01, TE04.54.01, TE04.55.01 |
TE04.05.01, TE04.06.01, TE04.11.01, TE04.13.02, TE04.14.01, TE04.18.01, TE04.37.01, TE04.47.01, TE04.48.01, TE04.50.01, TE04.50.02, TE04.51.01, TE04.56.01, TE04.56.02, TE04.59.01 |
Software/Firmware Security |
TE05.02.01, TE05.04.01, TE05.05.01, TE05.05.03, TE05.05.04, TE05.05.06, TE05.06.01, TE05.06.05, TE05.07.01, TE05.08.02, TE05.11.01, TE05.12.01, TE05.12.02, TE05.13.01, TE05.13.02, TE05.13.04, TE05.13.06, TE05.13.07, TE05.15.01, TE05.15.02, TE05.16.01, TE05.16.02, TE05.20.01, TE05.23.01 |
TE05.05.02, TE05.17.01 |
Operational Environment |
TE06.03.01, TE06.05.01, TE06.05.02, TE06.06.01, TE06.08.01, TE06.08.02, TE06.10.01, TE06.11.01, TE06.12.01, TE06.13.01, TE06.14.01, TE06.15.01, TE06.17.01, TE06.18.01, TE06.19.01, TE06.24.01, TE06.25.01, TE06.26.01, TE06.27.01, TE06.28.01 |
TE06.07.01, TE06.09.01, TE06.20.01 |
Physical Security |
TE07.10.01, TE07.11.01, TE07.12.01, TE07.15.01, TE07.15.02, TE07.19.01, TE07.20.01, TE07.25.01, TE07.26.01, TE07.33.01, TE07.35.01, TE07.37.01, TE07.37.02, TE07.39.01, TE07.39.02, TE07.39.03, TE07.39.04, TE07.41.01, TE07.42.01, TE07.43.01, TE07.44.01, TE07.45.01, TE07.46.01, TE07.47.01, TE07.48.01, TE07.50.01, TE07.50.02, TE07.50.03, TE07.51.01, TE07.51.02, TE07.51.03, TE07.51.04, TE07.51.05, TE07.51.07, TE07.53.01, TE07.55.01, TE07.57.01, TE07.60.01, TE07.65.01, TE07.65.02, TE07.65.03, TE07.65.04, TE07.65.05, TE07.65.06, TE07.65.07, TE07.67.01, TE07.71.01, TE07.73.01 |
TE07.01.01, TE07.09.01, TE07.09.02, TE07.19.01, TE07.26.02, TE07.77.04, TE07.81.03 |
Non-Invasive Security |
Not yet enforced by the CMVP |
Not yet enforced by the CMVP |
Sensitive Security Parameter Management |
TE09.01.01, TE09.02.01, TE09.03.01, TE09.05.01, TE09.08.02, TE09.14.01, TE09.16.01, TE09.16.02, TE09.21.01, TE09.23.01, TE09.23.02, TE09.23.04, TE09.24.01, TE09.25.01, TE09.27.01, TE09.28.06, TE09.29.01, TE09.29.02, TE09.31.01, TE09.32.01, TE09.36.01 |
TE09.04.01, TE09.04.02, TE09.06.01, TE09.06.02, TE09.06.03, TE09.07.01, TE09.08.01, TE09.09.01, TE09.09.02, TE09.10.01, TE09.10.02, TE09.13.01, TE09.13.02, TE09.19.01, TE09.22.01, TE09.28.01, TE09.28.05, TE09.33.01, TE09.37.01 |
Self-Tests |
TE10.12.01, TE10.12.02, TE10.15.01, TE10.15.02, TE10.20.01, TE10.21.01, TE10.21.02, TE10.22.02, TE10.22.03, TE10.22.05, TE10.27.01, TE10.28.01, TE10.29.01, TE10.33.02, TE10.34.02, TE10.35.01, TE10.35.02, TE10.35.03, TE10.37.03, TE10.37.04, TE10.37.07, TE10.37.08, TE10.46.01, TE10.46.02, TE10.48.02, TE10.49.02, TE10.51.01, TE10.51.02, TE10.51.03 |
TE10.07.01, TE10.07.02, TE10.08.01, TE10.08.02, TE10.09.01, TE10.09.02, TE10.24.01, TE10.25.01, TE10.33.01, TE10.34.01, TE10.37.01, TE10.37.02, TE10.53.01 |
Life-Cycle Assurance |
TE11.01.01, TE11.03.01, TE11.04.01, TE11.04.02, TE11.04.03, TE11.04.04, TE11.05.01, TE11.06.01, TE11.08.01, TE11.08.02, TE11.08.03, TE11.08.04, TE11.08.05, TE11.08.07, TE11.08.08, TE11.08.10, TE11.08.11, TE11.08.12, TE11.13.01, TE11.15.01, TE11.15.02, TE11.16.01, TE11.17.01, TE11.18.01, TE11.19.01, TE11.21.01, TE11.23.01, TE11.24.01, TE11.25.01, TE11.26.01, TE11.28.01, TE11.28.02, TE11.28.03, TE11.29.01, TE11.29.02, TE11.30.01, TE11.31.01, TE11.33.01, TE11.34.01, TE11.38.03 |
TE11.32.01, TE11.35.01, TE11.36.01, TE11.37.01, TE11.38.01, TE11.39.01 |
Mitigation of Other Attacks |
TE12.01.01, TE12.04.02 |
TE12.02.01, TE12.04.01, TE12.04.03 |
NIST Special Publication 800-140A |
TEA01.01 |
|
NIST Special Publication 800-140B (Cryptographic module security policy) |
TEB.01.01, TEB.02.01, TEB.03.01, TEB.03.02 |
A.2. TEs Requiring Module Functional Test#
TEs in this category require the tester to exercise and manipulate the module to test its functionality. To do this, testers rely on various pieces of evidence that include log file names, screenshots, or remote testing/video observation. In essence: the tester must directly see and interact with the module to ensure that it functions in the way specified by the vendor.
TE09.03.02 is an example of this category. It states: “For each Sensitive Security Parameter (SSP) that can be entered, the tester shall first enter the SSP while assuming the correct entity. The tester shall then verify that entry is not possible when assuming an incorrect entity.” To fulfill this TE, the tester must assume specific entities and use the module as those assumed roles, testing that the module correctly identifies roles and grants only the appropriate SSP entry service to each entity.
This category of TEs is the hardest to automate; however, we may address the work surrounding functional testing. Automation opportunities may be found in how the lab collects and prepares the test evidence (e.g., log files) from functional testing.
Table 2 lists all TEs that require functional testing at specific Security Levels (SLs).
FIPS 140-3 Section Name |
TEs for SL 1-4 |
TEs for SL 2-4 |
TEs for SL 3-4 |
TEs for SL 4 |
|---|---|---|---|---|
General |
N/A |
|||
Module Specification |
TE02.10.01 (or SC-TE), TE02.12.01, TE02.13.03, TE02.15.03, TE02.15.05, TE02.16.04, TE02.17.02, TE02.17.04, TE02.19.02, TE02.22.02, TE02.24.02, TE02.26.03, TE02.26.04, TE02.26.05, TE02.28.01, TE02.28.02, TE02.30.02 |
None |
None |
None |
Module Interfaces |
TE03.01.04, TE03.02.01, TE03.05.01, TE03.05.02, TE03.06.01, TE03.06.02, TE03.07.02, TE03.07.04, TE03.07.08, TE03.08.01, TE03.08.02, TE03.09.02, TE03.10.02, TE03.10.04, TE03.11.01, TE03.11.03, TE03.13.02, TE03.14.03, TE03.15.02, TE03.15.03, TE03.15.04, TE03.15.06 |
None |
TE03.16.01 (or SC-TE), TE03.18.01, TE03.18.02, TE03.19.02, TE03.19.04, TE03.20.01, TE03.21.01 |
TE03.22.01 |
Roles, Services, and Authentication |
TE04.02.02, TE04.02.03, TE04.07.03, TE04.11.02, TE04.13.01, TE04.13.03, TE04.14.02, TE04.15.01, TE04.19.02, TE04.19.03, TE04.20.01, TE04.20.03, TE04.21.02, TE04.22.02, TE04.23.01, TE04.25.02, TE04.25.03, TE04.28.01, TE04.29.01, TE04.32.01, TE04.33.01, TE04.34.01, TE04.35.02, TE04.37.02, TE04.38.02, TE04.39.02, TE04.39.03, TE04.39.04, TE04.43.02, TE04.44.02, TE04.56.02 (L1 only) |
TE04.37.02, TE04.38.02, TE04.45.02, TE04.45.02, TE04.45.03, TE04.52.01, TE04.53.01 (L2 only), TE04.54.02, TE04.54.03, TE04.55.02 |
TE04.39.02, TE04.39.03, TE04.39.04, TE04.42.03, TE04.42.04 |
TE04.59.01 |
Software/Firmware Security |
TE05.05.05, TE05.05.07, TE05.06.02, TE05.06.03, TE05.06.04, TE05.06.06, TE05.07.01, TE05.08.01, TE05.08.02, TE05.11.01, TE05.11.02, TE05.12.02, TE05.13.01, TE05.13.02, TE05.13.03, TE05.13.04, TE05.13.05, TE05.13.06, TE05.13.08 |
TE05.15.01, TE05.15.02, TE05.16.03, TE05.17.02 |
TE05.20.01, TE05.23.01 |
none |
Operational Environment |
TE06.05.01, TE06.05.02, TE06.05.03, TE06.06.01, TE06.06.02, TE06.08.01, TE06.08.02, TE06.08.03 |
The following TEs are for L2 only: TE06.09.02, TE06.09.03, TE06.10.01, TE06.10.02, TE06.10.03, TE06.11.01, TE06.11.02, TE06.11.03, TE06.12.01, TE06.12.02, TE06.12.03, TE06.13.01, TE06.13.02, TE06.13.03, TE06.14.01, TE06.14.02, TE06.14.03, TE06.15.01, TE06.15.02, TE06.15.03, TE06.17.01, TE06.17.02, TE06.17.03, TE06.18.01, TE06.18.02, TE06.18.03, TE06.24.01, TE06.25.01, TE06.25.02, TE06.26.01, TE06.26.02, TE06.27.01, TE06.27.02, TE06.28.01, TE06.28.02, TE06.28.03, TE06.28.04 |
None |
None |
Physical Security |
TE07.01.02, TE07.10.02, TE07.11.02, TE07.13.01, TE07.15.01, TE07.37.01, TE07.43.01, TE07.60.01 |
TE07.19.01, TE07.20.01, TE07.35.01, TE07.44.01, TE07.45.01, TE07.45.02, TE07.46.01, TE07.47.01, TE07.47.02, TE07.48.01, TE07.48.02, TE07.62.01, TE07.63.01 |
TE07.25.01, TE07.26.01, TE07.27.01, TE07.37.03, TE07.39.03, TE07.39.04, TE07.39.05, TE07.39.06, TE07.50.02, TE07.50.03, TE07.51.04, TE07.51.05, TE07.51.06, TE07.51.08, TE07.51.09, TE07.65.04, TE07.65.05, TE07.65.06, TE07.65.08, TE07.65.09, TE07.77.01, TE07.77.02, TE07.77.03, TE07.81.01, TE07.81.02 |
TE07.32.01, TE07.41.01, TE07.41.02, TE07.42.02, TE07.53.01, TE07.55.01, TE07.58.01, TE07.67.01, TE07.71.02 |
Non-Invasive Security |
N/A |
|||
SSP Management |
TE09.01.02, TE09.01.03, TE09.02.02, TE09.03.02, TE09.03.03, TE09.13.03, TE09.14.02, TE09.16.03, TE09.18.01, TE09.18.02, TE09.21.02, TE09.21.03, TE09.21.04, TE09.22.01, TE09.24.02, TE09.25.02, TE09.27.02, TE09.28.02, TE09.28.03, TE09.28.04, TE09.33.02, TE09.36.02, TE09.37.02 |
None |
None |
None |
Self-Tests |
TE10.07.03, TE10.07.04, TE10.07.05, TE10.08.03, TE10.09.03, TE10.10.01, TE10.10.02, TE10.11.01, TE10.15.01, TE10.15.02, TE10.21.01, TE10.21.02, TE10.21.03, TE10.21.04, TE10.22.01, TE10.22.04, TE10.25.02, TE10.27.01, TE10.28.02, TE10.34.03, TE10.35.04, TE10.37.05, TE10.37.06, TE10.37.09, TE10.46.03, TE10.46.04, TE10.48.01, TE10.48.03, TE10.49.01, TE10.49.03, TE10.53.02, TE10.53.03 |
TE10.12.03, TE10.12.04, TE10.12.05, TE10.54.01 |
||
Life-Cycle Assurance |
TE11.08.06, TE11.08.09, TE11.11.01, TE11.13.02, TE11.32.02 |
TE11.28.02, TE11.28.03, TE11.28.04 |
||
Mitigation of Other Attacks |
N/A |
A.2.1 TE Filters#
Table 3 can be used to filter TEs based on module characteristics (“TE Filter Types” in the first column). This table is not an exhaustive list, and more filters could be discovered through use and further feedback.
TE Filter Types |
Sampling of TEs within Filters |
|
|---|---|---|
Filter Sub-Categories |
Sample TEs within Sub-Categories |
|
Module Type |
Hardware |
TE11.17.01 |
Software |
TE11.15.01 |
|
Firmware |
TE11.16.01 |
|
Hybrid |
TE02.18.01 |
|
Security Level |
SL 1 |
TE05.13.01 |
SL 2 |
TE05.17.01 |
|
SL 3 |
TE03.21.01 |
|
SL 4 |
TE07.41.01 |
|
Embodiment Type |
TE07.09.01 |
|
Capabilities |
Bypass |
TE10.22.01 |
Self-Initiated Cryptographic |
TE04.23.01 |
|
SSP |
Manual Establishment |
TE10.07.01 |
Automated Establishment |
TE09.10.02 |
|
Wireless Manual Entry/Output |
TE09.18.01 |
|
Automated Entry/Output |
TE09.03.01 |
|
Self-Tests |
Comparison Self-Test |
TE10.27.01 |
Cryptographic Algorithm Self-Tests |
TE10.25.01 |
|
Pre-Operational Self-Tests |
TE10.53.01 |
|
Comparison Self-Test |
TE10.33.01 |
|
Critical Functions |
TE10.24.01 |
|
Operational Environment Type |
Limited |
TE06.03.01 |
Non-Modifiable |
TE06.03.01 |
|
Modifiable |
TE06.03.01 |
|
Excluded Components |
TE02.13.01 |
|
Modes of Operation |
Approved |
TE02.10.01 |
Non-Approved |
TE02.20.01 |
|
Degraded |
TE02.26.01 |
|
Interfaces |
Data Input |
TE03.05.01 |
Data Output |
TE03.06.01 |
|
Control Input |
TE03.08.01 |
|
Control Output |
TE03.09.01 |
|
Status Output |
TE03.10.01 |
|
Power Input |
TE03.13.01 |
|
Software/Firmware Loading |
TE10.37.01 |
|
Complete Image Replacement |
TE04.33.01 |
|
The CMVP provided Module Supplemental Information (V3.0.0 as of 2024-09-04). While this does capture many filterable items, it is not currently used to filter the set of TEs for the module under test.
The TE WS produces the TETables.json file to reflect the TE classification documented in this paper. The ACMVP server will incorporate the TETables.json file to generate a fitting set of TEs for a given module specification.
The TE WS will work on completing the filter/mapping of TE Filter Types to their respective TEs.
A.2.2 Removing Assertions Not Separately Tested#
Some assertions are not separately tested, nor do they depend on the completion of other assertions and their TEs. For example: AS05.22 is not separately tested, but is instead tested as part of AS05.05. Table 4 highlights some assertions which are not separately tested. Since testing these assertions are dependent on testing the assertion(s) that it points to, an approach is to use these assertions to further automate the report writing process. In this instance, the AS that is not separately tested could be marked as completed once the appropriate associated AS, VE, and TE are completed. This automation could take the form of a simple checking mechanic akin to the SP dependent TEs referenced in Table 1.
FIPS 140-3 Section Title |
Assertions Not Separately Tested |
|---|---|
General |
N/A |
Cryptographic Module Specification |
AS02.01, AS02.02, AS02.04, AS02.05, AS02.06, AS02.08, AS02.25, AS02.26, AS02.29, AS02.31, AS02.32 |
Cryptographic Module Interfaces |
AS03.12, AS03.17 |
Roles, Services, and Authentication |
AS04.01, AS04.05, AS04.08, AS04.09, AS04.10, AS04.12, AS04.16, AS04.17, AS04.24, AS04.26, AS04.27, AS04.30, AS04.31, AS04.36, AS04.40, AS04.41, AS04.46, AS04.49, AS04.57, AS04.58 |
Software/Firmware Security |
AS05.01, AS05.03, AS05.09, AS05.10, AS05.14, AS05.18, AS05.19, AS05.21, AS05.22 |
Operational Environment |
AS06.01, AS06.02, AS06.04, AS06.09, AS06.16, AS06.21, AS06.22, AS06.23, AS06.29 |
Physical Security |
AS07.02, AS07.03, AS07.04, AS07.05, AS07.06, AS07.07, AS07.08, AS07.14, AS07.16, AS07.17, AS07.18, AS.07.21, AS07.22, AS07.23, AS07.24, AS07.28, AS07.29, AS07.30, AS07.31, AS07.34, AS07.36, AS07.38, AS07.40, AS07.49, AS07.52, AS07.54, AS07.56, AS07.59, AS07.61, AS07.64, AS07.66, AS07.68, AS07.69, AS07.70, AS07.72, AS07.74, AS07.75, AS07.76, AS07.78, AS07.79, AS07.80, AS07.81, AS07.82, AS07.83, AS07.84, AS07.85, AS07.86 |
Non-Invasive Security |
N/A |
Sensitive Security Parameter Management |
AS09.11, AS09.12, AS09.15, AS09.17, AS09.20, AS09.26, AS09.30, AS09.34, AS09.35 |
Self-Tests |
AS10.01, AS10.02, AS10.03, AS10.04, AS10.05, AS10.06, AS10.13, AS10.14, AS10.16, AS10.17, AS10.18, AS10.19, AS10.23, AS10.26, AS10.30, AS10.31, AS10.32, AS10.32, AS10.36, AS10.38, AS10.39, AS10.40, AS10.41, AS10.42, AS10.43, AS10.44, AS10.45, AS10.47, AS10.50, AS10.52, AS10.55 |
Life-Cycle Assurance |
AS11.02, AS11.07, AS11.09, AS11.10, AS11.12, AS11.14, AS11.20, AS11.22, AS11.27 |
Mitigation of Other Attacks |
None |
A.3. Complete List of TEs#
The table below provides a complete list of TEs, classified into four categories (i.e., SP-TE, OD-TE, SC-TC, FT-TE) and their potential combinations:
SP-TE: TEs depending on the SP
SC-TE: TEs depending on source code review or inspection
OD-TE: TEs depending on other vendor documentation
FT-TE: TEs depending on functional testing
SP-TE/OD-TE: TEs depending on vendor documentation, regardless whether it is SP or not
SC-TE/SP-TE: TEs depending on source code review or on the SP
SP-TE, FT-TE: TE depending on the SP and on functional testing
SC-TE, FT-TE: TE depending on source code review and on functional testing
Grayed-out TEs are those not currently required by the CMVP.
The OD-TEs depend on proprietary vendor documentation. Therefore, they do not belong to the SP-TE category.
Examples:
FT-TE:
The tester shall verify, by exercising the module, that the status indicator is provided when the trusted channel is in use. (e.g., TE03.21.01)
The tester shall verify that an identity-based authentication mechanism is employed for all services utilizing the trusted channel. (e.g., TE03.20.01)
SP-TE, FT-TE or SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE:
The tester shall use the vendor documentation to assess multi-factor identity-based authentication. (e.g., TE04.59.01)
The tester shall verify from the vendor documentation and by inspection that the approved authentication mechanism implemented in the operating system meets the applicable requirements. (TE04.53.01)
FT-TE, SP-TE or FT-TE, SP-TE/ OD-TE:
The tester shall invoke the approved mode of operation using the vendor provided instructions found in the non-proprietary security policy. (e.g., TE02.19.02)
The tester shall verify that the module implements a bypass capability as specified in the vendor documentation. (e.g., TE04.18.01)
TE02.03.01 |
SP-TE |
TE02.03.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE02.07.01 |
SC-TE, SP-TE |
TE02.07.02 |
SC-TE, SP-TE |
TE02.09.01 |
SP-TE |
TE02.10.01 |
SP-TE, SC-TE/FT-TE |
TE02.10.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE02.11.01 |
SP-TE |
TE02.11.02 |
SP-TE |
TE02.12.01 |
SP-TE, FT-TE |
TE02.13.01 |
SP-TE |
TE02.13.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE02.13.03 |
FT-TE |
TE02.14.01 |
SP-TE |
TE02.15.01 |
SP-TE |
TE02.15.02 |
SP-TE |
TE02.15.03 |
FT-TE |
TE02.15.04 |
SP-TE |
TE02.15.05 |
FT-TE |
TE02.15.06 |
SP-TE |
TE02.15.07 |
SP-TE |
TE02.15.08 |
SP-TE |
TE02.15.09 |
SP-TE |
TE02.15.10 |
SP-TE |
TE02.15.11 |
SP-TE |
TE02.15.12 |
SP-TE |
TE02.15.13 |
SP-TE |
TE02.15.14 |
SP-TE |
TE02.16.01 |
SP-TE |
TE02.16.02 |
SP-TE |
TE02.16.03 |
SP-TE |
TE02.16.04 |
FT-TE |
TE02.16.05 |
SP-TE |
TE02.17.01 |
SP-TE |
TE02.17.02 |
SP-TE, FT-TE |
TE02.17.03 |
SP-TE |
TE02.17.04 |
FT-TE |
TE02.17.05 |
SP-TE |
TE02.17.06 |
SP-TE |
TE02.17.07 |
SP-TE |
TE02.17.08 |
SP-TE |
TE02.17.09 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE02.17.10 |
SP-TE |
TE02.18.01 |
SP-TE |
TE02.19.01 |
SP-TE |
TE02.19.02 |
FT-TE, SP-TE |
TE02.20.01 |
SP-TE |
TE02.20.02 |
SP-TE |
TE02.20.03 |
SP-TE |
TE02.20.04 |
SP-TE |
TE02.21.01 |
SP-TE |
TE02.21.02 |
SP-TE |
TE02.22.01 |
SP-TE |
TE02.22.02 |
FT-TE |
TE02.24.01 |
SP-TE |
TE02.24.02 |
FT-TE |
TE02.26.01 |
SP-TE |
TE02.26.02 |
SP-TE |
TE02.26.03 |
FT-TE |
TE02.26.04 |
FT-TE |
TE02.26.05 |
FT-TE |
TE02.28.01 |
FT-TE |
TE02.28.02 |
FT-TE |
TE02.30.01 |
SP-TE |
TE02.30.02 |
FT-TE |
TE03.01.01 |
SP-TE |
TE03.01.02 |
SP-TE, SC-TE |
TE03.01.03 |
SP-TE |
TE03.01.04 |
FT-TE |
TE03.02.01 |
SC-TE, FT-TE |
TE03.02.02 |
SP-TE |
TE03.03.01 |
SP-TE |
TE03.04.01 |
SP-TE |
TE03.05.01 |
FT-TE |
TE03.05.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE03.06.01 |
FT-TE |
TE03.06.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE03.07.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE03.07.02 |
FT-TE |
TE03.07.03 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE03.07.04 |
FT-TE |
TE03.07.05 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, SC-TE |
TE03.07.06 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE03.07.07 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE03.07.08 |
FT-TE |
TE03.08.01 |
FT-TE |
TE03.08.02 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE03.09.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE03.09.02 |
FT-TE |
TE03.10.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE03.10.02 |
FT-TE |
TE03.10.03 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE03.10.04 |
FT-TE |
TE03.10.05 |
SC-TE/OD-TE |
TE03.11.01 |
FT-TE |
TE03.11.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE03.11.03 |
FT-TE |
TE03.13.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE03.13.02 |
FT-TE |
TE03.14.01 |
SC-TE/OD-TE |
TE03.14.02 |
SC-TE/OD-TE |
TE03.14.03 |
FT-TE, SC-TE |
TE03.15.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE03.15.02 |
FT-TE, SC-TE |
TE03.15.03 |
FT-TE |
TE03.15.04 |
FT-TE |
TE03.15.05 |
SC-TE |
TE03.15.06 |
FT-TE |
TE03.16.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, SC-TE/FT-TE |
TE03.18.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE03.18.02 |
FT-TE |
TE03.19.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, SC-TE |
TE03.19.02 |
FT-TE |
TE03.19.03 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE03.19.04 |
FT-TE |
TE03.20.01 |
FT-TE |
TE03.21.01 |
FT-TE |
TE03.22.01 |
FT-TE |
TE04.02.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.02.02 |
FT-TE |
TE04.02.03 |
FT-TE |
TE04.03.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.05.01 |
SP-TE |
TE04.06.01 |
SP-TE |
TE04.07.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.07.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.07.03 |
FT-TE |
TE04.11.01 |
SP-TE |
TE04.11.02 |
FT-TE |
TE04.13.01 |
FT-TE |
TE04.13.02 |
SP-TE |
TE04.13.03 |
FT-TE |
TE04.14.01 |
SP-TE |
TE04.14.02 |
FT-TE |
TE04.15.01 |
FT-TE |
TE04.18.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.19.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.19.02 |
FT-TE |
TE04.19.03 |
FT-TE |
TE04.20.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.20.02 |
OD-TE |
TE04.20.03 |
FT-TE |
TE04.21.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.21.02 |
FT-TE |
TE04.22.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.22.02 |
FT-TE |
TE04.23.01 |
FT-TE |
TE04.25.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.25.02 |
FT-TE |
TE04.25.03 |
FT-TE |
TE04.28.01 |
FT-TE |
TE04.29.01 |
FT-TE |
TE04.32.01 |
FT-TE |
TE04.33.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.34.01 |
FT-TE |
TE04.35.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.35.02 |
FT-TE |
TE04.37.01 |
SP-TE |
TE04.37.02 |
FT-TE |
TE04.38.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.38.02 |
FT-TE |
TE04.39.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.39.02 |
FT-TE |
TE04.39.03 |
FT-TE |
TE04.39.04 |
FT-TE |
TE04.42.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.42.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.42.03 |
FT-TE |
TE04.42.04 |
FT-TE |
TE04.43.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.43.02 |
FT-TE |
TE04.44.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.44.02 |
FT-TE |
TE04.45.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.45.02 |
FT-TE |
TE04.45.03 |
FT-TE |
TE04.47.01 |
SP-TE |
TE04.48.01 |
SP-TE |
TE04.50.01 |
SP-TE |
TE04.50.02 |
SP-TE |
TE04.51.01 |
SP-TE |
TE04.51.02 |
SP-TE |
TE04.52.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE04.53.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE04.54.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.54.02 |
FT-TE |
TE04.54.03 |
FT-TE |
TE04.55.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE04.55.02 |
FT-TE |
TE04.56.01 |
SP-TE |
TE04.56.02 |
FT-TE |
TE04.59.01 |
SP-TE, FT-TE |
TE05.02.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE05.04.01 |
SC-TE |
TE05.05.01 |
SC-TE |
TE05.05.02 |
SP-TE |
TE05.05.03 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE05.05.04 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE05.05.05 |
FT-TE |
TE05.05.06 |
SC-TE/OD-TE |
TE05.05.07 |
FT-TE |
TE05.06.01 |
SC-TE |
TE05.06.02 |
FT-TE |
TE05.06.03 |
FT-TE |
TE05.06.04 |
FT-TE |
TE05.06.05 |
SC-TE |
TE05.06.06 |
FT-TE |
TE05.07.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE05.08.01 |
FT-TE |
TE05.08.02 |
FT-TE, SC-TE |
TE05.11.01 |
FT-TE |
TE05.11.02 |
FT-TE |
TE05.12.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE05.12.02 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE05.13.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE05.13.02 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE05.13.03 |
FT-TE |
TE05.13.04 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE05.13.05 |
FT-TE |
TE05.13.06 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE05.13.07 |
SC-TE/OD-TE |
TE05.13.08 |
FT-TE |
TE05.15.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE05.15.02 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE05.16.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE05.16.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE05.16.03 |
FT-TE |
TE05.17.01 |
SP-TE |
TE05.17.02 |
FT-TE |
TE05.20.01 |
SC-TE, FT-TE |
TE05.23.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE06.03.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE06.05.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE06.05.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE06.05.03 |
FT-TE |
TE06.06.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE06.06.02 |
FT-TE |
TE06.07.01 |
SP-TE |
TE06.08.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE06.08.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE06.08.03 |
FT-TE |
TE06.09.01 |
SP-TE |
TE06.09.02 |
FT-TE |
TE06.09.03 |
FT-TE |
TE06.10.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE06.10.02 |
FT-TE |
TE06.10.03 |
FT-TE |
TE06.11.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE06.11.02 |
FT-TE |
TE06.11.03 |
FT-TE |
TE06.12.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE06.12.02 |
FT-TE |
TE06.12.03 |
FT-TE |
TE06.13.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE06.13.02 |
FT-TE |
TE06.13.03 |
FT-TE |
TE06.14.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE06.14.02 |
FT-TE |
TE06.14.03 |
FT-TE |
TE06.15.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE06.15.02 |
FT-TE |
TE06.15.03 |
FT-TE |
TE06.17.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE06.17.02 |
FT-TE |
TE06.17.03 |
FT-TE |
TE06.18.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE06.18.02 |
FT-TE |
TE06.18.03 |
FT-TE |
TE06.19.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE06.20.01 |
SP-TE |
TE06.24.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE06.25.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE06.25.02 |
FT-TE |
TE06.26.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE06.26.02 |
FT-TE |
TE06.27.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE06.27.02 |
FT-TE |
TE06.28.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE06.28.02 |
FT-TE |
TE06.28.03 |
FT-TE |
TE06.28.04 |
FT-TE |
TE07.01.01 |
SP-TE |
TE07.01.02 |
FT-TE |
TE07.09.01 |
SP-TE |
TE07.09.02 |
SP-TE |
TE07.10.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.10.02 |
FT-TE |
TE07.11.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.11.02 |
FT-TE |
TE07.12.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.13.01 |
FT-TE |
TE07.15.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.15.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.19.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.20.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.25.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.26.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE FT-TE |
TE07.26.02 |
SP-TE |
TE07.27.01 |
FT-TE |
TE07.32.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE07.33.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.35.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.37.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.37.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.37.03 |
FT-TE |
TE07.39.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.39.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.39.03 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.39.04 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.39.05 |
FT-TE |
TE07.39.06 |
FT-TE |
TE07.41.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.41.02 |
FT-TE |
TE07.42.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.42.02 |
FT-TE |
TE07.43.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.44.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.45.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.45.02 |
FT-TE |
TE07.46.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.47.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.47.02 |
FT-TE |
TE07.48.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.48.02 |
FT-TE |
TE07.50.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.50.02 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.50.03 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.51.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.51.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.51.03 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.51.04 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.51.05 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.51.06 |
FT-TE |
TE07.51.07 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.51.08 |
FT-TE |
TE07.51.09 |
FT-TE |
TE07.53.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE07.55.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE07.57.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.58.01 |
FT-TE |
TE07.60.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.62.01 |
FT-TE |
TE07.63.01 |
FT-TE |
TE07.65.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.65.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.65.03 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.65.04 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.65.05 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.65.06 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.65.07 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.65.08 |
FT-TE |
TE07.65.09 |
FT-TE |
TE07.67.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE07.71.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.71.02 |
FT-TE |
TE07.73.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE07.77.01 |
FT-TE |
TE07.77.02 |
FT-TE |
TE07.77.03 |
FT-TE |
TE07.77.04 |
SP-TE |
TE07.81.01 |
FT-TE |
TE07.81.02 |
FT-TE |
TE07.81.03 |
SP-TE |
TE08.03.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE08.04.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE08.05.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE08.06.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE08.07.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.01.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.01.02 |
FT-TE |
TE09.01.03 |
FT-TE |
TE09.02.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.02.02 |
FT-TE |
TE09.03.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.03.02 |
FT-TE |
TE09.03.03 |
FT-TE |
TE09.04.01 |
SP-TE |
TE09.04.02 |
SP-TE |
TE09.05.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.06.01 |
SP-TE |
TE09.06.02 |
SP-TE |
TE09.06.03 |
SP-TE |
TE09.07.01 |
SP-TE |
TE09.08.01 |
SP-TE |
TE09.08.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.09.01 |
SP-TE |
TE09.09.02 |
SP-TE |
TE09.10.01 |
SP-TE |
TE09.10.02 |
SP-TE |
TE09.13.01 |
SP-TE |
TE09.13.02 |
SP-TE |
TE09.13.03 |
FT-TE |
TE09.14.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.14.02 |
FT-TE |
TE09.16.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.16.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.16.03 |
FT-TE |
TE09.18.01 |
FT-TE |
TE09.18.02 |
FT-TE |
TE09.19.01 |
SP-TE |
TE09.21.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.21.02 |
FT-TE |
TE09.21.03 |
FT-TE |
TE09.21.04 |
FT-TE |
TE09.22.01 |
FT-TE |
TE09.23.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.23.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.23.04 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.24.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.24.02 |
FT-TE |
TE09.25.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.25.02 |
FT-TE |
TE09.27.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.27.02 |
FT-TE |
TE09.28.01 |
SP-TE |
TE09.28.02 |
FT-TE |
TE09.28.03 |
FT-TE |
TE09.28.04 |
FT-TE |
TE09.28.05 |
SP-TE |
TE09.28.06 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.29.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.29.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.31.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.32.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.33.01 |
SP-TE |
TE09.33.02 |
FT-TE |
TE09.36.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE09.36.02 |
FT-TE |
TE09.37.01 |
SP-TE |
TE09.37.02 |
FT-TE |
TE10.07.01 |
SP-TE |
TE10.07.02 |
SP-TE |
TE10.07.03 |
FT-TE |
TE10.07.04 |
FT-TE |
TE10.07.05 |
FT-TE/SC-TE |
TE10.08.01 |
SP-TE |
TE10.08.02 |
SP-TE |
TE10.08.03 |
FT-TE |
TE10.09.01 |
SP-TE |
TE10.09.02 |
SP-TE |
TE10.09.03 |
FT-TE |
TE10.10.01 |
FT-TE |
TE10.10.02 |
FT-TE |
TE10.11.01 |
FT-TE |
TE10.12.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.12.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.12.03 |
FT-TE |
TE10.12.04 |
FT-TE |
TE10.12.05 |
FT-TE |
TE10.15.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE10.15.02 |
SC-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE10.20.01 |
SC-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.21.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, FT-TE |
TE10.21.02 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.21.03 |
FT-TE |
TE10.21.04 |
FT-TE |
TE10.22.01 |
FT-TE |
TE10.22.02 |
SC-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.22.03 |
SC-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.22.04 |
FT-TE |
TE10.22.05 |
SC-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.24.01 |
SP-TE |
TE10.24.02 |
SC-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.25.01 |
SP-TE |
TE10.25.02 |
FT-TE |
TE10.27.01 |
FT-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.28.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, SC-TE |
TE10.28.02 |
FT-TE |
TE10.29.01 |
SC-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.33.01 |
SP-TE |
TE10.33.02 |
SC-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.34.01 |
SP-TE |
TE10.34.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, SC-TE |
TE10.34.03 |
FT-TE |
TE10.35.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, SC-TE |
TE10.35.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, SC-TE |
TE10.35.03 |
SP-TE/OD-TE, SC-TE |
TE10.35.04 |
FT-TE |
TE10.37.01 |
SP-TE |
TE10.37.02 |
SP-TE |
TE10.37.03 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.37.04 |
SC-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.37.05 |
FT-TE |
TE10.37.06 |
FT-TE |
TE10.37.07 |
SC-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.37.08 |
SC-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.37.09 |
FT-TE |
TE10.46.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.46.02 |
SC-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.46.03 |
FT-TE |
TE10.46.04 |
FT-TE |
TE10.48.01 |
FT-TE |
TE10.48.02 |
SC-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.48.03 |
FT-TE |
TE10.49.01 |
FT-TE |
TE10.49.02 |
SC-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.49.03 |
FT-TE |
TE10.51.01 |
SC-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.51.02 |
SC-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.51.03 |
SC-TE, SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE10.53.01 |
SP-TE |
TE10.53.02 |
FT-TE |
TE10.53.03 |
FT-TE |
TE10.54.01 |
FT-TE, SC-TE |
TE11.01.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.03.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.04.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.04.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.04.03 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.04.04 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.05.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.06.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.08.01 |
OD(FSM)-TE |
TE11.08.02 |
OD(FSM)-TE |
TE11.08.03 |
OD(FSM)-TE |
TE11.08.04 |
OD(FSM)-TE |
TE11.08.05 |
OD(FSM)-TE |
TE11.08.06 |
FT-TE |
TE11.08.07 |
OD(FSM)-TE |
TE11.08.08 |
OD(FSM)-TE |
TE11.08.09 |
FT-TE |
TE11.08.10 |
OD(FSM)-TE |
TE11.08.11 |
OD(FSM)-TE |
TE11.08.12 |
OD(FSM)-TE |
TE11.11.01 |
FT-TE |
TE11.13.01 |
OD(FSM)-TE |
TE11.13.02 |
FT-TE |
TE11.15.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.15.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.16.01 |
SC-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.17.01 |
SC-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.18.01 |
SC-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.19.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.21.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.23.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.24.01 |
SC-TE |
TE11.25.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.26.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.28.01 |
SC-TE |
TE11.28.02 |
FT-TE, SC-TE |
TE11.28.03 |
FT-TE, SC-TE |
TE11.28.04 |
FT-TE |
TE11.29.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.29.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.30.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.31.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.32.01 |
SP-TE |
TE11.32.02 |
FT-TE |
TE11.33.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.34.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.35.01 |
SP-TE |
TE11.36.01 |
SP-TE |
TE11.37.01 |
SP-TE |
TE11.38.01 |
SP-TE |
TE11.38.03 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE11.39.01 |
SP-TE |
TE12.01.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE12.02.01 |
SP-TE |
TE12.04.01 |
SP-TE |
TE12.04.02 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TE12.04.03 |
SP-TE |
TEA01.01 |
SP-TE/OD-TE |
TEB01.01 |
SP-TE |
TEB02.01 |
SP-TE |
TEB03.01 |
SP-TE |
TEB03.02 |
SP-TE |