cjdns/crypto/CryptoAuth.h

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#ifndef CryptoAuth_H
#define CryptoAuth_H

#include "rust/cjdns_sys/RTypes.h"
#include "interface/Iface.h"
#include "crypto/random/Random.h"
#include "memory/Allocator.h"
#include "util/log/Log.h"
#include "util/events/EventBase.h"
#include "wire/Message.h"
#include "util/Linker.h"
Linker_require("crypto/CryptoAuth.c")

#include <stdint.h>
#include <stdbool.h>

#define CryptoAuth_DEFAULT_RESET_AFTER_INACTIVITY_SECONDS 60
#define CryptoAuth_DEFAULT_SETUP_RESET_AFTER_INACTIVITY_SECONDS 10

struct CryptoAuth
{
    int opaque;
};

struct CryptoAuth_Session
{
    struct Iface plaintext;
    struct Iface ciphertext;
};

/**
 * Associate a password:authtype pair with a user object.
 * Calling CryptoAuth_getUser() on any interface which has established a connection with
 * the same password:authType pair will return the same user object.
 *
 * @param password This should be a key derived from the password using a good key derivation
 *                 function, using a plaintext password here is NOT recommended.
 * @param authType The method of authenticating the user, only option currently is 1 for sha256
 *                 based authentication.
 * @param user The thing to associate with this user, will be returned by CryptoAuth_getUser().
 *             If this is NULL and requireAuthentication is enabled, authentication will fail.
 *             Duplicate user entires are OK.
 * @param ipv6 If not NULL, only allow connections to this CryptoAuth from the key which hashes
 *             to the given IPv6 address.
 * @param context The CryptoAuth context.
 * @return 0 if all goes well,
 *         CryptoAuth_addUser_DUPLICATE if the same *password* already exists.
 */
enum CryptoAuth_addUser_Res {
    CryptoAuth_addUser_DUPLICATE = -3,
};
int CryptoAuth_addUser_ipv6(String* password,
                            String* login,
                            uint8_t ipv6[16],
                            struct CryptoAuth* ca);

static inline int CryptoAuth_addUser(String* password, String* login, struct CryptoAuth* ca)
{
    return CryptoAuth_addUser_ipv6(password, login, NULL, ca);
}

/**
 * Remove all users registered with this CryptoAuth.
 *
 * @param context the context to remove users for.
 * @param user the identifier which was passed to addUser(), all users with this id will be removed.
 * @return the number of users removed.
 */
int CryptoAuth_removeUsers(struct CryptoAuth* context, String* user);

/**
 * Get a list of all the users added via addUser.
 *
 * @param context the context used to call addUser.
 * @param alloc the Allocator to use to create the usersOut array.
 * @returns List* containing the user String's
 */
RTypes_StrList_t* CryptoAuth_getUsers(const struct CryptoAuth* context, struct Allocator* alloc);

/**
 * Create a new crypto authenticator.
 *
 * @param allocator the means of aquiring memory.
 * @param privateKey the private key to use for this CryptoAuth or null if one should be generated.
 * @param eventBase the libevent context for handling timeouts.
 * @param logger the mechanism for logging output from the CryptoAuth.
 *               if NULL then no logging will be done.
 * @param rand random number generator.
 * @return a new CryptoAuth context.
 */
struct CryptoAuth* CryptoAuth_new(struct Allocator* allocator,
                                  const uint8_t* privateKey,
                                  EventBase_t* eventBase,
                                  struct Log* logger,
                                  struct Random* rand);

/**
 * Wrap an interface with crypto authentication.
 *
 * NOTE2: Every received packet is prefixed by the 4 byte *nonce* for that packet
 *        in host endian order.
 *
 * @param toWarp the interface to wrap
 * @param herPublicKey the public key of the other party or NULL if unknown.
 * @param requireAuth if the remote end of this interface begins the connection, require
 *                    them to present valid authentication credentials to connect.
 *                    If this end begins the connection, this parameter has no effect.
 * @param name a name for this CA which will appear in logs.
 * @param context the CryptoAuth context.
 */
struct CryptoAuth_Session* CryptoAuth_newSession(struct CryptoAuth* ca,
                                                 struct Allocator* alloc,
                                                 const uint8_t herPublicKey[32],
                                                 const bool requireAuth,
                                                 const char* name,
                                                 bool useNoise);

/** @return 0 on success, -1 otherwise. */ // Now only used in unit tests on Rust side
int CryptoAuth_encrypt(struct CryptoAuth_Session* session, Message_t* msg);

enum CryptoAuth_DecryptErr {
    CryptoAuth_DecryptErr_NONE = 0,

    // Packet too short
    CryptoAuth_DecryptErr_RUNT = 1,

    // Received a run message to an un-setup session
    CryptoAuth_DecryptErr_NO_SESSION = 2,

    CryptoAuth_DecryptErr_FINAL_SHAKE_FAIL = 3,

    CryptoAuth_DecryptErr_FAILED_DECRYPT_RUN_MSG = 4,

    CryptoAuth_DecryptErr_KEY_PKT_ESTABLISHED_SESSION = 5,

    CryptoAuth_DecryptErr_WRONG_PERM_PUBKEY = 6,

    // Only specific IPv6 can connect to this CA session and the request has the wrong one.
    CryptoAuth_DecryptErr_IP_RESTRICTED = 7,

    // Authentication is required and is missing.
    CryptoAuth_DecryptErr_AUTH_REQUIRED = 8,

    // Basically this means the login name doesn't exist, beware of giving this information up.
    CryptoAuth_DecryptErr_UNRECOGNIZED_AUTH = 9,

    // Key packet and we are not in a state to accept a key packet
    CryptoAuth_DecryptErr_STRAY_KEY = 10,

    CryptoAuth_DecryptErr_HANDSHAKE_DECRYPT_FAILED = 11,

    // Set zero as the temporary public key
    CryptoAuth_DecryptErr_WISEGUY = 12,

    // Duplicate hello or key packet (same temp key and not a repeat-packet type)
    // Or repeat key packet with different key than what is known
    // Or a repeat hello packet for which we already know the temp key (meaning it is associated
    // with an existing session) when we are not in a state to accept a repeat hello.
    CryptoAuth_DecryptErr_INVALID_PACKET = 13,

    // Replay checker could not validate this packet
    CryptoAuth_DecryptErr_REPLAY = 14,

    // Authenticated decryption failed
    CryptoAuth_DecryptErr_DECRYPT = 15
};

// returns 0 if everything if ok, otherwise an encryption error.
// If there is an error, the content of the message MIGHT already be decrypted !
// Now only used in unit tests on Rust side
enum CryptoAuth_DecryptErr CryptoAuth_decrypt(struct CryptoAuth_Session* sess, Message_t* msg);

/**
 * Choose the authentication credentials to use.
 * WARNING: Even if the remote end begins the connection, these credentials will be presented which
 *          will cause the connection initiation to fail if the remote end does not know of them.
 *
 * @param password the password to use for authenticating, this must match the password given to
 *                 CryptoAuth_addUser() at the other end of the connection.
 * @param login the username to use for logging in with the other node.
 *              if null then the authtype will be type 1 (password only).
 * @param wrappedInterface this MUST be the output from CryptoAuth_wrapInterface().
 */
void CryptoAuth_setAuth(const String* password,
                        const String* login,
                        struct CryptoAuth_Session* caSession);

/** Reset the session's state to CryptoAuth_NEW, a new connection will be negotiated. */
//void CryptoAuth_reset(struct CryptoAuth_Session* session);

void CryptoAuth_resetIfTimeout(struct CryptoAuth_Session* session);

void CryptoAuth_reset(struct CryptoAuth_Session* caSession);

#define CryptoAuth_State_INIT           RTypes_CryptoAuth_State_t_Init
#define CryptoAuth_State_SENT_HELLO     RTypes_CryptoAuth_State_t_SentHello
#define CryptoAuth_State_RECEIVED_HELLO RTypes_CryptoAuth_State_t_ReceivedHello
#define CryptoAuth_State_SENT_KEY       RTypes_CryptoAuth_State_t_SentKey
#define CryptoAuth_State_RECEIVED_KEY   RTypes_CryptoAuth_State_t_ReceivedKey
#define CryptoAuth_State_ESTABLISHED    RTypes_CryptoAuth_State_t_Established

static inline char* CryptoAuth_stateString(RTypes_CryptoAuth_State_t state)
{
    switch (state) {
        case CryptoAuth_State_INIT:           return "INIT";
        case CryptoAuth_State_SENT_HELLO:     return "SENT_HELLO";
        case CryptoAuth_State_RECEIVED_HELLO: return "RECEIVED_HELLO";
        case CryptoAuth_State_SENT_KEY:       return "SENT_KEY";
        case CryptoAuth_State_RECEIVED_KEY:   return "RECEIVED_KEY";
        case CryptoAuth_State_ESTABLISHED:    return "ESTABLISHED";
        default: return "INVALID";
    }
}

RTypes_CryptoAuth_State_t CryptoAuth_getState(struct CryptoAuth_Session* session);

void CryptoAuth_getHerPubKey(const struct CryptoAuth_Session *session, uint8_t *pkOut);

void CryptoAuth_getHerIp6(const struct CryptoAuth_Session *session, uint8_t *ipOut);

void CryptoAuth_getPubKey(const struct CryptoAuth *ca, uint8_t *pkOut);

String_t *CryptoAuth_getName(const struct CryptoAuth_Session *session, Allocator_t *alloc);

void CryptoAuth_stats(const struct CryptoAuth_Session *session, RTypes_CryptoStats_t *statsOut);

#endif