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You may * not, directly or indirectly, redistribute the Apple Software or any portions thereof. */ #ifndef _CORECRYPTO_CCMODE_SIV_H_ #define _CORECRYPTO_CCMODE_SIV_H_ #include <corecrypto/cc.h> #include <corecrypto/ccmode.h> #include <corecrypto/ccmode_impl.h> #include <corecrypto/cccmac.h> /* This provide an implementation of SIV as specified in https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5297 also in http://csrc.nist.gov/groups/ST/toolkit/BCM/documents/proposedmodes/siv/siv.pdf Counter Mode where IV is based on CMAC */ cc_aligned_struct(16) ccsiv_ctx; struct ccmode_siv { size_t size; /* first argument to ccsiv_ctx_decl(). */ size_t block_size; int (*init)(const struct ccmode_siv *siv, ccsiv_ctx *ctx, size_t key_len, const uint8_t *key); int (*set_nonce)(ccsiv_ctx *ctx, size_t nbytes, const uint8_t *in); // could just be ccm with NULL out int (*auth)(ccsiv_ctx *ctx, size_t nbytes, const uint8_t *in); // could just be ccm with NULL out int (*crypt)(ccsiv_ctx *ctx, size_t nbytes, const uint8_t *in, uint8_t *out); int (*reset)(ccsiv_ctx *ctx); const struct ccmode_cbc *cbc; const struct ccmode_ctr *ctr; }; #define ccsiv_ctx_decl(_size_, _name_) cc_ctx_decl(ccsiv_ctx, _size_, _name_) #define ccsiv_ctx_clear(_size_, _name_) cc_clear(_size_, _name_) // Functions CC_INLINE size_t ccsiv_context_size(const struct ccmode_siv *mode) { return mode->size; } /*! @function ccsiv_block_size @abstract Return the block_size = block_length = tag_length used in the mode. @param mode ccsiv mode descriptor @discussion Used to return the current block size of the SIV mode. Note that the tag in this mode is an output of the underlying blockcipher and therefore the tag length corresponds to the block size. */ CC_INLINE size_t ccsiv_block_size(const struct ccmode_siv *mode) { return mode->block_size; } /*! @function ccsiv_ciphertext_size @abstract Return size of Ciphertext (which is the ciphertext and corresponding tag) given the mode and plaintext length @param mode ccsiv mode descriptor @param plaintext_size Size of the plaintext @discussion returns the length of the aead ciphertext that the context will generate which includes both the encrypted plaintext and tag. */ CC_INLINE size_t ccsiv_ciphertext_size(const struct ccmode_siv *mode, size_t plaintext_size) { return plaintext_size + mode->cbc->block_size; } /*! @function ccsiv_plaintext_size @abstract Return size of plaintext given a ciphertext length and mode. @param mode ccsiv mode descriptor @param ciphertext_size Size of the ciphertext @discussion returns the length of the plaintext which results from the decryption of a ciphertext of the corresponding size (here ciphertext size includes the tag). */ CC_INLINE size_t ccsiv_plaintext_size(const struct ccmode_siv *mode, size_t ciphertext_size) { if (ciphertext_size<mode->cbc->block_size) { return 0; // error } return ciphertext_size - mode->cbc->block_size; } /*! @function ccsiv_init @abstract Initialize a context for ccsiv with an associated mode, and given key. @param mode Descriptor for the mode @param ctx Alocated context to be intialized @param key_byte_len Length of the key: Supported key sizes are 32, 48, 64 bytes. @param key key for siv. All bits of this key should be random. (See discussion) @discussion In order to compute SIV_Enc_k(a1,...,am, n, x) where ai is the ith piece of associated data, n is a nonce and x is a plaintext, we use the following sequence of calls : @code ccsiv_init(...) ccsiv_aad(...) (may be called zero or more times) ccsiv_set_nonce(...) ccsiv_crypt(...) @endcode To reuse the context for additional encryptions, follow this sequence: @code ccsiv_reset(...) ccsiv_aad(...) (may be called zero or more times) ccsiv_set_nonce(...) ccsiv_crypt(...) @endcode Importantly, all the bits in the key need to be random. Duplicating a smaller key to achieve a longer key length will result in an insecure implementation. */ CC_INLINE int ccsiv_init(const struct ccmode_siv *mode, ccsiv_ctx *ctx, size_t key_byte_len, const uint8_t *key) { return mode->init(mode, ctx, key_byte_len, key); } /*! @function ccsiv_set_nonce @abstract Add the nonce to the siv's computation of the the tag. Changes the internal state of the context so that after the call only a crypt or reset call is permitted. @param mode Descriptor for the mode @param ctx Intialized ctx @param nbytes Length of the current nonce data being added @param in Nonce data to be authenticated. @discussion The nonce is a special form of authenticated data. If provided (a call to ccsiv_set_nonce is optional) it allows randomization of the ciphertext (preventing deterministic encryption). While the length of the nonce is not limmited, the amount of entropy that can be provided is limited by the number of bits in the block of the associated block-cipher. */ CC_INLINE int ccsiv_set_nonce(const struct ccmode_siv *mode, ccsiv_ctx *ctx, size_t nbytes, const uint8_t *in) { return mode->set_nonce(ctx, nbytes, in); } /*! @function ccsiv_aad @abstract Add the next piece of associated data to the SIV's computation of the tag. @param mode Descriptor for the mode @param ctx Intialized ctx @param nbytes Length of the current associated data being added @param in Associated data to be authenticated. @discussion Adds the associated data given by in to the computation of the tag in the associated data. Note this call is optional and no associated data needs to be provided. Multiple pieces of associated data can be provided by multiple calls to this function. Note the associated data in this case is simply computed as the concatenation of all of the associated data inputs. */ CC_INLINE int ccsiv_aad(const struct ccmode_siv *mode, ccsiv_ctx *ctx, size_t nbytes, const uint8_t *in) { return mode->auth(ctx, nbytes, in); } /*! @function ccsiv_crypt @abstract Depdening on mode, 1) Encrypts a plaintext , or 2) Decrypts a ciphertext @param mode Descriptor for the mode @param ctx Intialized ctx @param nbytes Case 1) Length of the current plaintext Case 2) Length of the current ciphertext (block length + plaintext length). @param in Case 1) Plaintext Case 2) Ciphertext @param out Case 1) Tag+ciphertext (buffer should be already allocated and of length block_length+plaintext_length.) Case 2) Plaintext (buffer should be already allocated and of length ciphertext_length - block_length length @discussion Depending on whether mode has been setup to encrypt or decrypt, this function 1) Encrypts the plaintext given as input in, and provides the ciphertext (which is a concatenation of the cbc-tag followed by the encrypted plaintext) as output out. 2) Decrypts plaintext using the input ciphertext at in (which again is the cbc-tag, followed by encrypted plaintext), and then verifies that the computed tag and provided tags match. This function is only called once. If one wishes to compute another (en)/(de)cryption, one resets the state with ccsiv_reset, and then begins the process again. There is no way to stream large plaintext/ciphertext inputs into the function. In the case of a decryption, if there is a failure in verifying the computed tag against the provided tag (embedded int he ciphertext), then a decryption/verification failure is returned, and any internally computed plaintexts and tags are zeroed out. Lastly the contexts internal state is reset, so that a new decryption/encryption can be commenced. Decryption can be done in place in memory by setting in=out. Encryption cannot be done in place. However, if one is trying to minimize memory usage one can set out = in - block_length, which results in the ciphertext being encrypted inplace, and the IV being prepended before the ciphertext. */ CC_INLINE int ccsiv_crypt(const struct ccmode_siv *mode, ccsiv_ctx *ctx, size_t nbytes, const uint8_t *in, uint8_t *out) { return mode->crypt(ctx, nbytes, in, out); } /*! @function ccsiv_reset @abstract Resets the state of the ccsiv_ctx ctx, maintaing the key, but preparing the ctx to preform a new Associated Data Authenticated (En)/(De)cryption. @param mode Descriptor for the mode @param ctx Intialized ctx */ CC_INLINE int ccsiv_reset(const struct ccmode_siv *mode, ccsiv_ctx *ctx) { return mode->reset(ctx); } /*! @function ccsiv_one_shot @abstract A simplified but more constrained way of performing a AES SIV (en)/(de)cryption. It is limited because only one piece of associated data may be provided. @param mode Descriptor for the mode @param key_len Length of the key: Supported key sizes are 32, 48, 64 bytes @param key key for siv @param nonce_nbytes Length of the current nonce data being added @param nonce Nonce data to be authenticated. @param adata_nbytes Length of the associated data. @param adata Associated data to be authenticated. @param in_nbytes Length of either the plaintext (for encryption) or ciphertext (for decryption), in the latter case the length includes the length of the tag. @param in Plaintext or ciphertext. Note that the ciphertext includes a tag of length tag_length prepended to it. @param out Buffer to hold ciphertext/plaintext. (Note Ciphertext is of size plaintext_length + block_length and plaintext is of ciphertext_length - block_length, as the tag has the length of one block. Must be the case that out<= in - block length || out>= in + plaintext_length @discussion Decryption can be done in place in memory by setting in=out. Encryption cannot be done in place. However, is one is trying to minimize memory usage one can set out = in - block_length, which results in the ciphertext being encrypted inplace, and the IV being prepended before the ciphertext. Suppose the block length is 16 bytes long (AES) and plaintext of length 20, then we could set in = 16, out = 0 let the bytes of the plaintext be denoted as P_1...P_20 then memory is depicted as: | 0 = ? | 1 = ? | ... | 15 = ? | 16 = P_1 | ... | 35 = P_20 | | | | | | V V V V V |IV_1 | IV_2 | ... | IV_16 | C_1 | ... | C_20 | Note that the ciphrtext itself is encrypted in place, but the IV prefixes the ciphertext. */ CC_INLINE int ccsiv_one_shot(const struct ccmode_siv *mode, size_t key_len, const uint8_t *key, unsigned nonce_nbytes, const uint8_t* nonce, unsigned adata_nbytes, const uint8_t* adata, size_t in_nbytes, const uint8_t *in, uint8_t *out) { int rc; ccsiv_ctx_decl(mode->size, ctx); rc=mode->init(mode, ctx, key_len, key); if (rc) {return rc;} rc=mode->set_nonce(ctx, nonce_nbytes, nonce); if (rc) {return rc;} rc=mode->auth(ctx, adata_nbytes, adata); if (rc) {return rc;} rc=mode->crypt(ctx, in_nbytes, in, out); if (rc) {return rc;} ccsiv_ctx_clear(mode->size, ctx); return rc; } #endif /* _CORECRYPTO_CCMODE_H_ */