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package com.google.crypto.tink.internal;

import com.google.crypto.tink.CryptoFormat;
import com.google.crypto.tink.Key;
import com.google.crypto.tink.KeyStatus;
import com.google.crypto.tink.Parameters;
import com.google.crypto.tink.proto.KeyStatusType;
import com.google.crypto.tink.proto.Keyset;
import com.google.crypto.tink.util.Bytes;
import com.google.errorprone.annotations.CanIgnoreReturnValue;
import java.security.GeneralSecurityException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import javax.annotation.Nullable;

/**
 * A container class for a set of primitives -- implementations of cryptographic primitives offered
 * by Tink.
 *
 * 

It provides also additional properties for the primitives it holds. In particular, one of the * primitives in the set can be distinguished as "the primary" one. * *

PrimitiveSet is an auxiliary class used for supporting key rotation: primitives in a set * correspond to keys in a keyset. Users will usually work with primitive instances, which * essentially wrap primitive sets. For example an instance of an Aead-primitive for a given keyset * holds a set of Aead-primitives corresponding to the keys in the keyset, and uses the set members * to do the actual crypto operations: to encrypt data the primary Aead-primitive from the set is * used, and upon decryption the ciphertext's prefix determines the id of the primitive from the * set. */ public final class PrimitiveSet

{ /** * A single entry in the set. In addition to the actual primitive it holds also some extra * information about the primitive. */ public static final class Entry

implements KeysetHandleInterface.Entry { // Identifies the primitive within the set. // It is the ciphertext prefix of the corresponding key. private final Bytes outputPrefix; // The status of the key represented by the primitive. Currently always equal to "ENABLED". private final KeyStatus status; // The id of the key. private final int keyId; private final Key key; private final boolean isPrimary; private Entry( final Bytes outputPrefix, KeyStatus status, int keyId, Key key, boolean isPrimary) { this.outputPrefix = outputPrefix; this.status = status; this.keyId = keyId; this.key = key; this.isPrimary = isPrimary; } @Override public KeyStatus getStatus() { return status; } final Bytes getOutputPrefix() { return outputPrefix; } @Override public int getId() { return keyId; } @Override public Key getKey() { return key; } @Nullable public Parameters getParameters() { if (key == null) { return null; } return key.getParameters(); } @Override public boolean isPrimary() { return isPrimary; } } private static

void storeEntryInPrimitiveSet( Entry

entry, Map>> entries, List> entriesInKeysetOrder) { List> list = new ArrayList<>(); list.add(entry); List> existing = entries.put(entry.getOutputPrefix(), Collections.unmodifiableList(list)); if (existing != null) { List> newList = new ArrayList<>(); newList.addAll(existing); newList.add(entry); entries.put(entry.getOutputPrefix(), Collections.unmodifiableList(newList)); } entriesInKeysetOrder.add(entry); } /** Returns the entry with the primary primitive. */ @Nullable Entry

getPrimary() { return primary; } public MonitoringAnnotations getAnnotations() { return annotations; } /** * Implementats KeysetHandle based on the information available in PrimitiveSet. * *

Note: in the future we will simply pass in the actual KeysetHandle when constructing the * primitive set, and not build a new one here. * *

Note: this class is not static, and hence always has a pointer to the primitive set. */ private class KeysetHandleImpl implements KeysetHandleInterface { @Override public KeysetHandleInterface.Entry getPrimary() { return primary; } @Override public int size() { return entriesInKeysetOrder.size(); } @Override public KeysetHandleInterface.Entry getAt(int i) { return entriesInKeysetOrder.get(i); } } public KeysetHandleInterface getKeysetHandle() { return new KeysetHandleImpl(); } public P getPrimitiveForEntry(KeysetHandleInterface.Entry entry) throws GeneralSecurityException { return primitiveConstructionFunction.constructPrimitive(entry.getKey()); } /** Returns all primitives. */ Collection>> getAll() { return entries.values(); } /** Returns all primitives in the original keyset key order. */ List> getAllInKeysetOrder() { return Collections.unmodifiableList(entriesInKeysetOrder); } /** * The primitives are stored in a hash map of (ciphertext prefix, list of primitives sharing the * prefix). This allows quickly retrieving the list of primitives sharing some particular prefix. * Because all RAW keys are using an empty prefix, this also quickly allows retrieving them. */ private final Map>> entries; /** Stores entries in the original keyset key order. */ private final List> entriesInKeysetOrder; private final Entry

primary; private final Class

primitiveClass; private final MonitoringAnnotations annotations; private final PrimitiveConstructor.PrimitiveConstructionFunction primitiveConstructionFunction; /** Creates an immutable PrimitiveSet. It is used by the Builder. */ private PrimitiveSet( Map>> entries, List> entriesInKeysetOrder, Entry

primary, MonitoringAnnotations annotations, PrimitiveConstructor.PrimitiveConstructionFunction primitiveConstructionFunction, Class

primitiveClass) { this.entries = entries; this.entriesInKeysetOrder = entriesInKeysetOrder; this.primary = primary; this.primitiveConstructionFunction = primitiveConstructionFunction; this.primitiveClass = primitiveClass; this.annotations = annotations; } public Class

getPrimitiveClass() { return primitiveClass; } /** Builds an immutable PrimitiveSet. This is the prefered way to construct a PrimitiveSet. */ public static class Builder

{ private final Class

primitiveClass; // primitives == null indicates that build has been called and the builder can't be used // anymore. private Map>> entries = new HashMap<>(); private final List> entriesInKeysetOrder = new ArrayList<>(); private Entry

primary; private MonitoringAnnotations annotations; private PrimitiveConstructor.PrimitiveConstructionFunction primitiveConstructionFunction = key -> { throw new GeneralSecurityException("No PrimitiveConstructionFunction specified"); }; @CanIgnoreReturnValue private Builder

addEntry(Key key, Keyset.Key protoKey, boolean asPrimary) throws GeneralSecurityException { if (entries == null) { throw new IllegalStateException("addEntry cannot be called after build"); } if (protoKey.getStatus() != KeyStatusType.ENABLED) { // Note: ENABLED is hard coded below. throw new GeneralSecurityException("only ENABLED key is allowed"); } Entry

entry = new Entry

( Bytes.copyFrom(CryptoFormat.getOutputPrefix(protoKey)), // We just checked above that we allow only ENABLED. KeyStatus.ENABLED, protoKey.getKeyId(), key, asPrimary); storeEntryInPrimitiveSet(entry, entries, entriesInKeysetOrder); if (asPrimary) { if (this.primary != null) { throw new IllegalStateException("you cannot set two primary primitives"); } this.primary = entry; } return this; } /** * Adds a non-primary primitive. * *

The caller must make sure that the {@code fullPrimitive} is a full primitive constructed * from key, and that {@code protoKey} contains the same key as {@code fullPrimitive}. */ @CanIgnoreReturnValue public Builder

add(Key key, Keyset.Key protoKey) throws GeneralSecurityException { return addEntry(key, protoKey, false); } /** * Adds the primary primitive. This should be called exactly once per PrimitiveSet. * *

The caller must make sure that the {@code fullPrimitive} is a full primitive constructed * from key, and that {@code protoKey} contains the same key as {@code fullPrimitive}. */ @CanIgnoreReturnValue public Builder

addPrimary(Key key, Keyset.Key protoKey) throws GeneralSecurityException { return addEntry(key, protoKey, true); } @CanIgnoreReturnValue public Builder

setAnnotations(MonitoringAnnotations annotations) { if (entries == null) { throw new IllegalStateException("setAnnotations cannot be called after build"); } this.annotations = annotations; return this; } @CanIgnoreReturnValue public Builder

addPrimitiveConstructor( PrimitiveConstructor.PrimitiveConstructionFunction primitiveConstructionFunction) { this.primitiveConstructionFunction = primitiveConstructionFunction; return this; } public PrimitiveSet

build() throws GeneralSecurityException { if (entries == null) { throw new IllegalStateException("build cannot be called twice"); } // Note that we currently don't enforce that primary must be set. PrimitiveSet

output = new PrimitiveSet

( entries, entriesInKeysetOrder, primary, annotations, primitiveConstructionFunction, primitiveClass); this.entries = null; return output; } private Builder(Class

primitiveClass) { this.primitiveClass = primitiveClass; this.annotations = MonitoringAnnotations.EMPTY; } } public static

Builder

newBuilder(Class

primitiveClass) { return new Builder

(primitiveClass); } }





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