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package de.schlichtherle.crypto.io.raes;

import de.schlichtherle.crypto.io.*;
import de.schlichtherle.io.rof.*;

import java.io.*;

/**
 * This class implements a {@link de.schlichtherle.io.rof.ReadOnlyFile}
 * in order to provide transparent random read only access to the plain text
 * data which has been encrypted and stored in a file according to the
 * Random Access Encryption Specification (RAES).
 * 

* To accomodate the transparent random read access feature, RAES specifies * a multistep authentication process: *

* The first step is mandatory and implemented in the constructor of the * concrete implementation of this abstract class. * For this step only the cipher key and the file length is authenticated, * which is fast to process (O(1)). *

* The second step is optional and must be initiated by the client by calling * {@link #authenticate}. * For this step the entire cipher text is authenticated, which is comparably * slow (O(n)). * Please note that this step does not require the cipher text to be * decrypted first, which features comparably fast processing. *

* So it is up to the application which level of security it needs to * provide: * Most applications should always call {@code authenticate()} in * order to guard against integrity attacks. * However, some applications may provide additional (faster) methods for * authentication of the pay load, in which case the authentication * provided by this class may be safely skipped. *

* Note that this class implements its own virtual file pointer. * Thus, if you would like to access the underlying {@code ReadOnlyFile} * again after you have finished working with an instance of this class, * you should synchronize their file pointers using the pattern as described * in the base class {@link FilterReadOnlyFile}. * * @see RaesOutputStream * * @author Christian Schlichtherle * @version $Id: RaesReadOnlyFile.java,v 1.5 2010/10/24 19:43:52 christian_schlichtherle Exp $ * @since TrueZIP 6.0 */ public abstract class RaesReadOnlyFile extends CipherReadOnlyFile { static short readUByte(final byte[] b, final int off) { return (short) (b[off] & 0xff); } static int readUShort(final byte[] b, final int off) { return ((b[off + 1] & 0xff) << 8) | (b[off] & 0xff); } static long readUInt(final byte[] b, int off) { off += 3; long v = b[off--] & 0xffL; v <<= 8; v |= b[off--] & 0xffL; v <<= 8; v |= b[off--] & 0xffL; v <<= 8; v |= b[off] & 0xffL; return v; } /** * Creates a new instance of {@code RaesReadOnlyFile}. * * @param file The file to read. * @param parameters The {@link RaesParameters} required to access the * RAES type actually found in the file. * If the run time class of this parameter does not match the * required parameter interface according to the RAES type found * in the file, but is an instance of the * {@link RaesParametersAgent} interface, it is used to find * the required RAES parameters. * This is applied recursively. * * @throws NullPointerException If any of the parameters is {@code null}. * @throws FileNotFoundException If the file cannot get opened for reading. * @throws RaesParametersException If no suitable RAES parameters have been * provided or something is wrong with the parameters. * @throws RaesException If the file is not RAES compatible. * @throws IOException On any other I/O related issue. */ public static RaesReadOnlyFile getInstance( final File file, final RaesParameters parameters) throws FileNotFoundException, RaesParametersException, RaesException, IOException { final ReadOnlyFile rof = new SimpleReadOnlyFile(file); try { return getInstance(rof, parameters); } catch (IOException failure) { rof.close(); throw failure; } } /** * Creates a new instance of {@code RaesReadOnlyFile}. * * @param rof The read only file to read. * @param parameters The {@link RaesParameters} required to access the * RAES type actually found in the file. * If the run time class of this parameter does not match the * required parameter interface according to the RAES type found * in the file, but is an instance of the * {@link RaesParametersAgent} interface, it is used to find * the required RAES parameters. * This is applied recursively. * * @throws NullPointerException If any of the parameters is {@code null}. * @throws FileNotFoundException If the file cannot get opened for reading. * @throws RaesParametersException If no suitable RAES parameters have been * provided or something is wrong with the parameters. * @throws RaesException If the file is not RAES compatible. * @throws IOException On any other I/O related issue. */ public static RaesReadOnlyFile getInstance( final ReadOnlyFile rof, RaesParameters parameters) throws FileNotFoundException, RaesParametersException, RaesException, IOException { // Load header data. final byte[] leadIn = new byte[RAES.LEAD_IN_LENGTH]; rof.seek(0); rof.readFully(leadIn); // Check header data. if (readUInt(leadIn, 0) != RAES.SIGNATURE) throw new RaesException("No RAES signature!"); final int type = readUByte(leadIn, 4); switch (type) { case 0: parameters = findParameters(Type0RaesParameters.class, parameters); return new Type0RaesReadOnlyFile( rof, (Type0RaesParameters) parameters); default: throw new RaesException("Unknown RAES type: " + type); } } private static RaesParameters findParameters( final Class type, final RaesParameters parameters) throws RaesParametersException { // Order is important here to support multiple interface implementations! if (parameters == null) { throw new RaesParametersException(); } else if (type.isAssignableFrom(parameters.getClass())) { return parameters; } else if (parameters instanceof RaesParametersAgent) { return findParameters(type, ((RaesParametersAgent) parameters).getParameters(type)); } else { throw new RaesParametersException(); } } RaesReadOnlyFile(ReadOnlyFile rof) { super(rof); } /** * Returns the key size in bits which is actually used to decrypt the data * of this RAES file. */ public abstract int getKeySizeBits(); /** * Authenticates all encrypted data in the read only file. * It is safe to call this method multiple times to detect if the file * has been tampered with meanwhile. *

* This is the second, optional step of authentication. * The first, mandatory step is to computeMac the cipher key and * cipher text length only and has already been successfully completed * in the constructor. * * @throws RaesAuthenticationException If the computed MAC does not match * the MAC declared in the RAES file. * @throws IOException On any I/O related issue. */ public abstract void authenticate() throws RaesAuthenticationException, IOException; }





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