minwin-gcc-5-2/libjava/classpath/gnu/javax/crypto/mac/TMMH16.java

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package gnu.javax.crypto.mac;

import gnu.java.security.Registry;
import gnu.java.security.prng.IRandom;
import gnu.java.security.prng.LimitReachedException;

import java.security.InvalidKeyException;
import java.util.Map;

/**
 * <i>TMMH</i> is a <i>universal</i> hash function suitable for message
 * authentication in the Wegman-Carter paradigm, as in the Stream Cipher
 * Security Transform. It is simple, quick, and especially appropriate for
 * Digital Signal Processors and other processors with a fast multiply
 * operation, though a straightforward implementation requires storage equal in
 * length to the largest message to be hashed.
 * <p>
 * <i>TMMH</i> is a simple hash function which maps a key and a message to a
 * hash value. There are two versions of TMMH: TMMH/16 and TMMH/32. <i>TMMH</i>
 * can be used as a message authentication code, as described in Section 5 (see
 * References).
 * <p>
 * The key, message, and hash value are all octet strings, and the lengths of
 * these quantities are denoted as <code>KEY_LENGTH</code>,
 * <code>MESSAGE_LENGTH</code>, and <code>TAG_LENGTH</code>, respectively.
 * The values of <code>KEY_LENGTH</code> and <code>TAG_LENGTH</code>
 * <bold>MUST</bold> be fixed for any particular fixed value of the key, and
 * must obey the alignment restrictions described below.
 * <p>
 * The parameter <code>MAX_HASH_LENGTH</code>, which denotes the maximum
 * value which <code>MESSAGE_LENGTH</code> may take, is equal to
 * <code>KEY_LENGTH - TAG_LENGTH</code>.
 * <p>
 * References:
 * <ol>
 * <li><a
 * href="http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-mcgrew-saag-tmmh-01.txt"> The
 * Truncated Multi-Modular Hash Function (TMMH)</a>, David A. McGrew.</li>
 * </ol>
 */
public class TMMH16
    extends BaseMac
    implements Cloneable
{
  public static final String TAG_LENGTH = "gnu.crypto.mac.tmmh.tag.length";
  public static final String KEYSTREAM = "gnu.crypto.mac.tmmh.keystream";
  public static final String PREFIX = "gnu.crypto.mac.tmmh.prefix";
  private static final int P = (1 << 16) + 1; // the TMMH/16 prime
  /** caches the result of the correctness test, once executed. */
  private static Boolean valid;
  private int tagWords = 0; // the tagLength expressed in words
  private IRandom keystream = null; // the keystream generator
  private byte[] prefix; // mask to use when operating as an authentication f.
  private long keyWords; // key words counter
  private long msgLength; // in bytes
  private long msgWords; // should be = msgLength * WORD_LENGTH
  private int[] context; // the tmmh running context; length == TAG_WORDS
  private int[] K0; // the first TAG_WORDS words of the keystream
  private int[] Ki; // the sliding TAG_WORDS words of the keystream
  private int Mi; // current message word being constructed

  /** Trivial 0-arguments constructor. */
  public TMMH16()
  {
    super(Registry.TMMH16);
  }

  public int macSize()
  {
    return tagWords * 2;
  }

  public void init(Map attributes) throws InvalidKeyException,
      IllegalStateException
  {
    int wantTagLength = 0;
    Integer tagLength = (Integer) attributes.get(TAG_LENGTH); // get tag length
    if (tagLength == null)
      {
        if (tagWords == 0) // was never set
          throw new IllegalArgumentException(TAG_LENGTH);
        // else re-use
      }
    else // check if positive and is divisible by WORD_LENGTH
      {
        wantTagLength = tagLength.intValue();
        if (wantTagLength < 2 || (wantTagLength % 2 != 0))
          throw new IllegalArgumentException(TAG_LENGTH);
        else if (wantTagLength > (512 / 8)) // 512-bits is our maximum
          throw new IllegalArgumentException(TAG_LENGTH);

        tagWords = wantTagLength / 2; // init local vars
        K0 = new int[tagWords];
        Ki = new int[tagWords];
        context = new int[tagWords];
      }

    prefix = (byte[]) attributes.get(PREFIX);
    if (prefix == null) // default to all-zeroes
      prefix = new byte[tagWords * 2];
    else // ensure it's as long as it should
      {
        if (prefix.length != tagWords * 2)
          throw new IllegalArgumentException(PREFIX);
      }

    IRandom prng = (IRandom) attributes.get(KEYSTREAM); // get keystream
    if (prng == null)
      {
        if (keystream == null)
          throw new IllegalArgumentException(KEYSTREAM);
        // else reuse
      }
    else
      keystream = prng;

    reset(); // reset context variables
    for (int i = 0; i < tagWords; i++) // init starting key words
      Ki[i] = K0[i] = getNextKeyWord(keystream);
  }

  // The words of the key are denoted as K[1], K[2], ..., K[KEY_WORDS], and the
  // words of the message (after zero padding, if needed) are denoted as M[1],
  // M[2], ..., M[MSG_WORDS], where MSG_WORDS is the smallest number such that
  // 2 * MSG_WORDS is at least MESSAGE_LENGTH, and KEY_WORDS is KEY_LENGTH / 2.
  //
  // If MESSAGE_LENGTH is greater than MAX_HASH_LENGTH, then the value of
  // TMMH/16 is undefined. Implementations MUST indicate an error if asked to
  // hash a message with such a length. Otherwise, the hash value is defined
  // to be the length TAG_WORDS sequence of words in which the j-th word in the
  // sequence is defined as
  //
  // [ [ K[j] * MESSAGE_LENGTH +32 K[j+1] * M[1] +32 K[j+2] * M[2]
  // +32 ... K[j+MSG_WORDS] * M[MSG_WORDS] ] modulo p ] modulo 2^16
  //
  // where j ranges from 1 to TAG_WORDS.
  public void update(byte b)
  {
    this.update(b, keystream);
  }

  public void update(byte[] b, int offset, int len)
  {
    for (int i = 0; i < len; i++)
      this.update(b[offset + i], keystream);
  }

  // For TMMH/16, KEY_LENGTH and TAG_LENGTH MUST be a multiple of two. The key,
  // message, and hash value are treated as a sequence of unsigned sixteen bit
  // integers in network byte order. (In this section, we call such an integer
  // a word.) If MESSAGE_LENGTH is odd, then a zero byte is appended to the
  // message to align it on a word boundary, though this process does not
  // change the value of MESSAGE_LENGTH.
  //
  // ... Otherwise, the hash value is defined to be the length TAG_WORDS
  // sequence of words in which the j-th word in the sequence is defined as
  //
  // [ [ K[j] * MESSAGE_LENGTH +32 K[j+1] * M[1] +32 K[j+2] * M[2]
  // +32 ... K[j+MSG_WORDS] * M[MSG_WORDS] ] modulo p ] modulo 2^16
  //
  // where j ranges from 1 to TAG_WORDS.
  //
  // Here, TAG_WORDS is equal to TAG_LENGTH / 2, and p is equal to 2^16 + 1.
  // The symbol * denotes multiplication and the symbol +32 denotes addition
  // modulo 2^32.
  public byte[] digest()
  {
    return this.digest(keystream);
  }

  public void reset()
  {
    msgLength = msgWords = keyWords = 0L;
    Mi = 0;
    for (int i = 0; i < tagWords; i++)
      context[i] = 0;
  }

  public boolean selfTest()
  {
    if (valid == null)
      {
        // TODO: compute and test equality with one known vector
        valid = Boolean.TRUE;
      }
    return valid.booleanValue();
  }

  public Object clone() throws CloneNotSupportedException
  {
    TMMH16 result = (TMMH16) super.clone();
    if (this.keystream != null)
      result.keystream = (IRandom) this.keystream.clone();
    if (this.prefix != null)
      result.prefix = (byte[]) this.prefix.clone();
    if (this.context != null)
      result.context = (int[]) this.context.clone();
    if (this.K0 != null)
      result.K0 = (int[]) this.K0.clone();
    if (this.Ki != null)
      result.Ki = (int[]) this.Ki.clone();
    return result;
  }

  /**
   * Similar to the same method with one argument, but uses the designated
   * random number generator to compute needed keying material.
   *
   * @param b the byte to process.
   * @param prng the source of randomness to use.
   */
  public void update(byte b, IRandom prng)
  {
    Mi <<= 8; // update message buffer
    Mi |= b & 0xFF;
    msgLength++; // update message length (bytes)
    if (msgLength % 2 == 0) // got a full word
      {
        msgWords++; // update message words counter
        System.arraycopy(Ki, 1, Ki, 0, tagWords - 1); // 1. shift Ki up by 1
        Ki[tagWords - 1] = getNextKeyWord(prng); // 2. fill last box of Ki
        long t; // temp var to allow working in modulo 2^32
        for (int i = 0; i < tagWords; i++) // 3. update context
          {
            t = context[i] & 0xFFFFFFFFL;
            t += Ki[i] * Mi;
            context[i] = (int) t;
          }
        Mi = 0; // reset message buffer
      }
  }

  /**
   * Similar to the same method with three arguments, but uses the designated
   * random number generator to compute needed keying material.
   *
   * @param b the byte array to process.
   * @param offset the starting offset in <code>b</code> to start considering
   *          the bytes to process.
   * @param len the number of bytes in <code>b</code> starting from
   *          <code>offset</code> to process.
   * @param prng the source of randomness to use.
   */
  public void update(byte[] b, int offset, int len, IRandom prng)
  {
    for (int i = 0; i < len; i++)
      this.update(b[offset + i], prng);
  }

  /**
   * Similar to the same method with no arguments, but uses the designated
   * random number generator to compute needed keying material.
   *
   * @param prng the source of randomness to use.
   * @return the final result of the algorithm.
   */
  public byte[] digest(IRandom prng)
  {
    doFinalRound(prng);
    byte[] result = new byte[tagWords * 2];
    for (int i = 0, j = 0; i < tagWords; i++)
      {
        result[j] = (byte)((context[i] >>> 8) ^ prefix[j]);
        j++;
        result[j] = (byte)(context[i] ^ prefix[j]);
        j++;
      }
    reset();
    return result;
  }

  private int getNextKeyWord(IRandom prng)
  {
    int result = 0;
    try
      {
        result = (prng.nextByte() & 0xFF) << 8 | (prng.nextByte() & 0xFF);
      }
    catch (LimitReachedException x)
      {
        throw new RuntimeException(String.valueOf(x));
      }
    keyWords++; // update key words counter
    return result;
  }

  private void doFinalRound(IRandom prng)
  {
    long limit = msgLength; // formula works on real message length
    while (msgLength % 2 != 0)
      update((byte) 0x00, prng);
    long t;
    for (int i = 0; i < tagWords; i++)
      {
        t = context[i] & 0xFFFFFFFFL;
        t += K0[i] * limit;
        t %= P;
        context[i] = (int) t;
      }
  }
}