// Copyright (c) 2022 Tailscale Inc & AUTHORS All rights reserved. // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style // license that can be found in the LICENSE file. package tka import ( "bytes" "crypto/ed25519" "errors" "fmt" "github.com/fxamacker/cbor/v2" "golang.org/x/crypto/blake2s" ) // AUMHash represents the BLAKE2s digest of an Authority Update Message (AUM). type AUMHash [blake2s.Size]byte // AUMSigHash represents the BLAKE2s digest of an Authority Update // Message (AUM), sans any signatures. type AUMSigHash [blake2s.Size]byte // AUMKind describes valid AUM types. type AUMKind uint8 // Valid AUM types. Do NOT reorder. const ( AUMInvalid AUMKind = iota // An AddKey AUM describes a new key trusted by the TKA. // // Only the Key optional field may be set. AUMAddKey // A RemoveKey AUM describes hte removal of a key trusted by TKA. // // Only the KeyID optional field may be set. AUMRemoveKey // A DisableNL AUM describes the disablement of TKA. // // Only the DisablementSecret optional field may be set. AUMDisableNL // A NoOp AUM carries no information and is used in tests. AUMNoOp // A UpdateKey AUM updates the metadata or votes of an existing key. // // Only KeyID, along with either/or Meta or Votes optional fields // may be set. AUMUpdateKey // A Checkpoint AUM specifies the full state of the TKA. // // Only the State optional field may be set. AUMCheckpoint ) func (k AUMKind) String() string { switch k { case AUMInvalid: return "invalid" case AUMAddKey: return "add-key" case AUMRemoveKey: return "remove-key" case AUMDisableNL: return "disable-nl" case AUMNoOp: return "no-op" case AUMCheckpoint: return "checkpoint" case AUMUpdateKey: return "update-key" default: return fmt.Sprintf("AUM?<%d>", int(k)) } } // AUM describes an Authority Update Message. // // The rules for adding new types of AUMs (MessageKind): // - CBOR key IDs must never be changed. // - New AUM types must not change semantics that are manipulated by other // AUM types. // - The serialization of existing data cannot change (in other words, if // an existing serialization test in aum_test.go fails, you need to try a // different approach). // // The rules for adding new fields are as follows: // - Must all be optional. // - An unset value must not result in serialization overhead. This is // necessary so the serialization of older AUMs stays the same. // - New processing semantics of the new fields must be compatible with the // behavior of old clients (which will ignore the field). // - No floats! type AUM struct { MessageKind AUMKind `cbor:"1,keyasint"` PrevAUMHash []byte `cbor:"2,keyasint"` // Key encodes a public key to be added to the key authority. // This field is used for AddKey AUMs. Key *Key `cbor:"3,keyasint,omitempty"` // KeyID references a public key which is part of the key authority. // This field is used for RemoveKey and UpdateKey AUMs. KeyID KeyID `cbor:"4,keyasint,omitempty"` // State describes the full state of the key authority. // This field is used for Checkpoint AUMs. // TODO(tom): Use type *State once a future PR brings in that type. State interface{} `cbor:"5,keyasint,omitempty"` // DisablementSecret is used to transmit a secret for disabling // the TKA. // This field is used for DisableNL AUMs. DisablementSecret []byte `cbor:"6,keyasint,omitempty"` // Votes and Meta describe properties of a key in the key authority. // These fields are used for UpdateKey AUMs. Votes *uint `cbor:"7,keyasint,omitempty"` Meta map[string]string `cbor:"8,keyasint,omitempty"` // Signatures lists the signatures over this AUM. // CBOR key 23 is the last key which can be encoded as a single byte. Signatures []Signature `cbor:"23,keyasint,omitempty"` } // StaticValidate returns a nil error if the AUM is well-formed. func (a *AUM) StaticValidate() error { if a.Key != nil { if err := a.Key.StaticValidate(); err != nil { return err } } if a.PrevAUMHash != nil && len(a.PrevAUMHash) == 0 { return errors.New("absent parent must be represented by a nil slice") } for i, sig := range a.Signatures { if len(sig.KeyID) == 0 || len(sig.Signature) != ed25519.SignatureSize { return fmt.Errorf("signature %d has missing keyID or malformed signature", i) } } // TODO(tom): Validate State once a future PR brings in that type. switch a.MessageKind { case AUMAddKey: if a.Key == nil { return errors.New("AddKey AUMs must contain a key") } if a.KeyID != nil || a.DisablementSecret != nil || a.State != nil || a.Votes != nil || a.Meta != nil { return errors.New("AddKey AUMs may only specify a Key") } case AUMRemoveKey: if len(a.KeyID) == 0 { return errors.New("RemoveKey AUMs must specify a key ID") } if a.Key != nil || a.DisablementSecret != nil || a.State != nil || a.Votes != nil || a.Meta != nil { return errors.New("RemoveKey AUMs may only specify a KeyID") } case AUMUpdateKey: if len(a.KeyID) == 0 { return errors.New("UpdateKey AUMs must specify a key ID") } if a.Meta == nil && a.Votes == nil { return errors.New("UpdateKey AUMs must contain an update to votes or key metadata") } if a.Key != nil || a.DisablementSecret != nil || a.State != nil { return errors.New("UpdateKey AUMs may only specify KeyID, Votes, and Meta") } case AUMCheckpoint: if a.State == nil { return errors.New("Checkpoint AUMs must specify the state") } if a.KeyID != nil || a.DisablementSecret != nil || a.Key != nil || a.Votes != nil || a.Meta != nil { return errors.New("Checkpoint AUMs may only specify State") } case AUMDisableNL: if len(a.DisablementSecret) == 0 { return errors.New("DisableNL AUMs must specify a disablement secret") } if a.KeyID != nil || a.State != nil || a.Key != nil || a.Votes != nil || a.Meta != nil { return errors.New("DisableNL AUMs may only a disablement secret") } } return nil } // Serialize returns the given AUM in a serialized format. func (a *AUM) Serialize() []byte { // Why CBOR and not something like JSON? // // The main function of an AUM is to carry signed data. Signatures are // over digests, so the serialized representation must be deterministic. // Further, experience with other attempts (JWS/JWT,SAML,X509 etc) has // taught us that even subtle behaviors such as how you handle invalid // or unrecognized fields + any invariants in subsequent re-serialization // can easily lead to security-relevant logic bugs. Its certainly possible // to invent a workable scheme by massaging a JSON parsing library, though // profoundly unwise. // // CBOR is one of the few encoding schemes that are appropriate for use // with signatures and has security-conscious parsing + serialization // rules baked into the spec. We use the CTAP2 mode, which is well // understood + widely-implemented, and already proven for use in signing // assertions through its use by FIDO2 devices. out := bytes.NewBuffer(make([]byte, 0, 128)) encoder, err := cbor.CTAP2EncOptions().EncMode() if err != nil { // Deterministic validation of encoding options, should // never fail. panic(err) } if err := encoder.NewEncoder(out).Encode(a); err != nil { // Writing to a bytes.Buffer should never fail. panic(err) } return out.Bytes() } // Hash returns a cryptographic digest of all AUM contents. func (a *AUM) Hash() AUMHash { return blake2s.Sum256(a.Serialize()) } // SigHash returns the cryptographic digest which a signature // is over. // // This is identical to Hash() except the Signatures are not // serialized. Without this, the hash used for signatures // would be circularly dependent on the signatures. func (a AUM) SigHash() AUMSigHash { dupe := a dupe.Signatures = nil return blake2s.Sum256(dupe.Serialize()) } // Parent returns the parent's AUM hash and true, or a // zero value and false if there was no parent. func (a *AUM) Parent() (h AUMHash, ok bool) { if len(a.PrevAUMHash) > 0 { copy(h[:], a.PrevAUMHash) return h, true } return h, false } func (a *AUM) sign25519(priv ed25519.PrivateKey) { key := Key{Kind: Key25519, Public: priv.Public().(ed25519.PublicKey)} sigHash := a.SigHash() a.Signatures = append(a.Signatures, Signature{ KeyID: key.ID(), Signature: ed25519.Sign(priv, sigHash[:]), }) } // TODO(tom): Implement Weight() once a future PR brings in the State type.