zulip/zerver/lib/ccache.py

from __future__ import absolute_import
from typing import Any, Dict, Optional, Text

# This file is adapted from samples/shellinabox/ssh-krb-wrapper in
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from zerver.lib.str_utils import force_bytes
import base64
import struct
import six

# Some DER encoding stuff. Bleh. This is because the ccache contains a
# DER-encoded krb5 Ticket structure, whereas Webathena deserializes
# into the various fields. Re-encoding in the client would be easy as
# there is already an ASN.1 implementation, but in the interest of
# limiting MIT Kerberos's exposure to malformed ccaches, encode it
# ourselves. To that end, here's the laziest DER encoder ever.
def der_encode_length(length):
    # type: (int) -> bytes
    if length <= 127:
        return force_bytes(chr(length))
    out = b""
    while length > 0:
        out = force_bytes(chr(length & 0xff)) + out
        length >>= 8
    out = force_bytes(chr(len(out) | 0x80)) + out
    return out

def der_encode_tlv(tag, value):
    # type: (int, bytes) -> bytes
    return force_bytes(chr(tag)) + der_encode_length(len(value)) + value

def der_encode_integer_value(val):
    # type: (int) -> bytes
    if not isinstance(val, six.integer_types):
        raise TypeError("int")
    # base 256, MSB first, two's complement, minimum number of octets
    # necessary. This has a number of annoying edge cases:
    # * 0 and -1 are 0x00 and 0xFF, not the empty string.
    # * 255 is 0x00 0xFF, not 0xFF
    # * -256 is 0xFF 0x00, not 0x00

    # Special-case to avoid an empty encoding.
    if val == 0:
        return b"\x00"
    sign = 0 # What you would get if you sign-extended the current high bit.
    out = b""
    # We can stop once sign-extension matches the remaining value.
    while val != sign:
        byte = val & 0xff
        out = force_bytes(chr(byte)) + out
        sign = -1 if byte & 0x80 == 0x80 else 0
        val >>= 8
    return out

def der_encode_integer(val):
    # type: (int) -> bytes
    return der_encode_tlv(0x02, der_encode_integer_value(val))
def der_encode_int32(val):
    # type: (int) -> bytes
    if val < -2147483648 or val > 2147483647:
        raise ValueError("Bad value")
    return der_encode_integer(val)
def der_encode_uint32(val):
    # type: (int) -> bytes
    if val < 0 or val > 4294967295:
        raise ValueError("Bad value")
    return der_encode_integer(val)

def der_encode_string(val):
    # type: (Text) -> bytes
    if not isinstance(val, Text):
        raise TypeError("unicode")
    return der_encode_tlv(0x1b, val.encode("utf-8"))

def der_encode_octet_string(val):
    # type: (bytes) -> bytes
    if not isinstance(val, bytes):
        raise TypeError("bytes")
    return der_encode_tlv(0x04, val)

def der_encode_sequence(tlvs, tagged=True):
    # type: (List[bytes], Optional[bool]) -> bytes
    body = []
    for i, tlv in enumerate(tlvs):
        # Missing optional elements represented as None.
        if not tlv:
            continue
        if tagged:
            # Assume kerberos-style explicit tagging of components.
            tlv = der_encode_tlv(0xa0 | i, tlv)
        body.append(tlv)
    return der_encode_tlv(0x30, b"".join(body))

def der_encode_ticket(tkt):
    # type: (Dict[str, Any]) -> bytes
    return der_encode_tlv(
        0x61, # Ticket
        der_encode_sequence(
            [der_encode_integer(5), # tktVno
             der_encode_string(tkt["realm"]),
             der_encode_sequence( # PrincipalName
                 [der_encode_int32(tkt["sname"]["nameType"]),
                  der_encode_sequence([der_encode_string(c)
                                       for c in tkt["sname"]["nameString"]],
                                      tagged=False)]),
             der_encode_sequence( # EncryptedData
                 [der_encode_int32(tkt["encPart"]["etype"]),
                  (der_encode_uint32(tkt["encPart"]["kvno"])
                   if "kvno" in tkt["encPart"]
                   else None),
                  der_encode_octet_string(
                      base64.b64decode(tkt["encPart"]["cipher"]))])]))

# Kerberos ccache writing code. Using format documentation from here:
# http://www.gnu.org/software/shishi/manual/html_node/The-Credential-Cache-Binary-File-Format.html

def ccache_counted_octet_string(data):
    # type: (bytes) -> bytes
    if not isinstance(data, bytes):
        raise TypeError("bytes")
    return struct.pack("!I", len(data)) + data

def ccache_principal(name, realm):
    # type: (Dict[str, str], str) -> bytes
    header = struct.pack("!II", name["nameType"], len(name["nameString"]))
    return (header + ccache_counted_octet_string(force_bytes(realm)) +
            b"".join(ccache_counted_octet_string(force_bytes(c))
                     for c in name["nameString"]))

def ccache_key(key):
    # type: (Dict[str, str]) -> bytes
    return (struct.pack("!H", key["keytype"]) +
            ccache_counted_octet_string(base64.b64decode(key["keyvalue"])))

def flags_to_uint32(flags):
    # type: (List[str]) -> int
    ret = 0
    for i, v in enumerate(flags):
        if v:
            ret |= 1 << (31 - i)
    return ret

def ccache_credential(cred):
    # type: (Dict[str, Any]) -> bytes
    out = ccache_principal(cred["cname"], cred["crealm"])
    out += ccache_principal(cred["sname"], cred["srealm"])
    out += ccache_key(cred["key"])
    out += struct.pack("!IIII",
                       cred["authtime"] // 1000,
                       cred.get("starttime", cred["authtime"]) // 1000,
                       cred["endtime"] // 1000,
                       cred.get("renewTill", 0) // 1000)
    out += struct.pack("!B", 0)
    out += struct.pack("!I", flags_to_uint32(cred["flags"]))
    # TODO: Care about addrs or authdata? Former is "caddr" key.
    out += struct.pack("!II", 0, 0)
    out += ccache_counted_octet_string(der_encode_ticket(cred["ticket"]))
    # No second_ticket.
    out += ccache_counted_octet_string(b"")
    return out

def make_ccache(cred):
    # type: (Dict[str, Any]) -> bytes
    # Do we need a DeltaTime header? The ccache I get just puts zero
    # in there, so do the same.
    out = struct.pack("!HHHHII",
                      0x0504, # file_format_version
                      12, # headerlen
                      1, # tag (DeltaTime)
                      8, # taglen (two uint32_ts)
                      0, 0, # time_offset / usec_offset
                      )
    out += ccache_principal(cred["cname"], cred["crealm"])
    out += ccache_credential(cred)
    return out