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--- snort-2.9.0/src/twofish.c 1970-01-01 01:00:00.000000000 +0100 |
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+++ snort-2.9.0.dlucio/src/twofish.c 2010-10-08 18:05:37.000000000 +0200 |
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+/* $Id: twofish.c,v 2.1 2008/12/15 20:36:05 fknobbe Exp $ |
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+ * |
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+ * |
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+ * Copyright (C) 1997-2000 The Cryptix Foundation Limited. |
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+ * Copyright (C) 2000 Farm9. |
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+ * Copyright (C) 2001 Frank Knobbe. |
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+ * All rights reserved. |
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+ * |
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+ * For Cryptix code: |
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+ * Use, modification, copying and distribution of this software is subject |
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+ * the terms and conditions of the Cryptix General Licence. You should have |
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+ * received a copy of the Cryptix General Licence along with this library; |
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+ * if not, you can download a copy from http://www.cryptix.org/ . |
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+ * |
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+ * For Farm9: |
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+ * --- jojo@farm9.com, August 2000, converted from Java to C++, added CBC mode and |
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+ * ciphertext stealing technique, added AsciiTwofish class for easy encryption |
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+ * decryption of text strings |
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+ * |
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+ * Frank Knobbe <frank@knobbe.us>: |
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+ * --- April 2001, converted from C++ to C, prefixed global variables |
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+ * with TwoFish, substituted some defines, changed functions to make use of |
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+ * variables supplied in a struct, modified and added routines for modular calls. |
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+ * Cleaned up the code so that defines are used instead of fixed 16's and 32's. |
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+ * Created two general purpose crypt routines for one block and multiple block |
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+ * encryption using Joh's CBC code. |
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+ * Added crypt routines that use a header (with a magic and data length). |
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+ * (Basically a major rewrite). |
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+ * |
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+ * Note: Routines labeled _TwoFish are private and should not be used |
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+ * (or with extreme caution). |
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+ * |
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+ */ |
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+ |
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+#ifndef __TWOFISH_LIBRARY_SOURCE__ |
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+#define __TWOFISH_LIBRARY_SOURCE__ |
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+ |
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+#include <string.h> |
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+#include <stdlib.h> |
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+#include <time.h> |
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+#include <ctype.h> |
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+#include <sys/types.h> |
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+ |
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+#ifdef WIN32 |
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+ |
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+#ifndef u_long |
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+typedef unsigned long u_long; |
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+#endif |
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+#ifndef u_int32_t |
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+typedef unsigned long u_int32_t; |
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+#endif |
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+#ifndef u_word |
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+typedef unsigned short u_word; |
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+#endif |
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+#ifndef u_int16_t |
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+typedef unsigned short u_int16_t; |
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+#endif |
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+#ifndef u_char |
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+typedef unsigned char u_char; |
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+#endif |
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+#ifndef u_int8_t |
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+typedef unsigned char u_int8_t; |
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+#endif |
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+ |
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+#endif /* WIN32 */ |
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+ |
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+#include "twofish.h" |
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+ |
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+ |
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+bool TwoFish_srand=TRUE; /* if TRUE, first call of TwoFishInit will seed rand(); */ |
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+ /* of TwoFishInit */ |
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+ |
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+/* Fixed 8x8 permutation S-boxes */ |
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+static const u_int8_t TwoFish_P[2][256] = |
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+{ |
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+ { /* p0 */ |
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+ 0xA9, 0x67, 0xB3, 0xE8, 0x04, 0xFD, 0xA3, 0x76, 0x9A, 0x92, 0x80, 0x78, |
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+ 0xE4, 0xDD, 0xD1, 0x38, 0x0D, 0xC6, 0x35, 0x98, 0x18, 0xF7, 0xEC, 0x6C, |
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+ 0x43, 0x75, 0x37, 0x26, 0xFA, 0x13, 0x94, 0x48, 0xF2, 0xD0, 0x8B, 0x30, |
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+ 0x84, 0x54, 0xDF, 0x23, 0x19, 0x5B, 0x3D, 0x59, 0xF3, 0xAE, 0xA2, 0x82, |
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+ 0x63, 0x01, 0x83, 0x2E, 0xD9, 0x51, 0x9B, 0x7C, 0xA6, 0xEB, 0xA5, 0xBE, |
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+ 0x16, 0x0C, 0xE3, 0x61, 0xC0, 0x8C, 0x3A, 0xF5, 0x73, 0x2C, 0x25, 0x0B, |
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+ 0xBB, 0x4E, 0x89, 0x6B, 0x53, 0x6A, 0xB4, 0xF1, 0xE1, 0xE6, 0xBD, 0x45, |
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+ 0xE2, 0xF4, 0xB6, 0x66, 0xCC, 0x95, 0x03, 0x56, 0xD4, 0x1C, 0x1E, 0xD7, |
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+ 0xFB, 0xC3, 0x8E, 0xB5, 0xE9, 0xCF, 0xBF, 0xBA, 0xEA, 0x77, 0x39, 0xAF, |
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+ 0x33, 0xC9, 0x62, 0x71, 0x81, 0x79, 0x09, 0xAD, 0x24, 0xCD, 0xF9, 0xD8, |
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+ 0xE5, 0xC5, 0xB9, 0x4D, 0x44, 0x08, 0x86, 0xE7, 0xA1, 0x1D, 0xAA, 0xED, |
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+ 0x06, 0x70, 0xB2, 0xD2, 0x41, 0x7B, 0xA0, 0x11, 0x31, 0xC2, 0x27, 0x90, |
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+ 0x20, 0xF6, 0x60, 0xFF, 0x96, 0x5C, 0xB1, 0xAB, 0x9E, 0x9C, 0x52, 0x1B, |
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+ 0x5F, 0x93, 0x0A, 0xEF, 0x91, 0x85, 0x49, 0xEE, 0x2D, 0x4F, 0x8F, 0x3B, |
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+ 0x47, 0x87, 0x6D, 0x46, 0xD6, 0x3E, 0x69, 0x64, 0x2A, 0xCE, 0xCB, 0x2F, |
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+ 0xFC, 0x97, 0x05, 0x7A, 0xAC, 0x7F, 0xD5, 0x1A, 0x4B, 0x0E, 0xA7, 0x5A, |
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+ 0x28, 0x14, 0x3F, 0x29, 0x88, 0x3C, 0x4C, 0x02, 0xB8, 0xDA, 0xB0, 0x17, |
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+ 0x55, 0x1F, 0x8A, 0x7D, 0x57, 0xC7, 0x8D, 0x74, 0xB7, 0xC4, 0x9F, 0x72, |
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+ 0x7E, 0x15, 0x22, 0x12, 0x58, 0x07, 0x99, 0x34, 0x6E, 0x50, 0xDE, 0x68, |
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+ 0x65, 0xBC, 0xDB, 0xF8, 0xC8, 0xA8, 0x2B, 0x40, 0xDC, 0xFE, 0x32, 0xA4, |
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+ 0xCA, 0x10, 0x21, 0xF0, 0xD3, 0x5D, 0x0F, 0x00, 0x6F, 0x9D, 0x36, 0x42, |
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+ 0x4A, 0x5E, 0xC1, 0xE0 |
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+ }, |
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+ { /* p1 */ |
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+ 0x75, 0xF3, 0xC6, 0xF4, 0xDB, 0x7B, 0xFB, 0xC8, 0x4A, 0xD3, 0xE6, 0x6B, |
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+ 0x45, 0x7D, 0xE8, 0x4B, 0xD6, 0x32, 0xD8, 0xFD, 0x37, 0x71, 0xF1, 0xE1, |
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+ 0x30, 0x0F, 0xF8, 0x1B, 0x87, 0xFA, 0x06, 0x3F, 0x5E, 0xBA, 0xAE, 0x5B, |
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+ 0x8A, 0x00, 0xBC, 0x9D, 0x6D, 0xC1, 0xB1, 0x0E, 0x80, 0x5D, 0xD2, 0xD5, |
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+ 0xA0, 0x84, 0x07, 0x14, 0xB5, 0x90, 0x2C, 0xA3, 0xB2, 0x73, 0x4C, 0x54, |
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+ 0x92, 0x74, 0x36, 0x51, 0x38, 0xB0, 0xBD, 0x5A, 0xFC, 0x60, 0x62, 0x96, |
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+ 0x6C, 0x42, 0xF7, 0x10, 0x7C, 0x28, 0x27, 0x8C, 0x13, 0x95, 0x9C, 0xC7, |
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+ 0x24, 0x46, 0x3B, 0x70, 0xCA, 0xE3, 0x85, 0xCB, 0x11, 0xD0, 0x93, 0xB8, |
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+ 0xA6, 0x83, 0x20, 0xFF, 0x9F, 0x77, 0xC3, 0xCC, 0x03, 0x6F, 0x08, 0xBF, |
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+ 0x40, 0xE7, 0x2B, 0xE2, 0x79, 0x0C, 0xAA, 0x82, 0x41, 0x3A, 0xEA, 0xB9, |
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+ 0xE4, 0x9A, 0xA4, 0x97, 0x7E, 0xDA, 0x7A, 0x17, 0x66, 0x94, 0xA1, 0x1D, |
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+ 0x3D, 0xF0, 0xDE, 0xB3, 0x0B, 0x72, 0xA7, 0x1C, 0xEF, 0xD1, 0x53, 0x3E, |
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+ 0x8F, 0x33, 0x26, 0x5F, 0xEC, 0x76, 0x2A, 0x49, 0x81, 0x88, 0xEE, 0x21, |
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+ 0xC4, 0x1A, 0xEB, 0xD9, 0xC5, 0x39, 0x99, 0xCD, 0xAD, 0x31, 0x8B, 0x01, |
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+ 0x18, 0x23, 0xDD, 0x1F, 0x4E, 0x2D, 0xF9, 0x48, 0x4F, 0xF2, 0x65, 0x8E, |
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+ 0x78, 0x5C, 0x58, 0x19, 0x8D, 0xE5, 0x98, 0x57, 0x67, 0x7F, 0x05, 0x64, |
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+ 0xAF, 0x63, 0xB6, 0xFE, 0xF5, 0xB7, 0x3C, 0xA5, 0xCE, 0xE9, 0x68, 0x44, |
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+ 0xE0, 0x4D, 0x43, 0x69, 0x29, 0x2E, 0xAC, 0x15, 0x59, 0xA8, 0x0A, 0x9E, |
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+ 0x6E, 0x47, 0xDF, 0x34, 0x35, 0x6A, 0xCF, 0xDC, 0x22, 0xC9, 0xC0, 0x9B, |
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+ 0x89, 0xD4, 0xED, 0xAB, 0x12, 0xA2, 0x0D, 0x52, 0xBB, 0x02, 0x2F, 0xA9, |
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+ 0xD7, 0x61, 0x1E, 0xB4, 0x50, 0x04, 0xF6, 0xC2, 0x16, 0x25, 0x86, 0x56, |
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+ 0x55, 0x09, 0xBE, 0x91 |
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+ } |
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+}; |
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+ |
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+static bool TwoFish_MDSready=FALSE; |
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+static u_int32_t TwoFish_MDS[4][256]; /* TwoFish_MDS matrix */ |
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+ |
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+ |
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+#define TwoFish_LFSR1(x) (((x)>>1)^(((x)&0x01)?TwoFish_MDS_GF_FDBK/2:0)) |
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+#define TwoFish_LFSR2(x) (((x)>>2)^(((x)&0x02)?TwoFish_MDS_GF_FDBK/2:0)^(((x)&0x01)?TwoFish_MDS_GF_FDBK/4:0)) |
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+ |
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+#define TwoFish_Mx_1(x) ((u_int32_t)(x)) /* force result to dword so << will work */ |
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+#define TwoFish_Mx_X(x) ((u_int32_t)((x)^TwoFish_LFSR2(x))) /* 5B */ |
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+#define TwoFish_Mx_Y(x) ((u_int32_t)((x)^TwoFish_LFSR1(x)^TwoFish_LFSR2(x))) /* EF */ |
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+#define TwoFish_RS_rem(x) { u_int8_t b=(u_int8_t)(x>>24); u_int32_t g2=((b<<1)^((b&0x80)?TwoFish_RS_GF_FDBK:0))&0xFF; u_int32_t g3=((b>>1)&0x7F)^((b&1)?TwoFish_RS_GF_FDBK>>1:0)^g2; x=(x<<8)^(g3<<24)^(g2<<16)^(g3<<8)^b; } |
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+ |
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+/*#define TwoFish__b(x,N) (((u_int8_t *)&x)[((N)&3)^TwoFish_ADDR_XOR])*/ /* pick bytes out of a dword */ |
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+ |
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+#define TwoFish_b0(x) TwoFish__b(x,0) /* extract LSB of u_int32_t */ |
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+#define TwoFish_b1(x) TwoFish__b(x,1) |
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+#define TwoFish_b2(x) TwoFish__b(x,2) |
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+#define TwoFish_b3(x) TwoFish__b(x,3) /* extract MSB of u_int32_t */ |
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+ |
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+u_int8_t TwoFish__b(u_int32_t x,int n) |
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+{ n&=3; |
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+ while(n-->0) |
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+ x>>=8; |
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+ return (u_int8_t)x; |
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+} |
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+ |
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+ |
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+/* TwoFish Initialization |
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+ * |
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+ * This routine generates a global data structure for use with TwoFish, |
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+ * initializes important values (such as subkeys, sBoxes), generates subkeys |
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+ * and precomputes the MDS matrix if not already done. |
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+ * |
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+ * Input: User supplied password (will be appended by default password of 'SnortHas2FishEncryptionRoutines!') |
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+ * |
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+ * Output: Pointer to TWOFISH structure. This data structure contains key dependent data. |
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+ * This pointer is used with all other crypt functions. |
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+ */ |
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+ |
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+TWOFISH *TwoFishInit(char *userkey) |
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+{ TWOFISH *tfdata; |
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+ int i,x,m; |
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+ char tkey[TwoFish_KEY_LENGTH+40]; |
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+ |
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+ tfdata=malloc(sizeof(TWOFISH)); /* allocate the TwoFish structure */ |
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+ if(tfdata!=NULL) |
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+ { if(*userkey) |
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+ { strncpy(tkey,userkey,TwoFish_KEY_LENGTH); /* use first 32 chars of user supplied password */ |
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+ tkey[TwoFish_KEY_LENGTH]=0; /* make sure it wasn't more */ |
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+ } |
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+ else |
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+ strcpy(tkey,TwoFish_DEFAULT_PW); /* if no key defined, use default password */ |
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+ for(i=0,x=0,m=strlen(tkey);i<TwoFish_KEY_LENGTH;i++) /* copy into data structure */ |
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+ { tfdata->key[i]=tkey[x++]; /* fill the whole keyspace with repeating key. */ |
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+ if(x==m) |
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+ x=0; |
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+ } |
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+ |
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+ if(!TwoFish_MDSready) |
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+ _TwoFish_PrecomputeMDSmatrix(); /* "Wake Up, Neo" */ |
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+ _TwoFish_MakeSubKeys(tfdata); /* generate subkeys */ |
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+ _TwoFish_ResetCBC(tfdata); /* reset the CBC */ |
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+ tfdata->output=NULL; /* nothing to output yet */ |
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+ tfdata->dontflush=FALSE; /* reset decrypt skip block flag */ |
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+ if(TwoFish_srand) |
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+ { TwoFish_srand=FALSE; |
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+ srand(time(NULL)); |
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+ } |
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+ } |
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+ return tfdata; /* return the data pointer */ |
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+} |
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+ |
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+ |
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+void TwoFishDestroy(TWOFISH *tfdata) |
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+{ if(tfdata!=NULL) |
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+ free(tfdata); |
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+} |
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+ |
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+ |
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+/* en/decryption with CBC mode */ |
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+unsigned long _TwoFish_CryptRawCBC(char *in,char *out,unsigned long len,bool decrypt,TWOFISH *tfdata) |
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+{ unsigned long rl; |
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+ |
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+ rl=len; /* remember how much data to crypt. */ |
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+ while(len>TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE) /* and now we process block by block. */ |
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+ { _TwoFish_BlockCrypt(in,out,TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE,decrypt,tfdata); /* de/encrypt it. */ |
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+ in+=TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE; /* adjust pointers. */ |
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+ out+=TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE; |
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+ len-=TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE; |
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+ } |
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+ if(len>0) /* if we have less than a block left... */ |
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+ _TwoFish_BlockCrypt(in,out,len,decrypt,tfdata); /* ...then we de/encrypt that too. */ |
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+ if(tfdata->qBlockDefined && !tfdata->dontflush) /* in case len was exactly one block... */ |
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+ _TwoFish_FlushOutput(tfdata->qBlockCrypt,TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE,tfdata); /* ...we need to write the... */ |
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+ /* ...remaining bytes of the buffer */ |
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+ return rl; |
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+} |
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+ |
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+/* en/decryption on one block only */ |
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+unsigned long _TwoFish_CryptRaw16(char *in,char *out,unsigned long len,bool decrypt,TWOFISH *tfdata) |
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+{ /* qBlockPlain already zero'ed through ResetCBC */ |
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+ memcpy(tfdata->qBlockPlain,in,len); /* toss the data into it. */ |
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+ _TwoFish_BlockCrypt16(tfdata->qBlockPlain,tfdata->qBlockCrypt,decrypt,tfdata); /* encrypt just that block without CBC. */ |
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+ memcpy(out,tfdata->qBlockCrypt,TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE); /* and return what we got */ |
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+ return TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE; |
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+} |
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+ |
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+/* en/decryption without reset of CBC and output assignment */ |
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+unsigned long _TwoFish_CryptRaw(char *in,char *out,unsigned long len,bool decrypt,TWOFISH *tfdata) |
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+{ |
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+ if(in!=NULL && out!=NULL && len>0 && tfdata!=NULL) /* if we have valid data, then... */ |
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+ { if(len>TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE) /* ...check if we have more than one block. */ |
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+ return _TwoFish_CryptRawCBC(in,out,len,decrypt,tfdata); /* if so, use the CBC routines... */ |
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+ else |
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+ return _TwoFish_CryptRaw16(in,out,len,decrypt,tfdata); /* ...otherwise just do one block. */ |
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+ } |
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+ return 0; |
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+} |
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+ |
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+ |
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+/* TwoFish Raw Encryption |
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+ * |
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+ * Does not use header, but does use CBC (if more than one block has to be encrypted). |
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+ * |
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+ * Input: Pointer to the buffer of the plaintext to be encrypted. |
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+ * Pointer to the buffer receiving the ciphertext. |
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+ * The length of the plaintext buffer. |
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+ * The TwoFish structure. |
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+ * |
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+ * Output: The amount of bytes encrypted if successful, otherwise 0. |
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+ */ |
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+ |
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+unsigned long TwoFishEncryptRaw(char *in, |
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+ char *out, |
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+ unsigned long len, |
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+ TWOFISH *tfdata) |
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+{ _TwoFish_ResetCBC(tfdata); /* reset CBC flag. */ |
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+ tfdata->output=out; /* output straight into output buffer. */ |
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+ return _TwoFish_CryptRaw(in,out,len,FALSE,tfdata); /* and go for it. */ |
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+} |
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+ |
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+/* TwoFish Raw Decryption |
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+ * |
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+ * Does not use header, but does use CBC (if more than one block has to be decrypted). |
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+ * |
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+ * Input: Pointer to the buffer of the ciphertext to be decrypted. |
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+ * Pointer to the buffer receiving the plaintext. |
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+ * The length of the ciphertext buffer (at least one cipher block). |
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+ * The TwoFish structure. |
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+ * |
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+ * Output: The amount of bytes decrypted if successful, otherwise 0. |
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+ */ |
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+ |
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+unsigned long TwoFishDecryptRaw(char *in, |
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+ char *out, |
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+ unsigned long len, |
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+ TWOFISH *tfdata) |
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+{ _TwoFish_ResetCBC(tfdata); /* reset CBC flag. */ |
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+ tfdata->output=out; /* output straight into output buffer. */ |
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+ return _TwoFish_CryptRaw(in,out,len,TRUE,tfdata); /* and go for it. */ |
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+} |
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+ |
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+/* TwoFish Free |
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+ * |
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+ * Free's the allocated buffer. |
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+ * |
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+ * Input: Pointer to the TwoFish structure |
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+ * |
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+ * Output: (none) |
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+ */ |
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+ |
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+void TwoFishFree(TWOFISH *tfdata) |
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+{ if(tfdata->output!=NULL) /* if a valid buffer is present... */ |
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+ { free(tfdata->output); /* ...then we free it for you... */ |
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+ tfdata->output=NULL; /* ...and mark as such. */ |
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+ } |
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+} |
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+ |
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+/* TwoFish Set Output |
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+ * |
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+ * If you want to allocate the output buffer yourself, |
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+ * then you can set it with this function. |
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+ * |
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+ * Input: Pointer to your output buffer |
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+ * Pointer to the TwoFish structure |
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+ * |
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+ * Output: (none) |
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+ */ |
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+ |
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+void TwoFishSetOutput(char *outp,TWOFISH *tfdata) |
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+{ tfdata->output=outp; /* (do we really need a function for this?) */ |
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+} |
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+ |
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+/* TwoFish Alloc |
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+ * |
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+ * Allocates enough memory for the output buffer that would be required |
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+ * |
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+ * Input: Length of the plaintext. |
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+ * Boolean flag for BinHex Output. |
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+ * Pointer to the TwoFish structure. |
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+ * |
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+ * Output: Returns a pointer to the memory allocated. |
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+ */ |
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+ |
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+void *TwoFishAlloc(unsigned long len,bool binhex,bool decrypt,TWOFISH *tfdata) |
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+{ |
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+/* TwoFishFree(tfdata); */ /* (don't for now) discard whatever was allocated earlier. */ |
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+ if(decrypt) /* if decrypting... */ |
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+ { if(binhex) /* ...and input is binhex encoded... */ |
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+ len/=2; /* ...use half as much for output. */ |
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+ len-=TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE; /* Also, subtract the size of the header. */ |
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+ } |
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+ else |
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+ { len+=TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE; /* the size is just increased by the header... */ |
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+ if(binhex) |
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+ len*=2; /* ...and doubled if output is to be binhexed. */ |
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+ } |
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+ tfdata->output=malloc(len+TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE);/* grab some memory...plus some extra (it's running over somewhere, crashes without extra padding) */ |
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+ |
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+ return tfdata->output; /* ...and return to caller. */ |
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+} |
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+ |
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+/* bin2hex and hex2bin conversion */ |
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+void _TwoFish_BinHex(u_int8_t *buf,unsigned long len,bool bintohex) |
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+{ u_int8_t *pi,*po,c; |
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+ |
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+ if(bintohex) |
356 |
+ { for(pi=buf+len-1,po=buf+(2*len)-1;len>0;pi--,po--,len--) /* let's start from the end of the bin block. */ |
357 |
+ { c=*pi; /* grab value. */ |
358 |
+ c&=15; /* use lower 4 bits. */ |
359 |
+ if(c>9) /* convert to ascii. */ |
360 |
+ c+=('a'-10); |
361 |
+ else |
362 |
+ c+='0'; |
363 |
+ *po--=c; /* set the lower nibble. */ |
364 |
+ c=*pi; /* grab value again. */ |
365 |
+ c>>=4; /* right shift 4 bits. */ |
366 |
+ c&=15; /* make sure we only have 4 bits. */ |
367 |
+ if(c>9) /* convert to ascii. */ |
368 |
+ c+=('a'-10); |
369 |
+ else |
370 |
+ c+='0'; |
371 |
+ *po=c; /* set the higher nibble. */ |
372 |
+ } /* and keep going. */ |
373 |
+ } |
374 |
+ else |
375 |
+ { for(pi=buf,po=buf;len>0;pi++,po++,len-=2) /* let's start from the beginning of the hex block. */ |
376 |
+ { c=tolower(*pi++)-'0'; /* grab higher nibble. */ |
377 |
+ if(c>9) /* convert to value. */ |
378 |
+ c-=('0'-9); |
379 |
+ *po=c<<4; /* left shit 4 bits. */ |
380 |
+ c=tolower(*pi)-'0'; /* grab lower nibble. */ |
381 |
+ if(c>9) /* convert to value. */ |
382 |
+ c-=('0'-9); |
383 |
+ *po|=c; /* and add to value. */ |
384 |
+ } |
385 |
+ } |
386 |
+} |
387 |
+ |
388 |
+ |
389 |
+/* TwoFish Encryption |
390 |
+ * |
391 |
+ * Uses header and CBC. If the output area has not been intialized with TwoFishAlloc, |
392 |
+ * this routine will alloc the memory. In addition, it will include a small 'header' |
393 |
+ * containing the magic and some salt. That way the decrypt routine can check if the |
394 |
+ * packet got decrypted successfully, and return 0 instead of garbage. |
395 |
+ * |
396 |
+ * Input: Pointer to the buffer of the plaintext to be encrypted. |
397 |
+ * Pointer to the pointer to the buffer receiving the ciphertext. |
398 |
+ * The pointer either points to user allocated output buffer space, or to NULL, in which case |
399 |
+ * this routine will set the pointer to the buffer allocated through the struct. |
400 |
+ * The length of the plaintext buffer. |
401 |
+ * Can be -1 if the input is a null terminated string, in which case we'll count for you. |
402 |
+ * Boolean flag for BinHex Output (if used, output will be twice as large as input). |
403 |
+ * Note: BinHex conversion overwrites (converts) input buffer! |
404 |
+ * The TwoFish structure. |
405 |
+ * |
406 |
+ * Output: The amount of bytes encrypted if successful, otherwise 0. |
407 |
+ */ |
408 |
+ |
409 |
+unsigned long TwoFishEncrypt(char *in, |
410 |
+ char **out, |
411 |
+ signed long len, |
412 |
+ bool binhex, |
413 |
+ TWOFISH *tfdata) |
414 |
+{ unsigned long ilen,olen; |
415 |
+ |
416 |
+ |
417 |
+ if(len== -1) /* if we got -1 for len, we'll assume IN is a... */ |
418 |
+ ilen=strlen(in); /* ...\0 terminated string and figure len out ourselves... */ |
419 |
+ else |
420 |
+ ilen=len; /* ...otherwise we trust you supply a correct length. */ |
421 |
+ |
422 |
+ if(in!=NULL && out!=NULL && ilen>0 && tfdata!=NULL) /* if we got usable stuff, we'll do it. */ |
423 |
+ { if(*out==NULL) /* if OUT points to a NULL pointer... */ |
424 |
+ *out=TwoFishAlloc(ilen,binhex,FALSE,tfdata); /* ...we'll (re-)allocate buffer space. */ |
425 |
+ if(*out!=NULL) |
426 |
+ { tfdata->output=*out; /* set output buffer. */ |
427 |
+ tfdata->header.salt=rand()*65536+rand(); /* toss in some salt. */ |
428 |
+ tfdata->header.length[0]= (u_int8_t)(ilen); |
429 |
+ tfdata->header.length[1]= (u_int8_t)(ilen>>8); |
430 |
+ tfdata->header.length[2]= (u_int8_t)(ilen>>16); |
431 |
+ tfdata->header.length[3]= (u_int8_t)(ilen>>24); |
432 |
+ memcpy(tfdata->header.magic,TwoFish_MAGIC,TwoFish_MAGIC_LEN); /* set the magic. */ |
433 |
+ olen=TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE; /* set output counter. */ |
434 |
+ _TwoFish_ResetCBC(tfdata); /* reset the CBC flag */ |
435 |
+ _TwoFish_BlockCrypt((u_int8_t *)&(tfdata->header),*out,olen,FALSE,tfdata); /* encrypt first block (without flush on 16 byte boundary). */ |
436 |
+ olen+=_TwoFish_CryptRawCBC(in,*out+TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE,ilen,FALSE,tfdata); /* and encrypt the rest (we do not reset the CBC flag). */ |
437 |
+ if(binhex) /* if binhex... */ |
438 |
+ { _TwoFish_BinHex(*out,olen,TRUE); /* ...convert output to binhex... */ |
439 |
+ olen*=2; /* ...and size twice as large. */ |
440 |
+ } |
441 |
+ tfdata->output=*out; |
442 |
+ return olen; |
443 |
+ } |
444 |
+ } |
445 |
+ return 0; |
446 |
+} |
447 |
+ |
448 |
+/* TwoFish Decryption |
449 |
+ * |
450 |
+ * Uses header and CBC. If the output area has not been intialized with TwoFishAlloc, |
451 |
+ * this routine will alloc the memory. In addition, it will check the small 'header' |
452 |
+ * containing the magic. If magic does not match we return 0. Otherwise we return the |
453 |
+ * amount of bytes decrypted (should be the same as the length in the header). |
454 |
+ * |
455 |
+ * Input: Pointer to the buffer of the ciphertext to be decrypted. |
456 |
+ * Pointer to the pointer to the buffer receiving the plaintext. |
457 |
+ * The pointer either points to user allocated output buffer space, or to NULL, in which case |
458 |
+ * this routine will set the pointer to the buffer allocated through the struct. |
459 |
+ * The length of the ciphertext buffer. |
460 |
+ * Can be -1 if the input is a null terminated binhex string, in which case we'll count for you. |
461 |
+ * Boolean flag for BinHex Input (if used, plaintext will be half as large as input). |
462 |
+ * Note: BinHex conversion overwrites (converts) input buffer! |
463 |
+ * The TwoFish structure. |
464 |
+ * |
465 |
+ * Output: The amount of bytes decrypted if successful, otherwise 0. |
466 |
+ */ |
467 |
+ |
468 |
+unsigned long TwoFishDecrypt(char *in, |
469 |
+ char **out, |
470 |
+ signed long len, |
471 |
+ bool binhex, |
472 |
+ TWOFISH *tfdata) |
473 |
+{ unsigned long ilen,elen,olen; |
474 |
+ const u_int8_t cmagic[TwoFish_MAGIC_LEN]=TwoFish_MAGIC; |
475 |
+ u_int8_t *tbuf; |
476 |
+ |
477 |
+ |
478 |
+ |
479 |
+ if(len== -1) /* if we got -1 for len, we'll assume IN is... */ |
480 |
+ ilen=strlen(in); /* ...\0 terminated binhex and figure len out ourselves... */ |
481 |
+ else |
482 |
+ ilen=len; /* ...otherwise we trust you supply a correct length. */ |
483 |
+ |
484 |
+ if(in!=NULL && out!=NULL && ilen>0 && tfdata!=NULL) /* if we got usable stuff, we'll do it. */ |
485 |
+ { if(*out==NULL) /* if OUT points to a NULL pointer... */ |
486 |
+ *out=TwoFishAlloc(ilen,binhex,TRUE,tfdata); /* ...we'll (re-)allocate buffer space. */ |
487 |
+ if(*out!=NULL) |
488 |
+ { if(binhex) /* if binhex... */ |
489 |
+ { _TwoFish_BinHex(in,ilen,FALSE); /* ...convert input to values... */ |
490 |
+ ilen/=2; /* ...and size half as much. */ |
491 |
+ } |
492 |
+ _TwoFish_ResetCBC(tfdata); /* reset the CBC flag. */ |
493 |
+ |
494 |
+ tbuf=(u_int8_t *)malloc(ilen+TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE); /* get memory for data and header. */ |
495 |
+ if(tbuf==NULL) |
496 |
+ return 0; |
497 |
+ tfdata->output=tbuf; /* set output to temp buffer. */ |
498 |
+ |
499 |
+ olen=_TwoFish_CryptRawCBC(in,tbuf,ilen,TRUE,tfdata)-TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE; /* decrypt the whole thing. */ |
500 |
+ memcpy(&(tfdata->header),tbuf,TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE); /* copy first block into header. */ |
501 |
+ tfdata->output=*out; |
502 |
+ for(elen=0;elen<TwoFish_MAGIC_LEN;elen++) /* compare magic. */ |
503 |
+ if(tfdata->header.magic[elen]!=cmagic[elen]) |
504 |
+ break; |
505 |
+ if(elen==TwoFish_MAGIC_LEN) /* if magic matches then... */ |
506 |
+ { elen=(tfdata->header.length[0]) | |
507 |
+ (tfdata->header.length[1])<<8 | |
508 |
+ (tfdata->header.length[2])<<16 | |
509 |
+ (tfdata->header.length[3])<<24; /* .. we know how much to expect. */ |
510 |
+ if(elen>olen) /* adjust if necessary. */ |
511 |
+ elen=olen; |
512 |
+ memcpy(*out,tbuf+TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE,elen); /* copy data into intended output. */ |
513 |
+ free(tbuf); |
514 |
+ return elen; |
515 |
+ } |
516 |
+ free(tbuf); |
517 |
+ } |
518 |
+ } |
519 |
+ return 0; |
520 |
+} |
521 |
+ |
522 |
+void _TwoFish_PrecomputeMDSmatrix(void) /* precompute the TwoFish_MDS matrix */ |
523 |
+{ u_int32_t m1[2]; |
524 |
+ u_int32_t mX[2]; |
525 |
+ u_int32_t mY[2]; |
526 |
+ u_int32_t i, j; |
527 |
+ |
528 |
+ for (i = 0; i < 256; i++) |
529 |
+ { j = TwoFish_P[0][i] & 0xFF; /* compute all the matrix elements */ |
530 |
+ m1[0] = j; |
531 |
+ mX[0] = TwoFish_Mx_X( j ) & 0xFF; |
532 |
+ mY[0] = TwoFish_Mx_Y( j ) & 0xFF; |
533 |
+ |
534 |
+ j = TwoFish_P[1][i] & 0xFF; |
535 |
+ m1[1] = j; |
536 |
+ mX[1] = TwoFish_Mx_X( j ) & 0xFF; |
537 |
+ mY[1] = TwoFish_Mx_Y( j ) & 0xFF; |
538 |
+ |
539 |
+ TwoFish_MDS[0][i] = m1[TwoFish_P_00] | /* fill matrix w/ above elements */ |
540 |
+ mX[TwoFish_P_00] << 8 | |
541 |
+ mY[TwoFish_P_00] << 16 | |
542 |
+ mY[TwoFish_P_00] << 24; |
543 |
+ TwoFish_MDS[1][i] = mY[TwoFish_P_10] | |
544 |
+ mY[TwoFish_P_10] << 8 | |
545 |
+ mX[TwoFish_P_10] << 16 | |
546 |
+ m1[TwoFish_P_10] << 24; |
547 |
+ TwoFish_MDS[2][i] = mX[TwoFish_P_20] | |
548 |
+ mY[TwoFish_P_20] << 8 | |
549 |
+ m1[TwoFish_P_20] << 16 | |
550 |
+ mY[TwoFish_P_20] << 24; |
551 |
+ TwoFish_MDS[3][i] = mX[TwoFish_P_30] | |
552 |
+ m1[TwoFish_P_30] << 8 | |
553 |
+ mY[TwoFish_P_30] << 16 | |
554 |
+ mX[TwoFish_P_30] << 24; |
555 |
+ } |
556 |
+ TwoFish_MDSready=TRUE; |
557 |
+} |
558 |
+ |
559 |
+ |
560 |
+void _TwoFish_MakeSubKeys(TWOFISH *tfdata) /* Expand a user-supplied key material into a session key. */ |
561 |
+{ u_int32_t k64Cnt = TwoFish_KEY_LENGTH / 8; |
562 |
+ u_int32_t k32e[4]; /* even 32-bit entities */ |
563 |
+ u_int32_t k32o[4]; /* odd 32-bit entities */ |
564 |
+ u_int32_t sBoxKey[4]; |
565 |
+ u_int32_t offset,i,j; |
566 |
+ u_int32_t A, B, q=0; |
567 |
+ u_int32_t k0,k1,k2,k3; |
568 |
+ u_int32_t b0,b1,b2,b3; |
569 |
+ |
570 |
+ /* split user key material into even and odd 32-bit entities and */ |
571 |
+ /* compute S-box keys using (12, 8) Reed-Solomon code over GF(256) */ |
572 |
+ |
573 |
+ |
574 |
+ for (offset=0,i=0,j=k64Cnt-1;i<4 && offset<TwoFish_KEY_LENGTH;i++,j--) |
575 |
+ { k32e[i] = tfdata->key[offset++]; |
576 |
+ k32e[i]|= tfdata->key[offset++]<<8; |
577 |
+ k32e[i]|= tfdata->key[offset++]<<16; |
578 |
+ k32e[i]|= tfdata->key[offset++]<<24; |
579 |
+ k32o[i] = tfdata->key[offset++]; |
580 |
+ k32o[i]|= tfdata->key[offset++]<<8; |
581 |
+ k32o[i]|= tfdata->key[offset++]<<16; |
582 |
+ k32o[i]|= tfdata->key[offset++]<<24; |
583 |
+ sBoxKey[j] = _TwoFish_RS_MDS_Encode( k32e[i], k32o[i] ); /* reverse order */ |
584 |
+ } |
585 |
+ |
586 |
+ /* compute the round decryption subkeys for PHT. these same subkeys */ |
587 |
+ /* will be used in encryption but will be applied in reverse order. */ |
588 |
+ i=0; |
589 |
+ while(i < TwoFish_TOTAL_SUBKEYS) |
590 |
+ { A = _TwoFish_F32( k64Cnt, q, k32e ); /* A uses even key entities */ |
591 |
+ q += TwoFish_SK_BUMP; |
592 |
+ |
593 |
+ B = _TwoFish_F32( k64Cnt, q, k32o ); /* B uses odd key entities */ |
594 |
+ q += TwoFish_SK_BUMP; |
595 |
+ |
596 |
+ B = B << 8 | B >> 24; |
597 |
+ |
598 |
+ A += B; |
599 |
+ tfdata->subKeys[i++] = A; /* combine with a PHT */ |
600 |
+ |
601 |
+ A += B; |
602 |
+ tfdata->subKeys[i++] = A << TwoFish_SK_ROTL | A >> (32-TwoFish_SK_ROTL); |
603 |
+ } |
604 |
+ |
605 |
+ /* fully expand the table for speed */ |
606 |
+ k0 = sBoxKey[0]; |
607 |
+ k1 = sBoxKey[1]; |
608 |
+ k2 = sBoxKey[2]; |
609 |
+ k3 = sBoxKey[3]; |
610 |
+ |
611 |
+ for (i = 0; i < 256; i++) |
612 |
+ { b0 = b1 = b2 = b3 = i; |
613 |
+ switch (k64Cnt & 3) |
614 |
+ { case 1: /* 64-bit keys */ |
615 |
+ tfdata->sBox[ 2*i ] = TwoFish_MDS[0][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_01][b0]) ^ TwoFish_b0(k0)]; |
616 |
+ tfdata->sBox[ 2*i+1] = TwoFish_MDS[1][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_11][b1]) ^ TwoFish_b1(k0)]; |
617 |
+ tfdata->sBox[0x200+2*i ] = TwoFish_MDS[2][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_21][b2]) ^ TwoFish_b2(k0)]; |
618 |
+ tfdata->sBox[0x200+2*i+1] = TwoFish_MDS[3][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_31][b3]) ^ TwoFish_b3(k0)]; |
619 |
+ break; |
620 |
+ case 0: /* 256-bit keys (same as 4) */ |
621 |
+ b0 = (TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_04][b0]) ^ TwoFish_b0(k3); |
622 |
+ b1 = (TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_14][b1]) ^ TwoFish_b1(k3); |
623 |
+ b2 = (TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_24][b2]) ^ TwoFish_b2(k3); |
624 |
+ b3 = (TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_34][b3]) ^ TwoFish_b3(k3); |
625 |
+ case 3: /* 192-bit keys */ |
626 |
+ b0 = (TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_03][b0]) ^ TwoFish_b0(k2); |
627 |
+ b1 = (TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_13][b1]) ^ TwoFish_b1(k2); |
628 |
+ b2 = (TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_23][b2]) ^ TwoFish_b2(k2); |
629 |
+ b3 = (TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_33][b3]) ^ TwoFish_b3(k2); |
630 |
+ case 2: /* 128-bit keys */ |
631 |
+ tfdata->sBox[ 2*i ]= |
632 |
+ TwoFish_MDS[0][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_01][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_02][b0]) ^ |
633 |
+ TwoFish_b0(k1)]) ^ TwoFish_b0(k0)]; |
634 |
+ |
635 |
+ tfdata->sBox[ 2*i+1]= |
636 |
+ TwoFish_MDS[1][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_11][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_12][b1]) ^ |
637 |
+ TwoFish_b1(k1)]) ^ TwoFish_b1(k0)]; |
638 |
+ |
639 |
+ tfdata->sBox[0x200+2*i ]= |
640 |
+ TwoFish_MDS[2][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_21][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_22][b2]) ^ |
641 |
+ TwoFish_b2(k1)]) ^ TwoFish_b2(k0)]; |
642 |
+ |
643 |
+ tfdata->sBox[0x200+2*i+1]= |
644 |
+ TwoFish_MDS[3][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_31][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_32][b3]) ^ |
645 |
+ TwoFish_b3(k1)]) ^ TwoFish_b3(k0)]; |
646 |
+ } |
647 |
+ } |
648 |
+} |
649 |
+ |
650 |
+ |
651 |
+/** |
652 |
+ * Encrypt or decrypt exactly one block of plaintext in CBC mode. |
653 |
+ * Use "ciphertext stealing" technique described on pg. 196 |
654 |
+ * of "Applied Cryptography" to encrypt the final partial |
655 |
+ * (i.e. <16 byte) block if necessary. |
656 |
+ * |
657 |
+ * jojo: the "ciphertext stealing" requires we read ahead and have |
658 |
+ * special handling for the last two blocks. Because of this, the |
659 |
+ * output from the TwoFish algorithm is handled internally here. |
660 |
+ * It would be better to have a higher level handle this as well as |
661 |
+ * CBC mode. Unfortunately, I've mixed the two together, which is |
662 |
+ * pretty crappy... The Java version separates these out correctly. |
663 |
+ * |
664 |
+ * fknobbe: I have reduced the CBC mode to work on memory buffer only. |
665 |
+ * Higher routines should use an intermediate buffer and handle |
666 |
+ * their output seperately (mainly so the data can be flushed |
667 |
+ * in one chunk, not seperate 16 byte blocks...) |
668 |
+ * |
669 |
+ * @param in The plaintext. |
670 |
+ * @param out The ciphertext |
671 |
+ * @param size how much to encrypt |
672 |
+ * @param tfdata: Pointer to the global data structure containing session keys. |
673 |
+ * @return none |
674 |
+ */ |
675 |
+void _TwoFish_BlockCrypt(u_int8_t *in,u_int8_t *out,unsigned long size,int decrypt,TWOFISH *tfdata) |
676 |
+{ u_int8_t PnMinusOne[TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE]; |
677 |
+ u_int8_t CnMinusOne[TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE]; |
678 |
+ u_int8_t CBCplusCprime[TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE]; |
679 |
+ u_int8_t Pn[TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE]; |
680 |
+ u_int8_t *p,*pout; |
681 |
+ unsigned long i; |
682 |
+ |
683 |
+ /* here is where we implement CBC mode and cipher block stealing */ |
684 |
+ if(size==TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE) |
685 |
+ { /* if we are encrypting, CBC means we XOR the plain text block with the */ |
686 |
+ /* previous cipher text block before encrypting */ |
687 |
+ if(!decrypt && tfdata->qBlockDefined) |
688 |
+ { for(p=in,i=0;i<TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE;i++,p++) |
689 |
+ Pn[i]=*p ^ tfdata->qBlockCrypt[i]; /* FK: I'm copying the xor'ed input into Pn... */ |
690 |
+ } |
691 |
+ else |
692 |
+ memcpy(Pn,in,TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE); /* FK: same here. we work of Pn all the time. */ |
693 |
+ |
694 |
+ /* TwoFish block level encryption or decryption */ |
695 |
+ _TwoFish_BlockCrypt16(Pn,out,decrypt,tfdata); |
696 |
+ |
697 |
+ /* if we are decrypting, CBC means we XOR the result of the decryption */ |
698 |
+ /* with the previous cipher text block to get the resulting plain text */ |
699 |
+ if(decrypt && tfdata->qBlockDefined) |
700 |
+ { for (p=out,i=0;i<TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE;i++,p++) |
701 |
+ *p^=tfdata->qBlockPlain[i]; |
702 |
+ } |
703 |
+ |
704 |
+ /* save the input and output blocks, since CBC needs these for XOR */ |
705 |
+ /* operations */ |
706 |
+ _TwoFish_qBlockPush(Pn,out,tfdata); |
707 |
+ } |
708 |
+ else |
709 |
+ { /* cipher block stealing, we are at Pn, */ |
710 |
+ /* but since Cn-1 must now be replaced with CnC' */ |
711 |
+ /* we pop it off, and recalculate Cn-1 */ |
712 |
+ |
713 |
+ if(decrypt) |
714 |
+ { /* We are on an odd block, and had to do cipher block stealing, */ |
715 |
+ /* so the PnMinusOne has to be derived differently. */ |
716 |
+ |
717 |
+ /* First we decrypt it into CBC and C' */ |
718 |
+ _TwoFish_qBlockPop(CnMinusOne,PnMinusOne,tfdata); |
719 |
+ _TwoFish_BlockCrypt16(CnMinusOne,CBCplusCprime,decrypt,tfdata); |
720 |
+ |
721 |
+ /* we then xor the first few bytes with the "in" bytes (Cn) */ |
722 |
+ /* to recover Pn, which we put in out */ |
723 |
+ for(p=in,pout=out,i=0;i<size;i++,p++,pout++) |
724 |
+ *pout=*p ^ CBCplusCprime[i]; |
725 |
+ |
726 |
+ /* We now recover the original CnMinusOne, which consists of */ |
727 |
+ /* the first "size" bytes of "in" data, followed by the */ |
728 |
+ /* "Cprime" portion of CBCplusCprime */ |
729 |
+ for(p=in,i=0;i<size;i++,p++) |
730 |
+ CnMinusOne[i]=*p; |
731 |
+ for(;i<TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE;i++) |
732 |
+ CnMinusOne[i]=CBCplusCprime[i]; |
733 |
+ |
734 |
+ /* we now decrypt CnMinusOne to get PnMinusOne xored with Cn-2 */ |
735 |
+ _TwoFish_BlockCrypt16(CnMinusOne,PnMinusOne,decrypt,tfdata); |
736 |
+ |
737 |
+ for(i=0;i<TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE;i++) |
738 |
+ PnMinusOne[i]=PnMinusOne[i] ^ tfdata->prevCipher[i]; |
739 |
+ |
740 |
+ /* So at this point, out has PnMinusOne */ |
741 |
+ _TwoFish_qBlockPush(CnMinusOne,PnMinusOne,tfdata); |
742 |
+ _TwoFish_FlushOutput(tfdata->qBlockCrypt,TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE,tfdata); |
743 |
+ _TwoFish_FlushOutput(out,size,tfdata); |
744 |
+ } |
745 |
+ else |
746 |
+ { _TwoFish_qBlockPop(PnMinusOne,CnMinusOne,tfdata); |
747 |
+ memset(Pn,0,TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE); |
748 |
+ memcpy(Pn,in,size); |
749 |
+ for(i=0;i<TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE;i++) |
750 |
+ Pn[i]^=CnMinusOne[i]; |
751 |
+ _TwoFish_BlockCrypt16(Pn,out,decrypt,tfdata); |
752 |
+ _TwoFish_qBlockPush(Pn,out,tfdata); /* now we officially have Cn-1 */ |
753 |
+ _TwoFish_FlushOutput(tfdata->qBlockCrypt,TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE,tfdata); |
754 |
+ _TwoFish_FlushOutput(CnMinusOne,size,tfdata); /* old Cn-1 becomes new partial Cn */ |
755 |
+ } |
756 |
+ tfdata->qBlockDefined=FALSE; |
757 |
+ } |
758 |
+} |
759 |
+ |
760 |
+void _TwoFish_qBlockPush(u_int8_t *p,u_int8_t *c,TWOFISH *tfdata) |
761 |
+{ if(tfdata->qBlockDefined) |
762 |
+ _TwoFish_FlushOutput(tfdata->qBlockCrypt,TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE,tfdata); |
763 |
+ memcpy(tfdata->prevCipher,tfdata->qBlockPlain,TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE); |
764 |
+ memcpy(tfdata->qBlockPlain,p,TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE); |
765 |
+ memcpy(tfdata->qBlockCrypt,c,TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE); |
766 |
+ tfdata->qBlockDefined=TRUE; |
767 |
+} |
768 |
+ |
769 |
+void _TwoFish_qBlockPop(u_int8_t *p,u_int8_t *c,TWOFISH *tfdata) |
770 |
+{ memcpy(p,tfdata->qBlockPlain,TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE ); |
771 |
+ memcpy(c,tfdata->qBlockCrypt,TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE ); |
772 |
+ tfdata->qBlockDefined=FALSE; |
773 |
+} |
774 |
+ |
775 |
+/* Reset's the CBC flag and zero's PrevCipher (through qBlockPlain) (important) */ |
776 |
+void _TwoFish_ResetCBC(TWOFISH *tfdata) |
777 |
+{ tfdata->qBlockDefined=FALSE; |
778 |
+ memset(tfdata->qBlockPlain,0,TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE); |
779 |
+} |
780 |
+ |
781 |
+void _TwoFish_FlushOutput(u_int8_t *b,unsigned long len,TWOFISH *tfdata) |
782 |
+{ unsigned long i; |
783 |
+ |
784 |
+ for(i=0;i<len && !tfdata->dontflush;i++) |
785 |
+ *tfdata->output++ = *b++; |
786 |
+ tfdata->dontflush=FALSE; |
787 |
+} |
788 |
+ |
789 |
+void _TwoFish_BlockCrypt16(u_int8_t *in,u_int8_t *out,bool decrypt,TWOFISH *tfdata) |
790 |
+{ u_int32_t x0,x1,x2,x3; |
791 |
+ u_int32_t k,t0,t1,R; |
792 |
+ |
793 |
+ |
794 |
+ x0=*in++; |
795 |
+ x0|=(*in++ << 8 ); |
796 |
+ x0|=(*in++ << 16); |
797 |
+ x0|=(*in++ << 24); |
798 |
+ x1=*in++; |
799 |
+ x1|=(*in++ << 8 ); |
800 |
+ x1|=(*in++ << 16); |
801 |
+ x1|=(*in++ << 24); |
802 |
+ x2=*in++; |
803 |
+ x2|=(*in++ << 8 ); |
804 |
+ x2|=(*in++ << 16); |
805 |
+ x2|=(*in++ << 24); |
806 |
+ x3=*in++; |
807 |
+ x3|=(*in++ << 8 ); |
808 |
+ x3|=(*in++ << 16); |
809 |
+ x3|=(*in++ << 24); |
810 |
+ |
811 |
+ if(decrypt) |
812 |
+ { x0 ^= tfdata->subKeys[4]; /* swap input and output whitening keys when decrypting */ |
813 |
+ x1 ^= tfdata->subKeys[5]; |
814 |
+ x2 ^= tfdata->subKeys[6]; |
815 |
+ x3 ^= tfdata->subKeys[7]; |
816 |
+ |
817 |
+ k = 7+(TwoFish_ROUNDS*2); |
818 |
+ for (R = 0; R < TwoFish_ROUNDS; R += 2) |
819 |
+ { t0 = _TwoFish_Fe320( tfdata->sBox, x0); |
820 |
+ t1 = _TwoFish_Fe323( tfdata->sBox, x1); |
821 |
+ x3 ^= t0 + (t1<<1) + tfdata->subKeys[k--]; |
822 |
+ x3 = x3 >> 1 | x3 << 31; |
823 |
+ x2 = x2 << 1 | x2 >> 31; |
824 |
+ x2 ^= t0 + t1 + tfdata->subKeys[k--]; |
825 |
+ |
826 |
+ t0 = _TwoFish_Fe320( tfdata->sBox, x2); |
827 |
+ t1 = _TwoFish_Fe323( tfdata->sBox, x3); |
828 |
+ x1 ^= t0 + (t1<<1) + tfdata->subKeys[k--]; |
829 |
+ x1 = x1 >> 1 | x1 << 31; |
830 |
+ x0 = x0 << 1 | x0 >> 31; |
831 |
+ x0 ^= t0 + t1 + tfdata->subKeys[k--]; |
832 |
+ } |
833 |
+ |
834 |
+ x2 ^= tfdata->subKeys[0]; |
835 |
+ x3 ^= tfdata->subKeys[1]; |
836 |
+ x0 ^= tfdata->subKeys[2]; |
837 |
+ x1 ^= tfdata->subKeys[3]; |
838 |
+ } |
839 |
+ else |
840 |
+ { x0 ^= tfdata->subKeys[0]; |
841 |
+ x1 ^= tfdata->subKeys[1]; |
842 |
+ x2 ^= tfdata->subKeys[2]; |
843 |
+ x3 ^= tfdata->subKeys[3]; |
844 |
+ |
845 |
+ k = 8; |
846 |
+ for (R = 0; R < TwoFish_ROUNDS; R += 2) |
847 |
+ { t0 = _TwoFish_Fe320( tfdata->sBox, x0); |
848 |
+ t1 = _TwoFish_Fe323( tfdata->sBox, x1); |
849 |
+ x2 ^= t0 + t1 + tfdata->subKeys[k++]; |
850 |
+ x2 = x2 >> 1 | x2 << 31; |
851 |
+ x3 = x3 << 1 | x3 >> 31; |
852 |
+ x3 ^= t0 + (t1<<1) + tfdata->subKeys[k++]; |
853 |
+ |
854 |
+ t0 = _TwoFish_Fe320( tfdata->sBox, x2); |
855 |
+ t1 = _TwoFish_Fe323( tfdata->sBox, x3); |
856 |
+ x0 ^= t0 + t1 + tfdata->subKeys[k++]; |
857 |
+ x0 = x0 >> 1 | x0 << 31; |
858 |
+ x1 = x1 << 1 | x1 >> 31; |
859 |
+ x1 ^= t0 + (t1<<1) + tfdata->subKeys[k++]; |
860 |
+ } |
861 |
+ |
862 |
+ x2 ^= tfdata->subKeys[4]; |
863 |
+ x3 ^= tfdata->subKeys[5]; |
864 |
+ x0 ^= tfdata->subKeys[6]; |
865 |
+ x1 ^= tfdata->subKeys[7]; |
866 |
+ } |
867 |
+ |
868 |
+ *out++ = (u_int8_t)(x2 ); |
869 |
+ *out++ = (u_int8_t)(x2 >> 8); |
870 |
+ *out++ = (u_int8_t)(x2 >> 16); |
871 |
+ *out++ = (u_int8_t)(x2 >> 24); |
872 |
+ |
873 |
+ *out++ = (u_int8_t)(x3 ); |
874 |
+ *out++ = (u_int8_t)(x3 >> 8); |
875 |
+ *out++ = (u_int8_t)(x3 >> 16); |
876 |
+ *out++ = (u_int8_t)(x3 >> 24); |
877 |
+ |
878 |
+ *out++ = (u_int8_t)(x0 ); |
879 |
+ *out++ = (u_int8_t)(x0 >> 8); |
880 |
+ *out++ = (u_int8_t)(x0 >> 16); |
881 |
+ *out++ = (u_int8_t)(x0 >> 24); |
882 |
+ |
883 |
+ *out++ = (u_int8_t)(x1 ); |
884 |
+ *out++ = (u_int8_t)(x1 >> 8); |
885 |
+ *out++ = (u_int8_t)(x1 >> 16); |
886 |
+ *out++ = (u_int8_t)(x1 >> 24); |
887 |
+} |
888 |
+ |
889 |
+/** |
890 |
+ * Use (12, 8) Reed-Solomon code over GF(256) to produce a key S-box |
891 |
+ * 32-bit entity from two key material 32-bit entities. |
892 |
+ * |
893 |
+ * @param k0 1st 32-bit entity. |
894 |
+ * @param k1 2nd 32-bit entity. |
895 |
+ * @return Remainder polynomial generated using RS code |
896 |
+ */ |
897 |
+u_int32_t _TwoFish_RS_MDS_Encode(u_int32_t k0,u_int32_t k1) |
898 |
+{ u_int32_t i,r; |
899 |
+ |
900 |
+ for(r=k1,i=0;i<4;i++) /* shift 1 byte at a time */ |
901 |
+ TwoFish_RS_rem(r); |
902 |
+ r ^= k0; |
903 |
+ for(i=0;i<4;i++) |
904 |
+ TwoFish_RS_rem(r); |
905 |
+ |
906 |
+ return r; |
907 |
+} |
908 |
+ |
909 |
+u_int32_t _TwoFish_F32(u_int32_t k64Cnt,u_int32_t x,u_int32_t *k32) |
910 |
+{ u_int8_t b0,b1,b2,b3; |
911 |
+ u_int32_t k0,k1,k2,k3,result = 0; |
912 |
+ |
913 |
+ b0=TwoFish_b0(x); |
914 |
+ b1=TwoFish_b1(x); |
915 |
+ b2=TwoFish_b2(x); |
916 |
+ b3=TwoFish_b3(x); |
917 |
+ k0=k32[0]; |
918 |
+ k1=k32[1]; |
919 |
+ k2=k32[2]; |
920 |
+ k3=k32[3]; |
921 |
+ |
922 |
+ switch (k64Cnt & 3) |
923 |
+ { case 1: /* 64-bit keys */ |
924 |
+ result = |
925 |
+ TwoFish_MDS[0][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_01][b0] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b0(k0)] ^ |
926 |
+ TwoFish_MDS[1][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_11][b1] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b1(k0)] ^ |
927 |
+ TwoFish_MDS[2][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_21][b2] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b2(k0)] ^ |
928 |
+ TwoFish_MDS[3][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_31][b3] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b3(k0)]; |
929 |
+ break; |
930 |
+ case 0: /* 256-bit keys (same as 4) */ |
931 |
+ b0 = (TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_04][b0] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b0(k3); |
932 |
+ b1 = (TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_14][b1] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b1(k3); |
933 |
+ b2 = (TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_24][b2] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b2(k3); |
934 |
+ b3 = (TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_34][b3] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b3(k3); |
935 |
+ |
936 |
+ case 3: /* 192-bit keys */ |
937 |
+ b0 = (TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_03][b0] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b0(k2); |
938 |
+ b1 = (TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_13][b1] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b1(k2); |
939 |
+ b2 = (TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_23][b2] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b2(k2); |
940 |
+ b3 = (TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_33][b3] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b3(k2); |
941 |
+ case 2: /* 128-bit keys (optimize for this case) */ |
942 |
+ result = |
943 |
+ TwoFish_MDS[0][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_01][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_02][b0] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b0(k1)] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b0(k0)] ^ |
944 |
+ TwoFish_MDS[1][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_11][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_12][b1] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b1(k1)] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b1(k0)] ^ |
945 |
+ TwoFish_MDS[2][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_21][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_22][b2] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b2(k1)] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b2(k0)] ^ |
946 |
+ TwoFish_MDS[3][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_31][(TwoFish_P[TwoFish_P_32][b3] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b3(k1)] & 0xFF) ^ TwoFish_b3(k0)]; |
947 |
+ break; |
948 |
+ } |
949 |
+ return result; |
950 |
+} |
951 |
+ |
952 |
+u_int32_t _TwoFish_Fe320(u_int32_t *lsBox,u_int32_t x) |
953 |
+{ return lsBox[ TwoFish_b0(x)<<1 ]^ |
954 |
+ lsBox[ ((TwoFish_b1(x)<<1)|1)]^ |
955 |
+ lsBox[0x200+ (TwoFish_b2(x)<<1) ]^ |
956 |
+ lsBox[0x200+((TwoFish_b3(x)<<1)|1)]; |
957 |
+} |
958 |
+ |
959 |
+u_int32_t _TwoFish_Fe323(u_int32_t *lsBox,u_int32_t x) |
960 |
+{ return lsBox[ (TwoFish_b3(x)<<1) ]^ |
961 |
+ lsBox[ ((TwoFish_b0(x)<<1)|1)]^ |
962 |
+ lsBox[0x200+ (TwoFish_b1(x)<<1) ]^ |
963 |
+ lsBox[0x200+((TwoFish_b2(x)<<1)|1)]; |
964 |
+} |
965 |
+ |
966 |
+u_int32_t _TwoFish_Fe32(u_int32_t *lsBox,u_int32_t x,u_int32_t R) |
967 |
+{ return lsBox[ 2*TwoFish__b(x,R ) ]^ |
968 |
+ lsBox[ 2*TwoFish__b(x,R+1)+1]^ |
969 |
+ lsBox[0x200+2*TwoFish__b(x,R+2) ]^ |
970 |
+ lsBox[0x200+2*TwoFish__b(x,R+3)+1]; |
971 |
+} |
972 |
+ |
973 |
+ |
974 |
+#endif |
975 |
--- snort-2.9.0/src/twofish.h 1970-01-01 01:00:00.000000000 +0100 |
976 |
+++ snort-2.9.0.dlucio/src/twofish.h 2010-10-08 18:05:37.000000000 +0200 |
977 |
@@ -0,0 +1,276 @@ |
978 |
+/* $Id: twofish.h,v 2.1 2008/12/15 20:36:05 fknobbe Exp $ |
979 |
+ * |
980 |
+ * |
981 |
+ * Copyright (C) 1997-2000 The Cryptix Foundation Limited. |
982 |
+ * Copyright (C) 2000 Farm9. |
983 |
+ * Copyright (C) 2001 Frank Knobbe. |
984 |
+ * All rights reserved. |
985 |
+ * |
986 |
+ * For Cryptix code: |
987 |
+ * Use, modification, copying and distribution of this software is subject |
988 |
+ * the terms and conditions of the Cryptix General Licence. You should have |
989 |
+ * received a copy of the Cryptix General Licence along with this library; |
990 |
+ * if not, you can download a copy from http://www.cryptix.org/ . |
991 |
+ * |
992 |
+ * For Farm9: |
993 |
+ * --- jojo@farm9.com, August 2000, converted from Java to C++, added CBC mode and |
994 |
+ * ciphertext stealing technique, added AsciiTwofish class for easy encryption |
995 |
+ * decryption of text strings |
996 |
+ * |
997 |
+ * Frank Knobbe <frank@knobbe.us>: |
998 |
+ * --- April 2001, converted from C++ to C, prefixed global variables |
999 |
+ * with TwoFish, substituted some defines, changed functions to make use of |
1000 |
+ * variables supplied in a struct, modified and added routines for modular calls. |
1001 |
+ * Cleaned up the code so that defines are used instead of fixed 16's and 32's. |
1002 |
+ * Created two general purpose crypt routines for one block and multiple block |
1003 |
+ * encryption using Joh's CBC code. |
1004 |
+ * Added crypt routines that use a header (with a magic and data length). |
1005 |
+ * (Basically a major rewrite). |
1006 |
+ * |
1007 |
+ * Note: Routines labeled _TwoFish are private and should not be used |
1008 |
+ * (or with extreme caution). |
1009 |
+ * |
1010 |
+ */ |
1011 |
+ |
1012 |
+#ifndef __TWOFISH_LIBRARY_HEADER__ |
1013 |
+#define __TWOFISH_LIBRARY_HEADER__ |
1014 |
+ |
1015 |
+#ifndef FALSE |
1016 |
+#define FALSE 0 |
1017 |
+#endif |
1018 |
+#ifndef TRUE |
1019 |
+#define TRUE !FALSE |
1020 |
+#endif |
1021 |
+#ifndef bool |
1022 |
+#define bool int |
1023 |
+#endif |
1024 |
+ |
1025 |
+ |
1026 |
+/* Constants */ |
1027 |
+ |
1028 |
+#define TwoFish_DEFAULT_PW "SnortHas2FishEncryptionRoutines!" /* default password (not more than 32 chars) */ |
1029 |
+#define TwoFish_MAGIC "TwoFish" /* to indentify a successful decryption */ |
1030 |
+ |
1031 |
+enum |
1032 |
+{ TwoFish_KEY_SIZE = 256, /* Valid values: 64, 128, 192, 256 */ |
1033 |
+ /* User 256, other key sizes have not been tested. */ |
1034 |
+ /* (But should work. I substituted as much as */ |
1035 |
+ /* I could with this define.) */ |
1036 |
+ TwoFish_ROUNDS = 16, |
1037 |
+ TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE = 16, /* bytes in a data-block */ |
1038 |
+ TwoFish_KEY_LENGTH = TwoFish_KEY_SIZE/8, /* 32= 256-bit key */ |
1039 |
+ TwoFish_TOTAL_SUBKEYS = 4+4+2*TwoFish_ROUNDS, |
1040 |
+ TwoFish_MAGIC_LEN = TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE-8, |
1041 |
+ TwoFish_SK_BUMP = 0x01010101, |
1042 |
+ TwoFish_SK_ROTL = 9, |
1043 |
+ TwoFish_P_00 = 1, |
1044 |
+ TwoFish_P_01 = 0, |
1045 |
+ TwoFish_P_02 = 0, |
1046 |
+ TwoFish_P_03 = TwoFish_P_01 ^ 1, |
1047 |
+ TwoFish_P_04 = 1, |
1048 |
+ TwoFish_P_10 = 0, |
1049 |
+ TwoFish_P_11 = 0, |
1050 |
+ TwoFish_P_12 = 1, |
1051 |
+ TwoFish_P_13 = TwoFish_P_11 ^ 1, |
1052 |
+ TwoFish_P_14 = 0, |
1053 |
+ TwoFish_P_20 = 1, |
1054 |
+ TwoFish_P_21 = 1, |
1055 |
+ TwoFish_P_22 = 0, |
1056 |
+ TwoFish_P_23 = TwoFish_P_21 ^ 1, |
1057 |
+ TwoFish_P_24 = 0, |
1058 |
+ TwoFish_P_30 = 0, |
1059 |
+ TwoFish_P_31 = 1, |
1060 |
+ TwoFish_P_32 = 1, |
1061 |
+ TwoFish_P_33 = TwoFish_P_31 ^ 1, |
1062 |
+ TwoFish_P_34 = 1, |
1063 |
+ TwoFish_GF256_FDBK = 0x169, |
1064 |
+ TwoFish_GF256_FDBK_2 = 0x169 / 2, |
1065 |
+ TwoFish_GF256_FDBK_4 = 0x169 / 4, |
1066 |
+ TwoFish_RS_GF_FDBK = 0x14D, /* field generator */ |
1067 |
+ TwoFish_MDS_GF_FDBK = 0x169 /* primitive polynomial for GF(256) */ |
1068 |
+}; |
1069 |
+ |
1070 |
+ |
1071 |
+/* Global data structure for callers */ |
1072 |
+ |
1073 |
+typedef struct |
1074 |
+{ u_int32_t sBox[4 * 256]; /* Key dependent S-box */ |
1075 |
+ u_int32_t subKeys[TwoFish_TOTAL_SUBKEYS]; /* Subkeys */ |
1076 |
+ u_int8_t key[TwoFish_KEY_LENGTH]; /* Encryption Key */ |
1077 |
+ u_int8_t *output; /* Pointer to output buffer */ |
1078 |
+ u_int8_t qBlockPlain[TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE]; /* Used by CBC */ |
1079 |
+ u_int8_t qBlockCrypt[TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE]; |
1080 |
+ u_int8_t prevCipher[TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE]; |
1081 |
+ struct /* Header for crypt functions. Has to be at least one block long. */ |
1082 |
+ { u_int32_t salt; /* Random salt in first block (will salt the rest through CBC) */ |
1083 |
+ u_int8_t length[4]; /* The amount of data following the header */ |
1084 |
+ u_int8_t magic[TwoFish_MAGIC_LEN]; /* Magic to identify successful decryption */ |
1085 |
+ } header; |
1086 |
+ bool qBlockDefined; |
1087 |
+ bool dontflush; |
1088 |
+} TWOFISH; |
1089 |
+ |
1090 |
+#ifndef __TWOFISH_LIBRARY_SOURCE__ |
1091 |
+ |
1092 |
+extern bool TwoFish_srand; /* if set to TRUE (default), first call of TwoFishInit will seed rand(); */ |
1093 |
+ /* call of TwoFishInit */ |
1094 |
+#endif |
1095 |
+ |
1096 |
+ |
1097 |
+/**** Public Functions ****/ |
1098 |
+ |
1099 |
+/* TwoFish Initialization |
1100 |
+ * |
1101 |
+ * This routine generates a global data structure for use with TwoFish, |
1102 |
+ * initializes important values (such as subkeys, sBoxes), generates subkeys |
1103 |
+ * and precomputes the MDS matrix if not already done. |
1104 |
+ * |
1105 |
+ * Input: User supplied password (will be appended by default password of 'SnortHas2FishEncryptionRoutines!') |
1106 |
+ * |
1107 |
+ * Output: Pointer to TWOFISH structure. This data structure contains key dependent data. |
1108 |
+ * This pointer is used with all other crypt functions. |
1109 |
+ */ |
1110 |
+TWOFISH *TwoFishInit(char *userkey); |
1111 |
+ |
1112 |
+ |
1113 |
+/* TwoFish Destroy |
1114 |
+ * |
1115 |
+ * Nothing else but a free... |
1116 |
+ * |
1117 |
+ * Input: Pointer to the TwoFish structure. |
1118 |
+ * |
1119 |
+ */ |
1120 |
+void TwoFishDestroy(TWOFISH *tfdata); |
1121 |
+ |
1122 |
+ |
1123 |
+/* TwoFish Alloc |
1124 |
+ * |
1125 |
+ * Allocates enough memory for the output buffer as required. |
1126 |
+ * |
1127 |
+ * Input: Length of the plaintext. |
1128 |
+ * Boolean flag for BinHex Output. |
1129 |
+ * Pointer to the TwoFish structure. |
1130 |
+ * |
1131 |
+ * Output: Returns a pointer to the memory allocated. |
1132 |
+ */ |
1133 |
+void *TwoFishAlloc(unsigned long len,bool binhex,bool decrypt,TWOFISH *tfdata); |
1134 |
+ |
1135 |
+ |
1136 |
+/* TwoFish Free |
1137 |
+ * |
1138 |
+ * Free's the allocated buffer. |
1139 |
+ * |
1140 |
+ * Input: Pointer to the TwoFish structure |
1141 |
+ * |
1142 |
+ * Output: (none) |
1143 |
+ */ |
1144 |
+void TwoFishFree(TWOFISH *tfdata); |
1145 |
+ |
1146 |
+ |
1147 |
+/* TwoFish Set Output |
1148 |
+ * |
1149 |
+ * If you want to allocate the output buffer yourself, |
1150 |
+ * then you can set it with this function. |
1151 |
+ * |
1152 |
+ * Input: Pointer to your output buffer |
1153 |
+ * Pointer to the TwoFish structure |
1154 |
+ * |
1155 |
+ * Output: (none) |
1156 |
+ */ |
1157 |
+void TwoFishSetOutput(char *outp,TWOFISH *tfdata); |
1158 |
+ |
1159 |
+ |
1160 |
+/* TwoFish Raw Encryption |
1161 |
+ * |
1162 |
+ * Does not use header, but does use CBC (if more than one block has to be encrypted). |
1163 |
+ * |
1164 |
+ * Input: Pointer to the buffer of the plaintext to be encrypted. |
1165 |
+ * Pointer to the buffer receiving the ciphertext. |
1166 |
+ * The length of the plaintext buffer. |
1167 |
+ * The TwoFish structure. |
1168 |
+ * |
1169 |
+ * Output: The amount of bytes encrypted if successful, otherwise 0. |
1170 |
+ */ |
1171 |
+unsigned long TwoFishEncryptRaw(char *in,char *out,unsigned long len,TWOFISH *tfdata); |
1172 |
+ |
1173 |
+/* TwoFish Raw Decryption |
1174 |
+ * |
1175 |
+ * Does not use header, but does use CBC (if more than one block has to be decrypted). |
1176 |
+ * |
1177 |
+ * Input: Pointer to the buffer of the ciphertext to be decrypted. |
1178 |
+ * Pointer to the buffer receiving the plaintext. |
1179 |
+ * The length of the ciphertext buffer (at least one cipher block). |
1180 |
+ * The TwoFish structure. |
1181 |
+ * |
1182 |
+ * Output: The amount of bytes decrypted if successful, otherwise 0. |
1183 |
+ */ |
1184 |
+unsigned long TwoFishDecryptRaw(char *in,char *out,unsigned long len,TWOFISH *tfdata); |
1185 |
+ |
1186 |
+ |
1187 |
+/* TwoFish Encryption |
1188 |
+ * |
1189 |
+ * Uses header and CBC. If the output area has not been intialized with TwoFishAlloc, |
1190 |
+ * this routine will alloc the memory. In addition, it will include a small 'header' |
1191 |
+ * containing the magic and some salt. That way the decrypt routine can check if the |
1192 |
+ * packet got decrypted successfully, and return 0 instead of garbage. |
1193 |
+ * |
1194 |
+ * Input: Pointer to the buffer of the plaintext to be encrypted. |
1195 |
+ * Pointer to the pointer to the buffer receiving the ciphertext. |
1196 |
+ * The pointer either points to user allocated output buffer space, or to NULL, in which case |
1197 |
+ * this routine will set the pointer to the buffer allocated through the struct. |
1198 |
+ * The length of the plaintext buffer. |
1199 |
+ * Can be -1 if the input is a null terminated string, in which case we'll count for you. |
1200 |
+ * Boolean flag for BinHex Output (if used, output will be twice as large as input). |
1201 |
+ * Note: BinHex conversion overwrites (converts) input buffer! |
1202 |
+ * The TwoFish structure. |
1203 |
+ * |
1204 |
+ * Output: The amount of bytes encrypted if successful, otherwise 0. |
1205 |
+ */ |
1206 |
+unsigned long TwoFishEncrypt(char *in,char **out,signed long len,bool binhex,TWOFISH *tfdata); |
1207 |
+ |
1208 |
+ |
1209 |
+/* TwoFish Decryption |
1210 |
+ * |
1211 |
+ * Uses header and CBC. If the output area has not been intialized with TwoFishAlloc, |
1212 |
+ * this routine will alloc the memory. In addition, it will check the small 'header' |
1213 |
+ * containing the magic. If magic does not match we return 0. Otherwise we return the |
1214 |
+ * amount of bytes decrypted (should be the same as the length in the header). |
1215 |
+ * |
1216 |
+ * Input: Pointer to the buffer of the ciphertext to be decrypted. |
1217 |
+ * Pointer to the pointer to the buffer receiving the plaintext. |
1218 |
+ * The pointer either points to user allocated output buffer space, or to NULL, in which case |
1219 |
+ * this routine will set the pointer to the buffer allocated through the struct. |
1220 |
+ * The length of the ciphertext buffer. |
1221 |
+ * Can be -1 if the input is a null terminated binhex string, in which case we'll count for you. |
1222 |
+ * Boolean flag for BinHex Input (if used, plaintext will be half as large as input). |
1223 |
+ * Note: BinHex conversion overwrites (converts) input buffer! |
1224 |
+ * The TwoFish structure. |
1225 |
+ * |
1226 |
+ * Output: The amount of bytes decrypted if successful, otherwise 0. |
1227 |
+ */ |
1228 |
+unsigned long TwoFishDecrypt(char *in,char **out,signed long len,bool binhex,TWOFISH *tfdata); |
1229 |
+ |
1230 |
+ |
1231 |
+/**** Private Functions ****/ |
1232 |
+ |
1233 |
+u_int8_t TwoFish__b(u_int32_t x,int n); |
1234 |
+void _TwoFish_BinHex(u_int8_t *buf,unsigned long len,bool bintohex); |
1235 |
+unsigned long _TwoFish_CryptRawCBC(char *in,char *out,unsigned long len,bool decrypt,TWOFISH *tfdata); |
1236 |
+unsigned long _TwoFish_CryptRaw16(char *in,char *out,unsigned long len,bool decrypt,TWOFISH *tfdata); |
1237 |
+unsigned long _TwoFish_CryptRaw(char *in,char *out,unsigned long len,bool decrypt,TWOFISH *tfdata); |
1238 |
+void _TwoFish_PrecomputeMDSmatrix(void); |
1239 |
+void _TwoFish_MakeSubKeys(TWOFISH *tfdata); |
1240 |
+void _TwoFish_qBlockPush(u_int8_t *p,u_int8_t *c,TWOFISH *tfdata); |
1241 |
+void _TwoFish_qBlockPop(u_int8_t *p,u_int8_t *c,TWOFISH *tfdata); |
1242 |
+void _TwoFish_ResetCBC(TWOFISH *tfdata); |
1243 |
+void _TwoFish_FlushOutput(u_int8_t *b,unsigned long len,TWOFISH *tfdata); |
1244 |
+void _TwoFish_BlockCrypt(u_int8_t *in,u_int8_t *out,unsigned long size,int decrypt,TWOFISH *tfdata); |
1245 |
+void _TwoFish_BlockCrypt16(u_int8_t *in,u_int8_t *out,bool decrypt,TWOFISH *tfdata); |
1246 |
+u_int32_t _TwoFish_RS_MDS_Encode(u_int32_t k0,u_int32_t k1); |
1247 |
+u_int32_t _TwoFish_F32(u_int32_t k64Cnt,u_int32_t x,u_int32_t *k32); |
1248 |
+u_int32_t _TwoFish_Fe320(u_int32_t *lsBox,u_int32_t x); |
1249 |
+u_int32_t _TwoFish_Fe323(u_int32_t *lsBox,u_int32_t x); |
1250 |
+u_int32_t _TwoFish_Fe32(u_int32_t *lsBox,u_int32_t x,u_int32_t R); |
1251 |
+ |
1252 |
+ |
1253 |
+#endif |
1254 |
--- snort-2.9.0/src/plugin_enum.h 2010-06-10 00:04:54.000000000 +0200 |
1255 |
+++ snort-2.9.0.dlucio/src/plugin_enum.h 2010-10-08 18:08:27.000000000 +0200 |
1256 |
@@ -60,6 +60,7 @@ |
1257 |
PLUGIN_URILEN_CHECK, |
1258 |
PLUGIN_DYNAMIC, |
1259 |
PLUGIN_FLOWBIT, |
1260 |
+ PLUGIN_FWSAM, |
1261 |
PLUGIN_FILE_DATA, |
1262 |
PLUGIN_BASE64_DECODE, |
1263 |
PLUGIN_MAX /* sentinel value */ |
1264 |
--- snort-2.9.0/src/fatal.h 1970-01-01 01:00:00.000000000 +0100 |
1265 |
+++ snort-2.9.0.dlucio/src/fatal.h 2010-10-08 18:05:37.000000000 +0200 |
1266 |
@@ -0,0 +1,40 @@ |
1267 |
+/* $Id$ */ |
1268 |
+/* |
1269 |
+** Copyright (C) 2002-2008 Sourcefire, Inc. |
1270 |
+** Copyright (C) 1998-2002 Martin Roesch <roesch@sourcefire.com> |
1271 |
+** |
1272 |
+** This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify |
1273 |
+** it under the terms of the GNU General Public License Version 2 as |
1274 |
+** published by the Free Software Foundation. You may not use, modify or |
1275 |
+** distribute this program under any other version of the GNU General |
1276 |
+** Public License. |
1277 |
+** |
1278 |
+** This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, |
1279 |
+** but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of |
1280 |
+** MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the |
1281 |
+** GNU General Public License for more details. |
1282 |
+** |
1283 |
+** You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License |
1284 |
+** along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software |
1285 |
+** Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. |
1286 |
+*/ |
1287 |
+ |
1288 |
+#ifndef __FATAL_H__ |
1289 |
+#define __FATAL_H__ |
1290 |
+ |
1291 |
+ |
1292 |
+/* |
1293 |
+ * in debugging mode print out the filename and the line number where the |
1294 |
+ * failure have occured |
1295 |
+ */ |
1296 |
+ |
1297 |
+ |
1298 |
+#ifdef DEBUG |
1299 |
+ #define FATAL(msg) { printf("%s:%d: ", __FILE__, __LINE__); FatalError( (char *) msg); } |
1300 |
+#else |
1301 |
+ #define FATAL(msg) FatalError( (char *) msg) |
1302 |
+#endif |
1303 |
+ |
1304 |
+ |
1305 |
+ |
1306 |
+#endif /* __FATAL_H__ */ |
1307 |
--- snort-2.9.0/src/output-plugins/spo_alert_fwsam.c 1970-01-01 01:00:00.000000000 +0100 |
1308 |
+++ snort-2.9.0.dlucio/src/output-plugins/spo_alert_fwsam.c 2010-10-08 18:05:37.000000000 +0200 |
1309 |
@@ -0,0 +1,1380 @@ |
1310 |
+/* $id: snortpatchb,v 1.2 2002/10/26 03:32:35 fknobbe Exp $ |
1311 |
+** |
1312 |
+** spo_alert_fwsam.c |
1313 |
+** |
1314 |
+** Copyright (c) 2001-2004 Frank Knobbe <frank@knobbe.us> |
1315 |
+** |
1316 |
+** This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify |
1317 |
+** it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by |
1318 |
+** the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or |
1319 |
+** (at your option) any later version. |
1320 |
+** |
1321 |
+** This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, |
1322 |
+** but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of |
1323 |
+** MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the |
1324 |
+** GNU General Public License for more details. |
1325 |
+** |
1326 |
+** You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License |
1327 |
+** along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software |
1328 |
+** Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. |
1329 |
+*/ |
1330 |
+ |
1331 |
+/* |
1332 |
+ * Purpose: |
1333 |
+ * |
1334 |
+ * This module sends alerts to a remote service on a host running SnortSam |
1335 |
+ * (the agent) which will block the intruding IP address on a variety of |
1336 |
+ * host and network firewalls. |
1337 |
+ * |
1338 |
+ * SnortSam also performs checks against a white-list of never-to-be-blocked IP addresses, |
1339 |
+ * can override block durations (for example for known proxies), and can detect attack conditions |
1340 |
+ * where too many blocks are received within a defined interval. If an attack is detected |
1341 |
+ * it will unblock the last x blocks and wait for the attack to end. |
1342 |
+ * |
1343 |
+ * See the SnortSam documentation for more information. |
1344 |
+ * |
1345 |
+ * |
1346 |
+ * Output Plugin Parameters: |
1347 |
+ *************************** |
1348 |
+ * |
1349 |
+ * output alert_fwsam: <SnortSam Station>:<port>/<key> |
1350 |
+ * |
1351 |
+ * <FW Mgmt Station>: The IP address or host name of the host running SnortSam. |
1352 |
+ * <port>: The port the remote SnortSam service listens on (default 898). |
1353 |
+ * <key>: The key used for authentication (encryption really) |
1354 |
+ * of the communication to the remote service. |
1355 |
+ * |
1356 |
+ * Examples: |
1357 |
+ * |
1358 |
+ * output alert_fwsam: snortsambox/idspassword |
1359 |
+ * output alert_fwsam: fw1.domain.tld:898/mykey |
1360 |
+ * output alert_fwsam: 192.168.0.1/borderfw 192.168.1.254/wanfw |
1361 |
+ * |
1362 |
+ * |
1363 |
+ * Rule Options: |
1364 |
+ *************** |
1365 |
+ * |
1366 |
+ * fwsam: who[how],time; |
1367 |
+ * |
1368 |
+ * who: src, source, dst, dest, destination |
1369 |
+ * IP address to be blocked according to snort rule (some rules |
1370 |
+ * are reversed, i.e. homenet -> any [and you want to block any]). |
1371 |
+ * src denotes IP to the left of -> and dst denotes IP to the right |
1372 |
+ * |
1373 |
+ * how: Optional. In, out, src, dest, either, both, this, conn, connection |
1374 |
+ * Tells FW-1 to block packets INcoming from host, OUTgoing to host, |
1375 |
+ * EITHERway, or only THIS connection (IP/Service pair). |
1376 |
+ * See 'fw sam' for more information. May be ignored by other plugins. |
1377 |
+ * |
1378 |
+ * time: Duration of block in seconds. (Accepts 'days', 'months', 'weeks', |
1379 |
+ * 'years', 'minutes', 'seconds', 'hours'. Alternatively, a value of |
1380 |
+ * 0, or the keyword PERManent, INFinite, or ALWAYS, will block the |
1381 |
+ * host permanently. Be careful with this! |
1382 |
+ * Tells FW-1 (and others) how long to inhibit packets from the host. |
1383 |
+ * |
1384 |
+ * Examples: |
1385 |
+ * |
1386 |
+ * fwsam: src[either],15min; |
1387 |
+ * or dst[in], 2 days 4 hours |
1388 |
+ * or src, 1 hour |
1389 |
+ * |
1390 |
+ * (default: src[either],5min) |
1391 |
+ * |
1392 |
+ * |
1393 |
+ * Effect: |
1394 |
+ * |
1395 |
+ * Alerts are sent to the remote SnortSam services on Firewall-1 Management Stations |
1396 |
+ * or other hosts running SnortSam (as required for Cisco Routers and PIX). |
1397 |
+ * The remote services will invoke the SAM configuration via the fw sam |
1398 |
+ * command line, or by sending a packet to the SAM port 18183, or by using the official |
1399 |
+ * OPSEC API calls, or by telnetting into Cisco routers or PIX firewalls. |
1400 |
+ * The communication over the network is encrypted using two-fish. |
1401 |
+ * (Implementation ripped from CryptCat by Farm9 with permission.) |
1402 |
+ * |
1403 |
+ * Future Plans: |
1404 |
+ * |
1405 |
+ * - Custom alert trigger per rule (x alerts in y secs) --> Seems to exist in Snort 1.9 now. |
1406 |
+ * - Enable/Allow tagged fwsam: arguments to provide different values to |
1407 |
+ * different stations. --> Seems to be accomplished with custom rule-types |
1408 |
+ * |
1409 |
+ * |
1410 |
+ * Comments: |
1411 |
+ * |
1412 |
+ * It seem that above wishes can be implemented with todays setup. Feedback concerning |
1413 |
+ * these is greatly appreciated. |
1414 |
+ * |
1415 |
+*/ |
1416 |
+ |
1417 |
+ |
1418 |
+#include "spo_alert_fwsam.h" |
1419 |
+#include "twofish.h" |
1420 |
+/* external globals from rules.c */ |
1421 |
+extern char *file_name; |
1422 |
+extern int file_line; |
1423 |
+extern OptTreeNode *otn_tmp; |
1424 |
+extern char *snort_conf_dir; /* extern PV pv; */ |
1425 |
+ |
1426 |
+ |
1427 |
+/* my globals */ |
1428 |
+ |
1429 |
+FWsamList *FWsamStationList=NULL; /* Global (for all alert-types) list of snortsam stations */ |
1430 |
+FWsamOptions *FWsamOptionField=NULL; |
1431 |
+unsigned long FWsamMaxOptions=0; |
1432 |
+ |
1433 |
+ |
1434 |
+/* |
1435 |
+ * Function: AlertFWsamSetup() |
1436 |
+ * |
1437 |
+ * Purpose: Registers the output plugin keyword and initialization |
1438 |
+ * function into the output plugin list. This is the function that |
1439 |
+ * gets called from InitOutputPlugins() in plugbase.c. |
1440 |
+ * It also registers itself as a plugin in order to parse every rule |
1441 |
+ * and to set the appropiate flags from fwsam: option. |
1442 |
+ * |
1443 |
+ * Arguments: None. |
1444 |
+ * |
1445 |
+ * Returns: void function |
1446 |
+ * |
1447 |
+*/ |
1448 |
+void AlertFWsamSetup(void) |
1449 |
+{ |
1450 |
+ /* link the preprocessor keyword to the init function in |
1451 |
+ the preproc list */ |
1452 |
+ RegisterOutputPlugin("alert_fwsam", OUTPUT_TYPE_FLAG__ALERT, AlertFWsamInit); |
1453 |
+ RegisterRuleOption("fwsam", AlertFWsamOptionInit, NULL, OPT_TYPE_ACTION, NULL); |
1454 |
+ |
1455 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG /* This allows debugging of fwsam only */ |
1456 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWsamSetup) Output plugin is plugged in...\n"); |
1457 |
+#endif |
1458 |
+} |
1459 |
+ |
1460 |
+ |
1461 |
+/* This function checks if a given snortsam station is already in |
1462 |
+ * a given list. |
1463 |
+*/ |
1464 |
+int FWsamStationExists(FWsamStation *who,FWsamList *list) |
1465 |
+{ |
1466 |
+ while(list) |
1467 |
+ { |
1468 |
+ if(list->station) { |
1469 |
+// if( who->stationip.s_addr==list->station->stationip.s_addr && |
1470 |
+ if(IP_EQUALITY(&who->stationip, &list->station->stationip) && |
1471 |
+ who->stationport==list->station->stationport) |
1472 |
+ return TRUE; |
1473 |
+ } |
1474 |
+ list=list->next; |
1475 |
+ } |
1476 |
+ return FALSE; |
1477 |
+} |
1478 |
+ |
1479 |
+/* |
1480 |
+ * Function: AlertFWsamInit(char *args) |
1481 |
+ * |
1482 |
+ * Purpose: Calls the argument parsing function, performs final setup on data |
1483 |
+ * structs, links the preproc function into the function list. |
1484 |
+ * |
1485 |
+ * Arguments: args => ptr to argument string |
1486 |
+ * |
1487 |
+ * Returns: void function |
1488 |
+ * |
1489 |
+*/ |
1490 |
+void AlertFWsamInit(char *args) |
1491 |
+{ char *ap; |
1492 |
+ unsigned long statip,cnt,again,i; |
1493 |
+ char *stathost,*statport,*statpass; |
1494 |
+ FWsamStation *station; |
1495 |
+ FWsamList *fwsamlist=NULL; /* alert-type dependent list of snortsam stations */ |
1496 |
+ FWsamList *listp,*newlistp; |
1497 |
+ struct hostent *hoste; |
1498 |
+ char buf[1024]=""; |
1499 |
+ FILE *fp; |
1500 |
+ FWsamOptions tempopt; |
1501 |
+ |
1502 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
1503 |
+ unsigned long hostcnt=0; |
1504 |
+ |
1505 |
+ |
1506 |
+ |
1507 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWsamInit) Output plugin initializing...\n"); |
1508 |
+#endif |
1509 |
+ |
1510 |
+ /* pv.alert_plugin_active = 1; */ |
1511 |
+ |
1512 |
+ /* parse the argument list from the rules file */ |
1513 |
+ |
1514 |
+ if(args == NULL) |
1515 |
+ FatalError("ERROR %s (%d) => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWsamInit) No arguments to alert_fwsam preprocessor!\n", file_name, file_line); |
1516 |
+ |
1517 |
+ if(!FWsamOptionField && !FWsamMaxOptions) |
1518 |
+ { strncpy(buf,snort_conf_dir,sizeof(buf)-1); |
1519 |
+ strncpy(buf+strlen(buf),SID_MAPFILE,sizeof(buf)-strlen(buf)-1); |
1520 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
1521 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWsamSetup) Using file: %s\n",buf); |
1522 |
+#endif |
1523 |
+ fp=fopen(buf,"rt"); |
1524 |
+ if(!fp) |
1525 |
+ { strncpy(buf,snort_conf_dir,sizeof(buf)-1); |
1526 |
+ strncpy(buf+strlen(buf),SID_ALT_MAPFILE,sizeof(buf)-strlen(buf)-1); |
1527 |
+ fp=fopen(buf,"rt"); |
1528 |
+ } |
1529 |
+ if(fp) /* Check for presence of map file and read those in, sorted. */ |
1530 |
+ { LogMessage("INFO => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWsamSetup) Using sid-map file: %s\n",buf); |
1531 |
+ |
1532 |
+ while(FWsamReadLine(buf,sizeof(buf),fp)) |
1533 |
+ if(*buf) |
1534 |
+ FWsamMaxOptions++; |
1535 |
+ if(FWsamMaxOptions) |
1536 |
+ { if((FWsamOptionField=(FWsamOptions *)malloc(sizeof(FWsamOptions)*FWsamMaxOptions))==NULL) |
1537 |
+ FatalError("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWsamSetup) malloc failed for OptionField!\n"); |
1538 |
+ fseek(fp,0,SEEK_SET); |
1539 |
+ for(cnt=0;cnt<FWsamMaxOptions;) |
1540 |
+ { FWsamReadLine(buf,sizeof(buf),fp); |
1541 |
+ if(*buf) |
1542 |
+ FWsamParseLine(&(FWsamOptionField[cnt++]),buf); |
1543 |
+ } |
1544 |
+ if(FWsamMaxOptions>1) |
1545 |
+ { for(again=TRUE,cnt=FWsamMaxOptions-1;cnt>=1 && again;cnt--) |
1546 |
+ { for(again=FALSE,i=0;i<cnt;i++) |
1547 |
+ { if(FWsamOptionField[i].sid>FWsamOptionField[i+1].sid) |
1548 |
+ { memcpy(&tempopt,&(FWsamOptionField[i]),sizeof(FWsamOptions)); |
1549 |
+ memcpy(&(FWsamOptionField[i]),&(FWsamOptionField[i+1]),sizeof(FWsamOptions)); |
1550 |
+ memcpy(&(FWsamOptionField[i+1]),&tempopt,sizeof(FWsamOptions)); |
1551 |
+ again=TRUE; |
1552 |
+ } |
1553 |
+ } |
1554 |
+ } |
1555 |
+ } |
1556 |
+ } |
1557 |
+ else |
1558 |
+ FWsamMaxOptions=1; |
1559 |
+ fclose(fp); |
1560 |
+ } |
1561 |
+ else |
1562 |
+ FWsamMaxOptions=1; |
1563 |
+ } |
1564 |
+ |
1565 |
+ |
1566 |
+ ap=args; /* start at the beginning of the argument */ |
1567 |
+ while(*ap && isspace(*ap)) ap++; |
1568 |
+ while(*ap) |
1569 |
+ { stathost=ap; /* first argument should be host */ |
1570 |
+ statport=NULL; |
1571 |
+ statpass=NULL; |
1572 |
+ while(*ap && *ap!=':' && *ap!='/' && !isspace(*ap)) ap++; /* find token */ |
1573 |
+ switch(*ap) |
1574 |
+ { case ':': *ap++=0; /* grab the port */ |
1575 |
+ statport=ap; |
1576 |
+ while(*ap && *ap!='/' && !isspace(*ap)) ap++; |
1577 |
+ if(*ap!='/') |
1578 |
+ break; |
1579 |
+ case '/': *ap++=0; /* grab the key */ |
1580 |
+ statpass=ap; |
1581 |
+ while(*ap && !isspace(*ap)) ap++; |
1582 |
+ default: break; |
1583 |
+ } |
1584 |
+ if(*ap) |
1585 |
+ { *ap++=0; |
1586 |
+ while(isspace(*ap)) ap++; |
1587 |
+ } |
1588 |
+ /* now we have the first host with port and password (key) */ |
1589 |
+ /* next we check for valid/blank password/port */ |
1590 |
+ if(statpass!=NULL) |
1591 |
+ if(!*statpass) |
1592 |
+ statpass=NULL; |
1593 |
+ if(statport!=NULL) |
1594 |
+ if(!*statport) |
1595 |
+ statport=NULL; |
1596 |
+ statip=0; |
1597 |
+ /* now we check if a valid host was specified */ |
1598 |
+ if(inet_addr(stathost)==INADDR_NONE) |
1599 |
+ { hoste=gethostbyname(stathost); |
1600 |
+ if (!hoste) |
1601 |
+ LogMessage("WARNING %s (%d) => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWsamInit) Unable to resolve host '%s'!\n",file_name,file_line,stathost); |
1602 |
+ else |
1603 |
+ statip=*(unsigned long *)hoste->h_addr; |
1604 |
+ } |
1605 |
+ else |
1606 |
+ { statip=inet_addr(stathost); |
1607 |
+ if(!statip) |
1608 |
+ LogMessage("WARNING %s (%d) => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWsamInit) Invalid host address '%s'!\n",file_name,file_line,stathost); |
1609 |
+ } |
1610 |
+ if(statip) |
1611 |
+ { /* groovie, a valid host. Let's alloc and assemble the structure for it. */ |
1612 |
+ if((station=(FWsamStation *)malloc(sizeof(FWsamStation)))==NULL) |
1613 |
+ FatalError("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWsamInit) malloc failed for station!\n"); |
1614 |
+ |
1615 |
+// station->stationip.s_addr=statip; /* the IP address */ |
1616 |
+ station->stationip.ip32[0] = statip; /* the IP address */ |
1617 |
+ if(statport!=NULL && atoi(statport)>0) /* if the user specified one */ |
1618 |
+ station->stationport=atoi(statport); /* use users setting */ |
1619 |
+ else |
1620 |
+ station->stationport=FWSAM_DEFAULTPORT; /* set the default port */ |
1621 |
+ |
1622 |
+ if(statpass!=NULL) /* if specified by user */ |
1623 |
+ strncpy(station->stationkey,statpass,TwoFish_KEY_LENGTH); /* use defined key */ |
1624 |
+ else |
1625 |
+ station->stationkey[0]=0; |
1626 |
+ station->stationkey[TwoFish_KEY_LENGTH]=0; /* make sure it's terminated. (damn strncpy...) */ |
1627 |
+ |
1628 |
+ strcpy(station->initialkey,station->stationkey); |
1629 |
+ station->stationfish=TwoFishInit(station->stationkey); |
1630 |
+ |
1631 |
+ station->localsocketaddr.sin_port=htons(0); /* let's use dynamic ports for now */ |
1632 |
+ station->localsocketaddr.sin_addr.s_addr=0; |
1633 |
+ station->localsocketaddr.sin_family=AF_INET; |
1634 |
+ station->stationsocketaddr.sin_port=htons(station->stationport); |
1635 |
+ //station->stationsocketaddr.sin_addr=station->stationip; |
1636 |
+ station->stationsocketaddr.sin_addr.s_addr=station->stationip.ip32[0]; |
1637 |
+ station->stationsocketaddr.sin_family=AF_INET; /* load all socket crap and keep for later */ |
1638 |
+ |
1639 |
+ do |
1640 |
+ station->myseqno=rand(); /* the seqno this host will use */ |
1641 |
+ while(station->myseqno<20 || station->myseqno>65500); |
1642 |
+ station->mykeymod[0]=rand(); |
1643 |
+ station->mykeymod[1]=rand(); |
1644 |
+ station->mykeymod[2]=rand(); |
1645 |
+ station->mykeymod[3]=rand(); |
1646 |
+ station->stationseqno=0; /* peer hasn't answered yet. */ |
1647 |
+ |
1648 |
+ |
1649 |
+ if(!FWsamStationExists(station,FWsamStationList)) /* If we don't have the station already in global list....*/ |
1650 |
+ { if(FWsamCheckIn(station)) /* ...and we can talk to the agent... */ |
1651 |
+ { if((newlistp=(FWsamList *)malloc(sizeof(FWsamList)))==NULL) |
1652 |
+ FatalError("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWsamInit) malloc failed for global newlistp!\n"); |
1653 |
+ newlistp->station=station; |
1654 |
+ newlistp->next=NULL; |
1655 |
+ |
1656 |
+ if(!FWsamStationList) /* ... add it to the global list/ */ |
1657 |
+ FWsamStationList=newlistp; |
1658 |
+ else |
1659 |
+ { listp=FWsamStationList; |
1660 |
+ while(listp->next) |
1661 |
+ listp=listp->next; |
1662 |
+ listp->next=newlistp; |
1663 |
+ } |
1664 |
+ } |
1665 |
+ else |
1666 |
+ { TwoFishDestroy(station->stationfish); /* if not, we trash it. */ |
1667 |
+ free(station); |
1668 |
+ station=NULL; |
1669 |
+ } |
1670 |
+ } |
1671 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
1672 |
+ else |
1673 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWsamInit) Host %s:%i already in global list, skipping CheckIn.\n", sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip),station->stationport); |
1674 |
+#endif |
1675 |
+ |
1676 |
+ if(station) |
1677 |
+ { if(!FWsamStationExists(station,fwsamlist)) /* If we don't have the station already in local list....*/ |
1678 |
+ { if((newlistp=(FWsamList *)malloc(sizeof(FWsamList)))==NULL) |
1679 |
+ FatalError("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWsamInit) malloc failed for local newlistp!\n"); |
1680 |
+ newlistp->station=station; |
1681 |
+ newlistp->next=NULL; |
1682 |
+ |
1683 |
+ if(!fwsamlist) /* ... add it to the local list/ */ |
1684 |
+ fwsamlist=newlistp; |
1685 |
+ else |
1686 |
+ { listp=fwsamlist; |
1687 |
+ while(listp->next) |
1688 |
+ listp=listp->next; |
1689 |
+ listp->next=newlistp; |
1690 |
+ } |
1691 |
+ } |
1692 |
+ |
1693 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
1694 |
+ else |
1695 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWsamInit) Host %s:%i already in local list, skipping.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip),station->stationport); |
1696 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWsamInit) #%i: Host %s [%s] port %i password %s\n",++hostcnt,stathost,sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip),station->stationport,station->stationkey); |
1697 |
+#endif |
1698 |
+ } |
1699 |
+ |
1700 |
+ } |
1701 |
+ } /* next one */ |
1702 |
+ |
1703 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
1704 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWsamInit) Linking fwsam alert function to call list...\n"); |
1705 |
+#endif |
1706 |
+ |
1707 |
+ /* Set the preprocessor function into the function list */ |
1708 |
+ AddFuncToOutputList(AlertFWsam, OUTPUT_TYPE_FLAG__ALERT, fwsamlist); |
1709 |
+ AddFuncToCleanExitList(AlertFWsamCleanExitFunc, fwsamlist); |
1710 |
+ AddFuncToRestartList(AlertFWsamRestartFunc, fwsamlist); |
1711 |
+} |
1712 |
+ |
1713 |
+ |
1714 |
+/* This routine reads in a str from a file, snips white-spaces |
1715 |
+ * off the front and back, removes comments, and pretties the |
1716 |
+ * string. Returns true or false if a line was read or not. |
1717 |
+*/ |
1718 |
+int FWsamReadLine(char *buf,unsigned long bufsize,FILE *fp) |
1719 |
+{ char *p; |
1720 |
+ |
1721 |
+ if(fgets(buf,bufsize-1,fp)) |
1722 |
+ { buf[bufsize-1]=0; |
1723 |
+ |
1724 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG_off |
1725 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWsamReadLine) Line: %s\n",buf); |
1726 |
+#endif |
1727 |
+ |
1728 |
+ p=buf; |
1729 |
+ while(isspace(*p)) |
1730 |
+ p++; |
1731 |
+ if(p>buf); |
1732 |
+ strcpy(buf,p); |
1733 |
+ if(*buf) |
1734 |
+ { p=buf+strlen(buf)-1; /* remove leading and trailing spaces */ |
1735 |
+ while(isspace(*p)) |
1736 |
+ *p-- =0; |
1737 |
+ } |
1738 |
+ p=buf; |
1739 |
+ if(*p=='#' || *p==';') |
1740 |
+ *p=0; |
1741 |
+ else |
1742 |
+ p++; |
1743 |
+ while(*p) /* remove inline comments (except escaped #'s and ;'s) */ |
1744 |
+ { if(*p=='#' || *p==';') |
1745 |
+ { if(*(p-1)=='\\') |
1746 |
+ strcpy(p-1,p); |
1747 |
+ else |
1748 |
+ *p=0; |
1749 |
+ } |
1750 |
+ else |
1751 |
+ p++; |
1752 |
+ } |
1753 |
+ return TRUE; |
1754 |
+ } |
1755 |
+ return FALSE; |
1756 |
+} |
1757 |
+ |
1758 |
+ |
1759 |
+/* Parses the duration of the argument, recognizing minutes, hours, etc.. |
1760 |
+*/ |
1761 |
+unsigned long FWsamParseDuration(char *p) |
1762 |
+{ unsigned long dur=0,tdu; |
1763 |
+ char *tok,c1,c2; |
1764 |
+ |
1765 |
+ while(*p) |
1766 |
+ { tok=p; |
1767 |
+ while(*p && isdigit(*p)) |
1768 |
+ p++; |
1769 |
+ if(*p) |
1770 |
+ { c1=tolower(*p); |
1771 |
+ *p=0; |
1772 |
+ p++; |
1773 |
+ if(*p && !isdigit(*p)) |
1774 |
+ { c2=tolower(*p++); |
1775 |
+ while(*p && !isdigit(*p)) |
1776 |
+ p++; |
1777 |
+ } |
1778 |
+ else |
1779 |
+ c2=0; |
1780 |
+ tdu=atol(tok); |
1781 |
+ switch(c1) |
1782 |
+ { case 'm': if(c2=='o') /* month */ |
1783 |
+ tdu*=(60*60*24*30); /* use 30 days */ |
1784 |
+ else |
1785 |
+ tdu*=60; /* minutes */ |
1786 |
+ case 's': break; /* seconds */ |
1787 |
+ case 'h': tdu*=(60*60); /* hours */ |
1788 |
+ break; |
1789 |
+ case 'd': tdu*=(60*60*24); /* days */ |
1790 |
+ break; |
1791 |
+ case 'w': tdu*=(60*60*24*7); /* week */ |
1792 |
+ break; |
1793 |
+ case 'y': tdu*=(60*60*24*365); /* year */ |
1794 |
+ break; |
1795 |
+ } |
1796 |
+ dur+=tdu; |
1797 |
+ } |
1798 |
+ else |
1799 |
+ dur+=atol(tok); |
1800 |
+ } |
1801 |
+ |
1802 |
+ return dur; |
1803 |
+} |
1804 |
+ |
1805 |
+ |
1806 |
+/* This routine parses an option line. It is called by FWsamParseLine, |
1807 |
+ * which parses the sid-block.map file, and also by AlertFWsamOptionInit, |
1808 |
+ * which is called by Snort when processing fwsam: options in rules. |
1809 |
+ * It returns TRUE it there is a possible option problem, otherwise FALSE. |
1810 |
+*/ |
1811 |
+int FWsamParseOption(FWsamOptions *optp,char *ap) |
1812 |
+{ int possprob=FALSE; |
1813 |
+ |
1814 |
+ /* set defaults */ |
1815 |
+ |
1816 |
+ optp->duration=300; /* default of 5 minute block */ |
1817 |
+ optp->how=FWSAM_HOW_INOUT; /* inbound and outbound block */ |
1818 |
+ optp->who=FWSAM_WHO_SRC; /* the source */ |
1819 |
+ optp->loglevel=FWSAM_LOG_LONGALERT; /* the log level default */ |
1820 |
+ /* parse the fwsam keywords */ |
1821 |
+ |
1822 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
1823 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWamOptionInit) Parse Options Args: %s\n",ap); |
1824 |
+#endif |
1825 |
+ |
1826 |
+ if(*ap) /* should be dst/src (the WHO) or duration */ |
1827 |
+ { if(isdigit(*ap)) |
1828 |
+ optp->duration=FWsamParseDuration(ap); |
1829 |
+ else |
1830 |
+ { switch(*ap) /* yeah, we're lazy and check only the first character */ |
1831 |
+ { case 'p': ; /* permanent, perm */ |
1832 |
+ case 'f': ; /* forever */ |
1833 |
+ case 'i': optp->duration=0; /* infinite, inf */ |
1834 |
+ break; |
1835 |
+ case 'd': optp->who=FWSAM_WHO_DST; /* destination, dest, dst */ |
1836 |
+ break; |
1837 |
+ case 's': optp->who=FWSAM_WHO_SRC; /* source, src */ |
1838 |
+ break; |
1839 |
+ default: possprob=TRUE; |
1840 |
+ } |
1841 |
+ while(*ap && *ap!=',' && *ap!='[') |
1842 |
+ ap++; |
1843 |
+ if(*ap=='[') |
1844 |
+ { ap++; /* now we have the HOW */ |
1845 |
+ switch(*ap) |
1846 |
+ { case 'i': ; /* in */ |
1847 |
+ case 's': optp->how=FWSAM_HOW_IN; /* source, src */ |
1848 |
+ break; |
1849 |
+ case 'o': ; /* out */ |
1850 |
+ case 'd': optp->how=FWSAM_HOW_OUT; /* destination, dest, dst */ |
1851 |
+ break; |
1852 |
+ case 'b': ; /* both */ |
1853 |
+ case 'e': optp->how=FWSAM_HOW_INOUT; /* either */ |
1854 |
+ break; |
1855 |
+ case 't': ; /* this */ |
1856 |
+ case 'c': optp->how=FWSAM_HOW_THIS; /* connection, conn */ |
1857 |
+ break; |
1858 |
+ default: possprob=TRUE; |
1859 |
+ } |
1860 |
+ while(*ap && *ap!=',') |
1861 |
+ ap++; |
1862 |
+ } |
1863 |
+ if(*ap==',') |
1864 |
+ { ap++; |
1865 |
+ if(isdigit(*ap)) /* and figure out how long to block */ |
1866 |
+ optp->duration=FWsamParseDuration(ap); |
1867 |
+ else if(*ap=='p' || *ap=='f' || *ap=='i') |
1868 |
+ optp->duration=0; |
1869 |
+ else |
1870 |
+ possprob=TRUE; |
1871 |
+ } |
1872 |
+ else if(!*ap) |
1873 |
+ possprob=TRUE; |
1874 |
+ } |
1875 |
+ } |
1876 |
+ else |
1877 |
+ possprob=TRUE; |
1878 |
+ |
1879 |
+ return possprob; |
1880 |
+} |
1881 |
+ |
1882 |
+ |
1883 |
+/* This goes through the lines of sid-block.map and sets the |
1884 |
+ * options for fwsam if the file is being used. |
1885 |
+*/ |
1886 |
+void FWsamParseLine(FWsamOptions *optp,char *buf) |
1887 |
+{ char *ap; |
1888 |
+ |
1889 |
+ ap=buf; /* start at the beginning of the argument */ |
1890 |
+ |
1891 |
+ while(*ap) |
1892 |
+ { if(isspace(*ap)) /* normalize spaces (tabs into space, etc) */ |
1893 |
+ *ap=' '; |
1894 |
+ if(isupper(*ap)) /* and set to lower case */ |
1895 |
+ *ap=tolower(*ap); |
1896 |
+ ap++; |
1897 |
+ } |
1898 |
+ while((ap=strrchr(buf,' '))!=NULL) /* remove spaces */ |
1899 |
+ strcpy(ap,ap+1); |
1900 |
+ |
1901 |
+ ap=buf; |
1902 |
+ if(*ap) |
1903 |
+ { while(*ap && *ap!=':' && *ap!='|') |
1904 |
+ ap++; |
1905 |
+ *ap++ =0; |
1906 |
+ while(*ap && (*ap==':' || *ap=='|')) |
1907 |
+ ap++; |
1908 |
+ |
1909 |
+ optp->sid=(unsigned long)atol(buf); |
1910 |
+ |
1911 |
+ if(FWsamParseOption(optp,ap)) |
1912 |
+ LogMessage("WARNING %s (%d) => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWamOptionInit) Possible option problem. Using %s[%s],%lu.\n",file_name,file_line,(optp->who==FWSAM_WHO_SRC)?"src":"dst",(optp->how==FWSAM_HOW_IN)?"in":((optp->how==FWSAM_HOW_OUT)?"out":"either"),optp->duration); |
1913 |
+ } |
1914 |
+ else |
1915 |
+ optp->sid=0; |
1916 |
+} |
1917 |
+ |
1918 |
+ |
1919 |
+ |
1920 |
+/* |
1921 |
+ * Function: AlertFWsamOptionInit(char *data, OptTreeNode *otn, int protocol) |
1922 |
+ * |
1923 |
+ * Purpose: Parses each rule and sets the option flags in the tree. |
1924 |
+ * |
1925 |
+ * Arguments: args => ptr to argument string |
1926 |
+ * |
1927 |
+ * Returns: void function |
1928 |
+ * |
1929 |
+*/ |
1930 |
+void AlertFWsamOptionInit(char *args,OptTreeNode *otn,int protocol) |
1931 |
+{ |
1932 |
+ FWsamOptions *optp; |
1933 |
+ char *ap; |
1934 |
+ |
1935 |
+ |
1936 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
1937 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWamOptionInit) FWsamOptionInit is parsing...\n"); |
1938 |
+#endif |
1939 |
+ |
1940 |
+ if((optp=(FWsamOptions *)malloc(sizeof(FWsamOptions)))==NULL) |
1941 |
+ FatalError("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWamOptionInit) malloc failed for opt!\n"); |
1942 |
+ |
1943 |
+ |
1944 |
+ ap=args; /* start at the beginning of the argument */ |
1945 |
+ |
1946 |
+ while(*ap) |
1947 |
+ { if(isspace(*ap)) /* normalize spaces (tabs into space, etc) */ |
1948 |
+ *ap=' '; |
1949 |
+ if(isupper(*ap)) /* and set to lower case */ |
1950 |
+ *ap=tolower(*ap); |
1951 |
+ ap++; |
1952 |
+ } |
1953 |
+ while((ap=strrchr(args,' '))!=NULL) /* remove spaces */ |
1954 |
+ strcpy(ap,ap+1); |
1955 |
+ |
1956 |
+ |
1957 |
+ if(FWsamParseOption(optp,args)) |
1958 |
+ LogMessage("WARNING %s (%d) => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWamOptionInit) Possible option problem. Using %s[%s],%lu.\n",file_name,file_line,(optp->who==FWSAM_WHO_SRC)?"src":"dst",(optp->how==FWSAM_HOW_IN)?"in":((optp->how==FWSAM_HOW_OUT)?"out":"either"),optp->duration); |
1959 |
+ |
1960 |
+ otn->ds_list[PLUGIN_FWSAM]=(FWsamOptions *)optp; |
1961 |
+} |
1962 |
+ |
1963 |
+ |
1964 |
+/* Generates a new encryption key for TwoFish based on seq numbers and a random that |
1965 |
+ * the SnortSam agents send on checkin (in protocol) |
1966 |
+*/ |
1967 |
+void FWsamNewStationKey(FWsamStation *station,FWsamPacket *packet) |
1968 |
+{ |
1969 |
+ //unsigned char newkey[TwoFish_KEY_LENGTH+2]; |
1970 |
+ char newkey[TwoFish_KEY_LENGTH+2]; |
1971 |
+ int i; |
1972 |
+ |
1973 |
+ newkey[0]=packet->snortseqno[0]; /* current snort seq # (which both know) */ |
1974 |
+ newkey[1]=packet->snortseqno[1]; |
1975 |
+ newkey[2]=packet->fwseqno[0]; /* current SnortSam seq # (which both know) */ |
1976 |
+ newkey[3]=packet->fwseqno[1]; |
1977 |
+ newkey[4]=packet->protocol[0]; /* the random SnortSam chose */ |
1978 |
+ newkey[5]=packet->protocol[1]; |
1979 |
+ |
1980 |
+ strncpy(newkey+6,station->stationkey,TwoFish_KEY_LENGTH-6); /* append old key */ |
1981 |
+ newkey[TwoFish_KEY_LENGTH]=0; |
1982 |
+ |
1983 |
+ newkey[0]^=station->mykeymod[0]; /* modify key with key modifiers which were */ |
1984 |
+ newkey[1]^=station->mykeymod[1]; /* exchanged during the check-in handshake. */ |
1985 |
+ newkey[2]^=station->mykeymod[2]; |
1986 |
+ newkey[3]^=station->mykeymod[3]; |
1987 |
+ newkey[4]^=station->fwkeymod[0]; |
1988 |
+ newkey[5]^=station->fwkeymod[1]; |
1989 |
+ newkey[6]^=station->fwkeymod[2]; |
1990 |
+ newkey[7]^=station->fwkeymod[3]; |
1991 |
+ |
1992 |
+ for(i=0;i<=7;i++) |
1993 |
+ if(newkey[i]==0) |
1994 |
+ newkey[i]++; |
1995 |
+ |
1996 |
+ strcpy(station->stationkey,newkey); |
1997 |
+ TwoFishDestroy(station->stationfish); |
1998 |
+ station->stationfish=TwoFishInit(newkey); |
1999 |
+} |
2000 |
+ |
2001 |
+ |
2002 |
+/* This routine will search the option list as defined |
2003 |
+ * by the sid-block.map file and return a pointer |
2004 |
+ * to the matching record. |
2005 |
+*/ |
2006 |
+FWsamOptions *FWsamGetOption(unsigned long sid) |
2007 |
+{ signed long i,step,diff,o,o2; |
2008 |
+ |
2009 |
+#ifdef FWSAM_FANCYFETCH /* Fancy-fetch jumps in decreasing n/2 steps and takes much less lookups */ |
2010 |
+ o=o2= -1; |
2011 |
+ i=step=FWsamMaxOptions>>1; |
2012 |
+ while(i>=0 && i<FWsamMaxOptions && i!=o2) |
2013 |
+ { diff=sid-FWsamOptionField[i].sid; |
2014 |
+ if(!diff) |
2015 |
+ return &(FWsamOptionField[i]); |
2016 |
+ if(step>1) |
2017 |
+ step=step>>1; |
2018 |
+ o2=o; |
2019 |
+ o=i; |
2020 |
+ if(diff>0) |
2021 |
+ i+=step; |
2022 |
+ else |
2023 |
+ i-=step; |
2024 |
+ } |
2025 |
+#else /* This is just a sequential list lookup */ |
2026 |
+ for(i=0;i<FWsamMaxOptions;i++) |
2027 |
+ if(FWsamOptionField[i].sid==sid) |
2028 |
+ return &(FWsamOptionField[i]); |
2029 |
+#endif |
2030 |
+ return NULL; |
2031 |
+} |
2032 |
+ |
2033 |
+ |
2034 |
+/**************************************************************************** |
2035 |
+ * |
2036 |
+ * Function: AlertFWsam(Packet *, char *) |
2037 |
+ * |
2038 |
+ * Purpose: Send the current alert to a remote module on a FW-1 mgmt station |
2039 |
+ * |
2040 |
+ * Arguments: p => pointer to the packet data struct |
2041 |
+ * msg => the message to print in the alert |
2042 |
+ * |
2043 |
+ * Returns: void function |
2044 |
+ * |
2045 |
+ ***************************************************************************/ |
2046 |
+void AlertFWsam(Packet *p, char *msg, void *arg, Event *event) |
2047 |
+{ FWsamOptions *optp; |
2048 |
+ FWsamPacket sampacket; |
2049 |
+ FWsamStation *station=NULL; |
2050 |
+ FWsamList *fwsamlist; |
2051 |
+ SOCKET stationsocket; |
2052 |
+ int i,len,deletestation,stationtry=0; |
2053 |
+ //unsigned char *encbuf,*decbuf; |
2054 |
+ char *encbuf,*decbuf; |
2055 |
+ static unsigned long lastbsip[FWSAM_REPET_BLOCKS],lastbdip[FWSAM_REPET_BLOCKS], |
2056 |
+ lastbduration[FWSAM_REPET_BLOCKS],lastbtime[FWSAM_REPET_BLOCKS]; |
2057 |
+ static unsigned short lastbsp[FWSAM_REPET_BLOCKS],lastbdp[FWSAM_REPET_BLOCKS], |
2058 |
+ lastbproto[FWSAM_REPET_BLOCKS],lastbpointer; |
2059 |
+ static unsigned char lastbmode[FWSAM_REPET_BLOCKS]; |
2060 |
+ static unsigned long btime=0; |
2061 |
+ |
2062 |
+ |
2063 |
+ if(otn_tmp==NULL) |
2064 |
+ { |
2065 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
2066 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] NULL otn_tmp!\n"); |
2067 |
+#endif |
2068 |
+ return; |
2069 |
+ } |
2070 |
+ if(p == NULL) |
2071 |
+ { |
2072 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
2073 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] NULL packet!\n"); |
2074 |
+#endif |
2075 |
+ return; |
2076 |
+ } |
2077 |
+ if(arg == NULL) |
2078 |
+ { |
2079 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
2080 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] NULL arg!\n"); |
2081 |
+#endif |
2082 |
+ return; |
2083 |
+ } |
2084 |
+ |
2085 |
+ /* SnortSam does no IPv6 */ |
2086 |
+ if (!IS_IP4(p)) { |
2087 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
2088 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] not acting on non-IP4 packet!\n"); |
2089 |
+#endif |
2090 |
+ return; |
2091 |
+ } |
2092 |
+ |
2093 |
+ optp=NULL; |
2094 |
+ |
2095 |
+ if(FWsamOptionField) /* If using the file (field present), let's use that */ |
2096 |
+ optp=FWsamGetOption(event->sig_id); |
2097 |
+ |
2098 |
+ if(!optp) /* If file not present, check if an fwsam option was defined on the triggering rule */ |
2099 |
+ optp=otn_tmp->ds_list[PLUGIN_FWSAM]; |
2100 |
+ |
2101 |
+ if(optp) /* if options specified for this rule */ |
2102 |
+ { if(!btime) /* if this is the first time this function is */ |
2103 |
+ { for(i=0;i<FWSAM_REPET_BLOCKS;i++) /* called, reset the time and protocol to 0. */ |
2104 |
+ { lastbproto[i]=0; |
2105 |
+ lastbtime[i]=0; |
2106 |
+ } |
2107 |
+ } |
2108 |
+ |
2109 |
+ fwsamlist=(FWsamList *)arg; |
2110 |
+ |
2111 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
2112 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Alert -> Msg=\"%s\"\n",msg); |
2113 |
+ |
2114 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Alert -> Option: %s[%s],%lu.\n",(optp->who==FWSAM_WHO_SRC)?"src":"dst",(optp->how==FWSAM_HOW_IN)?"in":((optp->how==FWSAM_HOW_OUT)?"out":"either"),optp->duration); |
2115 |
+#endif |
2116 |
+ |
2117 |
+ len=TRUE; |
2118 |
+ btime=(unsigned long)time(NULL); /* get current time */ |
2119 |
+ /* This is a cheap check to see if the blocking request matches any of the previous requests. */ |
2120 |
+ for(i=0;i<FWSAM_REPET_BLOCKS && len;i++) |
2121 |
+ { if( ((optp->how==FWSAM_HOW_THIS)? /* if blocking mode SERVICE, check for src and dst */ |
2122 |
+ ( lastbsip[i]==p->iph->ip_src.s_addr && lastbdip[i]==p->iph->ip_dst.s_addr &&lastbproto[i]==p->iph->ip_proto && |
2123 |
+ ((p->iph->ip_proto==IPPROTO_TCP || p->iph->ip_proto==IPPROTO_UDP)? /* check port only of TCP or UDP */ |
2124 |
+/* ((optp->who==FWSAM_WHO_SRC)?(lastbsp[i]==p->sp):(lastbdp[i]==p->dp)):TRUE) ): */ |
2125 |
+ lastbdp[i]==p->dp:TRUE) ): |
2126 |
+ ((optp->who==FWSAM_WHO_SRC)?(lastbsip[i]==p->iph->ip_src.s_addr):(lastbdip[i]==p->iph->ip_dst.s_addr))) && /* otherwise if we block source, only compare source. Same for dest. */ |
2127 |
+ lastbduration[i]==optp->duration && |
2128 |
+ (lastbmode[i]&(FWSAM_HOW|FWSAM_WHO))==(optp->how|optp->who) && |
2129 |
+ (btime-lastbtime[i]<((optp->duration>FWSAM_REPET_TIME)?FWSAM_REPET_TIME:optp->duration))) |
2130 |
+ { len=FALSE; /* If so, we don't need to block again. */ |
2131 |
+ } |
2132 |
+ } |
2133 |
+ if(len) |
2134 |
+ { if(++lastbpointer>=FWSAM_REPET_BLOCKS) /* increase repetitive check pointer */ |
2135 |
+ lastbpointer=0; |
2136 |
+ lastbsip[lastbpointer]=p->iph->ip_src.s_addr; /* and note packet details */ |
2137 |
+ lastbdip[lastbpointer]=p->iph->ip_dst.s_addr; |
2138 |
+ lastbduration[lastbpointer]=optp->duration; |
2139 |
+ lastbmode[lastbpointer]=optp->how|optp->who|optp->loglevel; |
2140 |
+ lastbproto[lastbpointer]=p->iph->ip_proto; |
2141 |
+ if(p->iph->ip_proto==IPPROTO_TCP || p->iph->ip_proto==IPPROTO_UDP) |
2142 |
+ { lastbsp[lastbpointer]=p->sp; /* set ports if TCP or UDP */ |
2143 |
+ lastbdp[lastbpointer]=p->dp; |
2144 |
+ } |
2145 |
+ lastbtime[lastbpointer]=btime; |
2146 |
+ |
2147 |
+ |
2148 |
+ while(fwsamlist!=NULL) |
2149 |
+ { station=fwsamlist->station; |
2150 |
+ //if(station->stationip.s_addr) |
2151 |
+ if(station->stationip.ip32[0]) |
2152 |
+ { deletestation=FALSE; |
2153 |
+ stationtry++; /* first try */ |
2154 |
+ /* create a socket for the station */ |
2155 |
+ stationsocket=socket(PF_INET,SOCK_STREAM,IPPROTO_TCP); |
2156 |
+ if(stationsocket==INVALID_SOCKET) |
2157 |
+ FatalError("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam] Funky socket error (socket)!\n"); |
2158 |
+ if(bind(stationsocket,(struct sockaddr *)&(station->localsocketaddr),sizeof(struct sockaddr))) |
2159 |
+ FatalError("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam] Could not bind socket!\n"); |
2160 |
+ |
2161 |
+ /* let's connect to the agent */ |
2162 |
+ if(connect(stationsocket,(struct sockaddr *)&station->stationsocketaddr,sizeof(struct sockaddr))) |
2163 |
+ { |
2164 |
+ LogMessage("WARNING => [Alert_FWsam] Could not send block to host %s. Will try later.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2165 |
+#ifdef WIN32 |
2166 |
+ closesocket(stationsocket); |
2167 |
+#else |
2168 |
+ close(stationsocket); |
2169 |
+#endif |
2170 |
+ stationtry=0; |
2171 |
+ } |
2172 |
+ else |
2173 |
+ { |
2174 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
2175 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Connected to host %s.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2176 |
+#endif |
2177 |
+ /* now build the packet */ |
2178 |
+ station->myseqno+=station->stationseqno; /* increase my seqno by adding agent seq no */ |
2179 |
+ sampacket.endiancheck=1; /* This is an endian indicator for Snortsam */ |
2180 |
+ sampacket.snortseqno[0]=(char)station->myseqno; |
2181 |
+ sampacket.snortseqno[1]=(char)(station->myseqno>>8); |
2182 |
+ sampacket.fwseqno[0]=(char)station->stationseqno;/* fill station seqno */ |
2183 |
+ sampacket.fwseqno[1]=(char)(station->stationseqno>>8); |
2184 |
+ sampacket.status=FWSAM_STATUS_BLOCK; /* set block mode */ |
2185 |
+ sampacket.version=FWSAM_PACKETVERSION; /* set packet version */ |
2186 |
+ sampacket.duration[0]=(char)optp->duration; /* set duration */ |
2187 |
+ sampacket.duration[1]=(char)(optp->duration>>8); |
2188 |
+ sampacket.duration[2]=(char)(optp->duration>>16); |
2189 |
+ sampacket.duration[3]=(char)(optp->duration>>24); |
2190 |
+ sampacket.fwmode=optp->how|optp->who|optp->loglevel; /* set the mode */ |
2191 |
+ sampacket.dstip[0]=(char)p->iph->ip_dst.s_addr; /* destination IP */ |
2192 |
+ sampacket.dstip[1]=(char)(p->iph->ip_dst.s_addr>>8); |
2193 |
+ sampacket.dstip[2]=(char)(p->iph->ip_dst.s_addr>>16); |
2194 |
+ sampacket.dstip[3]=(char)(p->iph->ip_dst.s_addr>>24); |
2195 |
+ sampacket.srcip[0]=(char)p->iph->ip_src.s_addr; /* source IP */ |
2196 |
+ sampacket.srcip[1]=(char)(p->iph->ip_src.s_addr>>8); |
2197 |
+ sampacket.srcip[2]=(char)(p->iph->ip_src.s_addr>>16); |
2198 |
+ sampacket.srcip[3]=(char)(p->iph->ip_src.s_addr>>24); |
2199 |
+ sampacket.protocol[0]=(char)p->iph->ip_proto; /* protocol */ |
2200 |
+ sampacket.protocol[1]=(char)(p->iph->ip_proto>>8);/* protocol */ |
2201 |
+ |
2202 |
+ if(p->iph->ip_proto==IPPROTO_TCP || p->iph->ip_proto==IPPROTO_UDP) |
2203 |
+ { sampacket.srcport[0]=(char)p->sp; /* set ports */ |
2204 |
+ sampacket.srcport[1]=(char)(p->sp>>8); |
2205 |
+ sampacket.dstport[0]=(char)p->dp; |
2206 |
+ sampacket.dstport[1]=(char)(p->dp>>8); |
2207 |
+ } |
2208 |
+ else |
2209 |
+ sampacket.srcport[0]=sampacket.srcport[1]=sampacket.dstport[0]=sampacket.dstport[1]=0; |
2210 |
+ |
2211 |
+ sampacket.sig_id[0]=(char)event->sig_id; /* set signature ID */ |
2212 |
+ sampacket.sig_id[1]=(char)(event->sig_id>>8); |
2213 |
+ sampacket.sig_id[2]=(char)(event->sig_id>>16); |
2214 |
+ sampacket.sig_id[3]=(char)(event->sig_id>>24); |
2215 |
+ |
2216 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
2217 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Sending BLOCK\n"); |
2218 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Snort SeqNo: %x\n",station->myseqno); |
2219 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Mgmt SeqNo : %x\n",station->stationseqno); |
2220 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Status : %i\n",FWSAM_STATUS_BLOCK); |
2221 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Mode : %i\n",optp->how|optp->who|optp->loglevel); |
2222 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Duration : %li\n",optp->duration); |
2223 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Protocol : %i\n",GET_IPH_PROTO(p)); |
2224 |
+#ifdef SUP_IP6 |
2225 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Src IP : %s\n",sfip_ntoa(GET_SRC_IP(p))); |
2226 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Dest IP : %s\n",sfip_ntoa(GET_DST_IP(p))); |
2227 |
+#else |
2228 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Src IP : %s\n",inet_ntoa(p->iph->ip_src)); |
2229 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Dest IP : %s\n",inet_ntoa(p->iph->ip_dst)); |
2230 |
+#endif |
2231 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Src Port : %i\n",p->sp); |
2232 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Dest Port : %i\n",p->dp); |
2233 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Sig_ID : %lu\n",event->sig_id); |
2234 |
+ |
2235 |
+#endif |
2236 |
+ |
2237 |
+ encbuf=TwoFishAlloc(sizeof(FWsamPacket),FALSE,FALSE,station->stationfish); /* get the encryption buffer */ |
2238 |
+ len=TwoFishEncrypt((char *)&sampacket,&encbuf,sizeof(FWsamPacket),FALSE,station->stationfish); /* encrypt the packet with current key */ |
2239 |
+ |
2240 |
+ if(send(stationsocket,encbuf,len,0)!=len) /* weird...could not send */ |
2241 |
+ { LogMessage("WARNING => [Alert_FWsam] Could not send to host %s. Will try again later.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2242 |
+#ifdef WIN32 |
2243 |
+ closesocket(stationsocket); |
2244 |
+#else |
2245 |
+ close(stationsocket); |
2246 |
+#endif |
2247 |
+ stationtry=0; |
2248 |
+ } |
2249 |
+ else |
2250 |
+ { i=FWSAM_NETWAIT; |
2251 |
+#ifdef WIN32 |
2252 |
+ ioctlsocket(stationsocket,FIONBIO,&i); /* set non blocking and wait for */ |
2253 |
+#else |
2254 |
+ ioctl(stationsocket,FIONBIO,&i); /* set non blocking and wait for */ |
2255 |
+#endif |
2256 |
+ while(i-- >1) /* the response packet */ |
2257 |
+ { waitms(10); /* wait for response (default maximum 3 secs */ |
2258 |
+ if(recv(stationsocket,encbuf,len,0)==len) |
2259 |
+ i=0; /* if we received packet we set the counter to 0. */ |
2260 |
+ /* by the time we check with if, it's already dec'ed to -1 */ |
2261 |
+ } |
2262 |
+ if(!i) /* id we timed out (i was one, then dec'ed)... */ |
2263 |
+ { LogMessage("WARNING => [Alert_FWsam] Did not receive response from host %s. Will try again later.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2264 |
+#ifdef WIN32 |
2265 |
+ closesocket(stationsocket); |
2266 |
+#else |
2267 |
+ close(stationsocket); |
2268 |
+#endif |
2269 |
+ stationtry=0; |
2270 |
+ } |
2271 |
+ else /* got a packet */ |
2272 |
+ { decbuf=(char *)&sampacket; /* get the pointer to the packet struct */ |
2273 |
+ len=TwoFishDecrypt(encbuf,&decbuf,sizeof(FWsamPacket)+TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE,FALSE,station->stationfish); /* try to decrypt the packet with current key */ |
2274 |
+ |
2275 |
+ if(len!=sizeof(FWsamPacket)) /* invalid decryption */ |
2276 |
+ { strcpy(station->stationkey,station->initialkey); /* try the intial key */ |
2277 |
+ TwoFishDestroy(station->stationfish); |
2278 |
+ station->stationfish=TwoFishInit(station->stationkey); /* re-initialize the TwoFish with the intial key */ |
2279 |
+ len=TwoFishDecrypt(encbuf,&decbuf,sizeof(FWsamPacket)+TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE,FALSE,station->stationfish); /* try again to decrypt */ |
2280 |
+ LogMessage("INFO => [Alert_FWsam] Had to use initial key!\n"); |
2281 |
+ } |
2282 |
+ if(len==sizeof(FWsamPacket)) /* valid decryption */ |
2283 |
+ { if(sampacket.version==FWSAM_PACKETVERSION)/* master speaks my language */ |
2284 |
+ { if(sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_OK || sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_NEWKEY |
2285 |
+ || sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_RESYNC || sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_HOLD) |
2286 |
+ { station->stationseqno=sampacket.fwseqno[0] | (sampacket.fwseqno[1]<<8); /* get stations seqno */ |
2287 |
+ station->lastcontact=(unsigned long)time(NULL); /* set the last contact time (not used yet) */ |
2288 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
2289 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Received %s\n",sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_OK?"OK": |
2290 |
+ sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_NEWKEY?"NEWKEY": |
2291 |
+ sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_RESYNC?"RESYNC": |
2292 |
+ sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_HOLD?"HOLD":"ERROR"); |
2293 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Snort SeqNo: %x\n",sampacket.snortseqno[0]|(sampacket.snortseqno[1]<<8)); |
2294 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Mgmt SeqNo : %x\n",station->stationseqno); |
2295 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Status : %i\n",sampacket.status); |
2296 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Version : %i\n",sampacket.version); |
2297 |
+#endif |
2298 |
+ if(sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_HOLD) |
2299 |
+ { i=FWSAM_NETHOLD; /* Stay on hold for a maximum of 60 secs (default) */ |
2300 |
+ while(i-- >1) /* the response packet */ |
2301 |
+ { waitms(10); /* wait for response */ |
2302 |
+ if(recv(stationsocket,encbuf,sizeof(FWsamPacket)+TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE,0)==sizeof(FWsamPacket)+TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE) |
2303 |
+ i=0; /* if we received packet we set the counter to 0. */ |
2304 |
+ } |
2305 |
+ if(!i) /* id we timed out (i was one, then dec'ed)... */ |
2306 |
+ { LogMessage("WARNING => [Alert_FWsam] Did not receive response from host %s. Will try again later.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2307 |
+ stationtry=0; |
2308 |
+ sampacket.status=FWSAM_STATUS_ERROR; |
2309 |
+ } |
2310 |
+ else /* got a packet */ |
2311 |
+ { decbuf=(char *)&sampacket; /* get the pointer to the packet struct */ |
2312 |
+ len=TwoFishDecrypt(encbuf,&decbuf,sizeof(FWsamPacket)+TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE,FALSE,station->stationfish); /* try to decrypt the packet with current key */ |
2313 |
+ |
2314 |
+ if(len!=sizeof(FWsamPacket)) /* invalid decryption */ |
2315 |
+ { strcpy(station->stationkey,station->initialkey); /* try the intial key */ |
2316 |
+ TwoFishDestroy(station->stationfish); |
2317 |
+ station->stationfish=TwoFishInit(station->stationkey); /* re-initialize the TwoFish with the intial key */ |
2318 |
+ len=TwoFishDecrypt(encbuf,&decbuf,sizeof(FWsamPacket)+TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE,FALSE,station->stationfish); /* try again to decrypt */ |
2319 |
+ LogMessage("INFO => [Alert_FWsam] Had to use initial key again!\n"); |
2320 |
+ } |
2321 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
2322 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Received %s\n",sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_OK?"OK": |
2323 |
+ sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_NEWKEY?"NEWKEY": |
2324 |
+ sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_RESYNC?"RESYNC": |
2325 |
+ sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_HOLD?"HOLD":"ERROR"); |
2326 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Snort SeqNo: %x\n",sampacket.snortseqno[0]|(sampacket.snortseqno[1]<<8)); |
2327 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Mgmt SeqNo : %x\n",station->stationseqno); |
2328 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Status : %i\n",sampacket.status); |
2329 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Version : %i\n",sampacket.version); |
2330 |
+#endif |
2331 |
+ if(len!=sizeof(FWsamPacket)) /* invalid decryption */ |
2332 |
+ { ErrorMessage("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam] Password mismatch! Ignoring host %s.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2333 |
+ deletestation=TRUE; |
2334 |
+ sampacket.status=FWSAM_STATUS_ERROR; |
2335 |
+ } |
2336 |
+ else if(sampacket.version!=FWSAM_PACKETVERSION) /* invalid protocol version */ |
2337 |
+ { ErrorMessage("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam] Protocol version error! Ignoring host %s.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2338 |
+ deletestation=TRUE; |
2339 |
+ sampacket.status=FWSAM_STATUS_ERROR; |
2340 |
+ } |
2341 |
+ else if(sampacket.status!=FWSAM_STATUS_OK && sampacket.status!=FWSAM_STATUS_NEWKEY && sampacket.status!=FWSAM_STATUS_RESYNC) |
2342 |
+ { ErrorMessage("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam] Funky handshake error! Ignoring host %s.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2343 |
+ deletestation=TRUE; |
2344 |
+ sampacket.status=FWSAM_STATUS_ERROR; |
2345 |
+ } |
2346 |
+ } |
2347 |
+ } |
2348 |
+ if(sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_RESYNC) /* if station want's to resync... */ |
2349 |
+ { strcpy(station->stationkey,station->initialkey); /* ...we use the intial key... */ |
2350 |
+ memcpy(station->fwkeymod,sampacket.duration,4); /* and note the random key modifier */ |
2351 |
+ } |
2352 |
+ if(sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_NEWKEY || sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_RESYNC) |
2353 |
+ { |
2354 |
+ FWsamNewStationKey(station,&sampacket); /* generate new TwoFish keys */ |
2355 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
2356 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Generated new encryption key...\n"); |
2357 |
+#endif |
2358 |
+ } |
2359 |
+#ifdef WIN32 |
2360 |
+ closesocket(stationsocket); |
2361 |
+#else |
2362 |
+ close(stationsocket); |
2363 |
+#endif |
2364 |
+ stationtry=0; |
2365 |
+ } |
2366 |
+ else if(sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_ERROR) /* if SnortSam reports an error on second try, */ |
2367 |
+ { |
2368 |
+#ifdef WIN32 |
2369 |
+ closesocket(stationsocket); /* something is messed up and ... */ |
2370 |
+#else |
2371 |
+ close(stationsocket); |
2372 |
+#endif |
2373 |
+ if(stationtry>1) /* we ignore that station. */ |
2374 |
+ { deletestation=TRUE; /* flag for deletion */ |
2375 |
+ ErrorMessage("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam] Could not renegotiate key! Ignoring host %s.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2376 |
+ } |
2377 |
+ else /* if we get an error on the first try, */ |
2378 |
+ { if(!FWsamCheckIn(station)) /* we first try to check in again. */ |
2379 |
+ { deletestation=TRUE; |
2380 |
+ ErrorMessage("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam] Password mismatch! Ignoring host %s.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2381 |
+ } |
2382 |
+ } |
2383 |
+ } |
2384 |
+ else /* an unknown status means trouble... */ |
2385 |
+ { ErrorMessage("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam] Funky handshake error! Ignoring host %s.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2386 |
+#ifdef WIN32 |
2387 |
+ closesocket(stationsocket); |
2388 |
+#else |
2389 |
+ close(stationsocket); |
2390 |
+#endif |
2391 |
+ deletestation=TRUE; |
2392 |
+ } |
2393 |
+ } |
2394 |
+ else /* if the SnortSam agent uses a different packet version, we have no choice but to ignore it. */ |
2395 |
+ { ErrorMessage("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam] Protocol version error! Ignoring host %s.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2396 |
+#ifdef WIN32 |
2397 |
+ closesocket(stationsocket); |
2398 |
+#else |
2399 |
+ close(stationsocket); |
2400 |
+#endif |
2401 |
+ deletestation=TRUE; |
2402 |
+ } |
2403 |
+ } |
2404 |
+ else /* if the intial key failed to decrypt as well, the keys are not configured the same, and we ignore that SnortSam station. */ |
2405 |
+ { ErrorMessage("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam] Password mismatch! Ignoring host %s.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2406 |
+#ifdef WIN32 |
2407 |
+ closesocket(stationsocket); |
2408 |
+#else |
2409 |
+ close(stationsocket); |
2410 |
+#endif |
2411 |
+ deletestation=TRUE; |
2412 |
+ } |
2413 |
+ } |
2414 |
+ } |
2415 |
+ free(encbuf); /* release of the TwoFishAlloc'ed encryption buffer */ |
2416 |
+ } |
2417 |
+ if(stationtry==0 || deletestation) /* if everything went real well, or real bad... */ |
2418 |
+ { if(deletestation){ /* If it went bad, we remove the station from the list by marking the IP */ |
2419 |
+// station->stationip.s_addr=0; |
2420 |
+ station->stationip.ip32[0]=0; |
2421 |
+ } |
2422 |
+ fwsamlist=fwsamlist->next; |
2423 |
+ } |
2424 |
+ } |
2425 |
+ else |
2426 |
+ fwsamlist=fwsamlist->next; |
2427 |
+ } |
2428 |
+ } |
2429 |
+ else |
2430 |
+ { |
2431 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
2432 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam] Skipping repetitive block.\n"); |
2433 |
+#endif |
2434 |
+ } |
2435 |
+ } |
2436 |
+} |
2437 |
+ |
2438 |
+/* FWsamCheckOut will be called when Snort exists. It de-registeres this snort sensor |
2439 |
+ * from the list of sensor that the SnortSam agent keeps. |
2440 |
+ */ |
2441 |
+void FWsamCheckOut(FWsamStation *station) |
2442 |
+{ FWsamPacket sampacket; |
2443 |
+ SOCKET stationsocket; |
2444 |
+ int i,len; |
2445 |
+ char *encbuf,*decbuf; |
2446 |
+ //unsigned char *encbuf,*decbuf; |
2447 |
+ |
2448 |
+ |
2449 |
+ stationsocket=socket(PF_INET,SOCK_STREAM,IPPROTO_TCP); |
2450 |
+ if(stationsocket==INVALID_SOCKET) |
2451 |
+ FatalError("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckOut) Funky socket error (socket)!\n"); |
2452 |
+ if(bind(stationsocket,(struct sockaddr *)&(station->localsocketaddr),sizeof(struct sockaddr))) |
2453 |
+ FatalError("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckOut) Could not bind socket!\n"); |
2454 |
+ |
2455 |
+ /* let's connect to the agent */ |
2456 |
+ if(!connect(stationsocket,(struct sockaddr *)&station->stationsocketaddr,sizeof(struct sockaddr))) |
2457 |
+ { LogMessage("INFO => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckOut) Disconnecting from host %s.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2458 |
+ /* now build the packet */ |
2459 |
+ station->myseqno+=station->stationseqno; /* increase my seqno */ |
2460 |
+ sampacket.endiancheck=1; |
2461 |
+ sampacket.snortseqno[0]=(char)station->myseqno; |
2462 |
+ sampacket.snortseqno[1]=(char)(station->myseqno>>8); |
2463 |
+ sampacket.fwseqno[0]=(char)station->stationseqno; /* fill station seqno */ |
2464 |
+ sampacket.fwseqno[1]=(char)(station->stationseqno>>8); |
2465 |
+ sampacket.status=FWSAM_STATUS_CHECKOUT; /* checking out... */ |
2466 |
+ sampacket.version=FWSAM_PACKETVERSION; |
2467 |
+ |
2468 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
2469 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckOut) Sending CHECKOUT\n"); |
2470 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckOut) Snort SeqNo: %x\n",station->myseqno); |
2471 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckOut) Mgmt SeqNo : %x\n",station->stationseqno); |
2472 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckOut) Status : %i\n",sampacket.status); |
2473 |
+ |
2474 |
+#endif |
2475 |
+ |
2476 |
+ encbuf=TwoFishAlloc(sizeof(FWsamPacket),FALSE,FALSE,station->stationfish); /* get encryption buffer */ |
2477 |
+ len=TwoFishEncrypt((char *)&sampacket,&encbuf,sizeof(FWsamPacket),FALSE,station->stationfish); /* encrypt packet with current key */ |
2478 |
+ |
2479 |
+ if(send(stationsocket,encbuf,len,0)==len) |
2480 |
+ { i=FWSAM_NETWAIT; |
2481 |
+#ifdef WIN32 |
2482 |
+ ioctlsocket(stationsocket,FIONBIO,&i); /* set non blocking and wait for */ |
2483 |
+#else |
2484 |
+ ioctl(stationsocket,FIONBIO,&i); /* set non blocking and wait for */ |
2485 |
+#endif |
2486 |
+ while(i-- >1) |
2487 |
+ { waitms(10); /* ...wait a maximum of 3 secs for response... */ |
2488 |
+ if(recv(stationsocket,encbuf,len,0)==len) /* ... for the status packet */ |
2489 |
+ i=0; |
2490 |
+ } |
2491 |
+ if(i) /* if we got the packet */ |
2492 |
+ { decbuf=(char *)&sampacket; |
2493 |
+ len=TwoFishDecrypt(encbuf,&decbuf,sizeof(FWsamPacket)+TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE,FALSE,station->stationfish); |
2494 |
+ |
2495 |
+ if(len!=sizeof(FWsamPacket)) /* invalid decryption */ |
2496 |
+ { strcpy(station->stationkey,station->initialkey); /* try initial key */ |
2497 |
+ TwoFishDestroy(station->stationfish); /* toss this fish */ |
2498 |
+ station->stationfish=TwoFishInit(station->stationkey); /* re-initialze TwoFish with initial key */ |
2499 |
+ len=TwoFishDecrypt(encbuf,&decbuf,sizeof(FWsamPacket)+TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE,FALSE,station->stationfish); /* and try to decrypt again */ |
2500 |
+ LogMessage("INFO => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckOut) Had to use initial key!\n"); |
2501 |
+ } |
2502 |
+ if(len==sizeof(FWsamPacket)) /* valid decryption */ |
2503 |
+ { if(sampacket.version!=FWSAM_PACKETVERSION) /* but don't really care since we are on the way out */ |
2504 |
+ ErrorMessage("WARNING => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckOut) Protocol version error! What the hell, we're quitting anyway! :)\n"); |
2505 |
+ } |
2506 |
+ else |
2507 |
+ ErrorMessage("WARNING => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckOut) Password mismatch! What the hell, we're quitting anyway! :)\n"); |
2508 |
+ } |
2509 |
+ } |
2510 |
+ free(encbuf); /* release TwoFishAlloc'ed buffer */ |
2511 |
+ } |
2512 |
+ else |
2513 |
+ LogMessage("WARNING => [Alert_FWsam] Could not connect to host %s for CheckOut. What the hell, we're quitting anyway! :)\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2514 |
+#ifdef WIN32 |
2515 |
+ closesocket(stationsocket); |
2516 |
+#else |
2517 |
+ close(stationsocket); |
2518 |
+#endif |
2519 |
+} |
2520 |
+ |
2521 |
+ |
2522 |
+/* FWSamFree: Disconnects all FW-1 management stations, |
2523 |
+ * closes sockets, and frees the structures. |
2524 |
+ */ |
2525 |
+void FWsamFree(FWsamList *list) |
2526 |
+{ |
2527 |
+ FWsamList *next; |
2528 |
+ |
2529 |
+ while(list) /* Free pointer list for rule type */ |
2530 |
+ { |
2531 |
+ next=list->next; |
2532 |
+ free(list); |
2533 |
+ list=next; |
2534 |
+ } |
2535 |
+ list=FWsamStationList; |
2536 |
+ |
2537 |
+ while(list) /* Free global pointer list and stations */ |
2538 |
+ { |
2539 |
+ next=list->next; |
2540 |
+ if (list->station) |
2541 |
+ { |
2542 |
+ if(list->station->stationip.ip32[0]) |
2543 |
+ //if(list->station->stationip.s_addr) |
2544 |
+ FWsamCheckOut(list->station); /* Send a Check-Out to SnortSam, */ |
2545 |
+ |
2546 |
+ TwoFishDestroy(list->station->stationfish); /* toss the fish, */ |
2547 |
+ free(list->station); /* free station, */ |
2548 |
+ } |
2549 |
+ free(list); /* free pointer, */ |
2550 |
+ list=next; /* and move to next. */ |
2551 |
+ } |
2552 |
+ FWsamStationList=NULL; |
2553 |
+ if(FWsamOptionField) |
2554 |
+ free(FWsamOptionField); |
2555 |
+} |
2556 |
+ |
2557 |
+void AlertFWsamCleanExitFunc(int signal, void *arg) |
2558 |
+{ FWsamList *fwsamlist; |
2559 |
+ |
2560 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
2561 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWsamCleanExitFunc) Exiting...\n"); |
2562 |
+#endif |
2563 |
+ |
2564 |
+ fwsamlist=(FWsamList *)arg; |
2565 |
+ FWsamFree(fwsamlist); /* Free all elements */ |
2566 |
+} |
2567 |
+ |
2568 |
+void AlertFWsamRestartFunc(int signal, void *arg) |
2569 |
+{ FWsamList *fwsamlist; |
2570 |
+ |
2571 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
2572 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](AlertFWsamRestartFunc) Restarting...\n"); |
2573 |
+#endif |
2574 |
+ |
2575 |
+ fwsamlist=(FWsamList *)arg; |
2576 |
+ FWsamFree(fwsamlist); /* Free all elements */ |
2577 |
+} |
2578 |
+ |
2579 |
+/* This routine registers this Snort sensor with SnortSam. |
2580 |
+ * It will also change the encryption key based on some variables. |
2581 |
+ */ |
2582 |
+int FWsamCheckIn(FWsamStation *station) |
2583 |
+{ int i,len,stationok=TRUE; |
2584 |
+ FWsamPacket sampacket; |
2585 |
+ char *encbuf,*decbuf; |
2586 |
+ //unsigned char *encbuf,*decbuf; |
2587 |
+ SOCKET stationsocket; |
2588 |
+ |
2589 |
+ |
2590 |
+ /* create a socket for the station */ |
2591 |
+ stationsocket=socket(PF_INET,SOCK_STREAM,IPPROTO_TCP); |
2592 |
+ if(stationsocket==INVALID_SOCKET) |
2593 |
+ FatalError("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckIn) Funky socket error (socket)!\n"); |
2594 |
+ if(bind(stationsocket,(struct sockaddr *)&(station->localsocketaddr),sizeof(struct sockaddr))) |
2595 |
+ FatalError("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckIn) Could not bind socket!\n"); |
2596 |
+ |
2597 |
+ i=TRUE; |
2598 |
+ /* let's connect to the agent */ |
2599 |
+ if(connect(stationsocket,(struct sockaddr *)&station->stationsocketaddr,sizeof(struct sockaddr))) |
2600 |
+ LogMessage("WARNING => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckIn) Could not connect to host %s. Will try later.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2601 |
+ else |
2602 |
+ { LogMessage("INFO => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckIn) Connected to host %s.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2603 |
+ /* now build the packet */ |
2604 |
+ sampacket.endiancheck=1; |
2605 |
+ sampacket.snortseqno[0]=(char)station->myseqno; /* fill my sequence number number */ |
2606 |
+ sampacket.snortseqno[1]=(char)(station->myseqno>>8); /* fill my sequence number number */ |
2607 |
+ sampacket.status=FWSAM_STATUS_CHECKIN; /* let's check in */ |
2608 |
+ sampacket.version=FWSAM_PACKETVERSION; /* set the packet version */ |
2609 |
+ memcpy(sampacket.duration,station->mykeymod,4); /* we'll send SnortSam our key modifier in the duration slot */ |
2610 |
+ /* (the checkin packet is just the plain initial key) */ |
2611 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
2612 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckIn) Sending CheckIn\n"); |
2613 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckIn) Snort SeqNo: %x\n",station->myseqno); |
2614 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckIn) Mode : %i\n",sampacket.status); |
2615 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckIn) Version : %i\n",sampacket.version); |
2616 |
+#endif |
2617 |
+ encbuf=TwoFishAlloc(sizeof(FWsamPacket),FALSE,FALSE,station->stationfish); /* get buffer for encryption */ |
2618 |
+ len=TwoFishEncrypt((char *)&sampacket,&encbuf,sizeof(FWsamPacket),FALSE,station->stationfish); /* encrypt with initial key */ |
2619 |
+ if(send(stationsocket,encbuf,len,0)!=len) /* weird...could not send */ |
2620 |
+ LogMessage("WARNING => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckIn) Could not send to host %s. Will try again later.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2621 |
+ else |
2622 |
+ { i=FWSAM_NETWAIT; |
2623 |
+#ifdef WIN32 |
2624 |
+ ioctlsocket(stationsocket,FIONBIO,&i); /* set non blocking and wait for */ |
2625 |
+#else |
2626 |
+ ioctl(stationsocket,FIONBIO,&i); /* set non blocking and wait for */ |
2627 |
+#endif |
2628 |
+ while(i-- >1) |
2629 |
+ { waitms(10); /* wait a maximum of 3 secs for response */ |
2630 |
+ if(recv(stationsocket,encbuf,len,0)==len) |
2631 |
+ i=0; |
2632 |
+ } |
2633 |
+ if(!i) /* time up? */ |
2634 |
+ LogMessage("WARNING => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckIn) Did not receive response from host %s. Will try again later.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2635 |
+ else |
2636 |
+ { decbuf=(char *)&sampacket; /* got status packet */ |
2637 |
+ len=TwoFishDecrypt(encbuf,&decbuf,sizeof(FWsamPacket)+TwoFish_BLOCK_SIZE,FALSE,station->stationfish); /* try to decrypt with initial key */ |
2638 |
+ if(len==sizeof(FWsamPacket)) /* valid decryption */ |
2639 |
+ { |
2640 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
2641 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckIn) Received %s\n",sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_OK?"OK": |
2642 |
+ sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_NEWKEY?"NEWKEY": |
2643 |
+ sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_RESYNC?"RESYNC": |
2644 |
+ sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_HOLD?"HOLD":"ERROR"); |
2645 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckIn) Snort SeqNo: %x\n",sampacket.snortseqno[0]|(sampacket.snortseqno[1]<<8)); |
2646 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckIn) Mgmt SeqNo : %x\n",sampacket.fwseqno[0]|(sampacket.fwseqno[1]<<8)); |
2647 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckIn) Status : %i\n",sampacket.status); |
2648 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckIn) Version : %i\n",sampacket.version); |
2649 |
+#endif |
2650 |
+ if(sampacket.version==FWSAM_PACKETVERSION) /* master speaks my language */ |
2651 |
+ { if(sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_OK || sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_NEWKEY || sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_RESYNC) |
2652 |
+ { station->stationseqno=sampacket.fwseqno[0]|(sampacket.fwseqno[1]<<8); /* get stations seqno */ |
2653 |
+ station->lastcontact=(unsigned long)time(NULL); |
2654 |
+ |
2655 |
+ if(sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_NEWKEY || sampacket.status==FWSAM_STATUS_RESYNC) /* generate new keys */ |
2656 |
+ { memcpy(station->fwkeymod,sampacket.duration,4); /* note the key modifier */ |
2657 |
+ FWsamNewStationKey(station,&sampacket); /* and generate new TwoFish keys (with key modifiers) */ |
2658 |
+#ifdef FWSAMDEBUG |
2659 |
+ LogMessage("DEBUG => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckIn) Generated new encryption key...\n"); |
2660 |
+#endif |
2661 |
+ } |
2662 |
+ } |
2663 |
+ else /* weird, got a strange status back */ |
2664 |
+ { ErrorMessage("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckIn) Funky handshake error! Ignoring host %s.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2665 |
+ stationok=FALSE; |
2666 |
+ } |
2667 |
+ } |
2668 |
+ else /* packet version does not match */ |
2669 |
+ { ErrorMessage("ERROR =>[Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckIn) Protocol version error! Ignoring host %s.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2670 |
+ stationok=FALSE; |
2671 |
+ } |
2672 |
+ } |
2673 |
+ else /* key does not match */ |
2674 |
+ { ErrorMessage("ERROR => [Alert_FWsam](FWsamCheckIn) Password mismatch! Ignoring host %s.\n",sfip_ntoa(&station->stationip)); |
2675 |
+ stationok=FALSE; |
2676 |
+ } |
2677 |
+ } |
2678 |
+ } |
2679 |
+ free(encbuf); /* release TwoFishAlloc'ed buffer */ |
2680 |
+ } |
2681 |
+#ifdef WIN32 |
2682 |
+ closesocket(stationsocket); |
2683 |
+#else |
2684 |
+ close(stationsocket); |
2685 |
+#endif |
2686 |
+ return stationok; |
2687 |
+} |
2688 |
+#undef FWSAMDEBUG |
2689 |
+ |
2690 |
--- snort-2.9.0/src/output-plugins/spo_alert_fwsam.h 1970-01-01 01:00:00.000000000 +0100 |
2691 |
+++ snort-2.9.0.dlucio/src/output-plugins/spo_alert_fwsam.h 2010-10-08 18:05:37.000000000 +0200 |
2692 |
@@ -0,0 +1,216 @@ |
2693 |
+/* $Id: snortpatchb,v 1.5 2005/10/06 08:50:39 fknobbe Exp $ |
2694 |
+** |
2695 |
+** spo_alert_fwsam.h |
2696 |
+** |
2697 |
+** Copyright (c) 2001-2004 Frank Knobbe <frank@knobbe.us> |
2698 |
+** |
2699 |
+** This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify |
2700 |
+** it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by |
2701 |
+** the Free Software Foundation; either version 2 of the License, or |
2702 |
+** (at your option) any later version. |
2703 |
+** |
2704 |
+** This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, |
2705 |
+** but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of |
2706 |
+** MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the |
2707 |
+** GNU General Public License for more details. |
2708 |
+** |
2709 |
+** You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License |
2710 |
+** along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software |
2711 |
+** Foundation, Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA. |
2712 |
+*/ |
2713 |
+ |
2714 |
+/* This file gets included in plugbase.c when it is integrated into the rest |
2715 |
+ * of the program. |
2716 |
+ * |
2717 |
+ * For more info, see the beginning of spo_alert_fwsam.c |
2718 |
+ * |
2719 |
+ */ |
2720 |
+ |
2721 |
+#ifndef __SPO_FWSAM_H__ |
2722 |
+#define __SPO_FWSAM_H__ |
2723 |
+ |
2724 |
+#include "snort.h" |
2725 |
+#include "rules.h" |
2726 |
+#include "plugbase.h" |
2727 |
+#include "plugin_enum.h" |
2728 |
+#include "fatal.h" |
2729 |
+#include "util.h" |
2730 |
+#include "twofish.h" |
2731 |
+ |
2732 |
+#include <stdlib.h> |
2733 |
+#include <stdio.h> |
2734 |
+#include <time.h> |
2735 |
+#include <string.h> |
2736 |
+#include <ctype.h> |
2737 |
+#include <unistd.h> |
2738 |
+ |
2739 |
+ |
2740 |
+/* just some compatibility stuff */ |
2741 |
+#ifdef WIN32 |
2742 |
+#if !defined(_WINSOCKAPI_) && !defined(_WINSOCK2API_) |
2743 |
+#include <winsock.h> |
2744 |
+#endif |
2745 |
+#define waitms(x) Sleep(x) |
2746 |
+ |
2747 |
+#else |
2748 |
+ |
2749 |
+#include <sys/socket.h> |
2750 |
+#include <netinet/in.h> |
2751 |
+#include <arpa/inet.h> |
2752 |
+#include <sys/ioctl.h> |
2753 |
+#include <netdb.h> |
2754 |
+ |
2755 |
+#ifdef SOLARIS |
2756 |
+#include <sys/filio.h> |
2757 |
+#endif |
2758 |
+ |
2759 |
+typedef int SOCKET; |
2760 |
+ |
2761 |
+#ifndef INVALID_SOCKET |
2762 |
+#define INVALID_SOCKET -1 |
2763 |
+#endif |
2764 |
+ |
2765 |
+#define waitms(x) usleep((x)*1000) |
2766 |
+ |
2767 |
+#endif |
2768 |
+ |
2769 |
+#ifndef FALSE |
2770 |
+#define FALSE 0 |
2771 |
+#endif |
2772 |
+#ifndef TRUE |
2773 |
+#define TRUE !FALSE |
2774 |
+#endif |
2775 |
+#ifndef bool |
2776 |
+#define bool int |
2777 |
+#endif |
2778 |
+ |
2779 |
+ |
2780 |
+#if defined(_DEBUG) || defined(DEBUG) |
2781 |
+#ifndef FWSAMDEBUG |
2782 |
+#define FWSAMDEBUG |
2783 |
+#endif |
2784 |
+#else |
2785 |
+#endif |
2786 |
+ |
2787 |
+ |
2788 |
+/* Official Snort PlugIn Number has been moved into plugin_enum.h */ |
2789 |
+ |
2790 |
+ |
2791 |
+/* fixed defines */ |
2792 |
+ |
2793 |
+#define FWSAM_DEFAULTPORT 898 /* Default port if user does not specify one in snort.conf */ |
2794 |
+ /* (Was unused last time I checked...) */ |
2795 |
+#define FWSAM_PACKETVERSION 14 /* version of the packet. Will increase with enhancements. */ |
2796 |
+ |
2797 |
+#define FWSAM_STATUS_CHECKIN 1 /* snort to fw */ |
2798 |
+#define FWSAM_STATUS_CHECKOUT 2 |
2799 |
+#define FWSAM_STATUS_BLOCK 3 |
2800 |
+#define FWSAM_STATUS_UNBLOCK 9 |
2801 |
+ |
2802 |
+#define FWSAM_STATUS_OK 4 /* fw to snort */ |
2803 |
+#define FWSAM_STATUS_ERROR 5 |
2804 |
+#define FWSAM_STATUS_NEWKEY 6 |
2805 |
+#define FWSAM_STATUS_RESYNC 7 |
2806 |
+#define FWSAM_STATUS_HOLD 8 |
2807 |
+ |
2808 |
+#define FWSAM_LOG_NONE 0 |
2809 |
+#define FWSAM_LOG_SHORTLOG 1 |
2810 |
+#define FWSAM_LOG_SHORTALERT 2 |
2811 |
+#define FWSAM_LOG_LONGLOG 3 |
2812 |
+#define FWSAM_LOG_LONGALERT 4 |
2813 |
+#define FWSAM_LOG (FWSAM_LOG_SHORTLOG|FWSAM_LOG_SHORTALERT|FWSAM_LOG_LONGLOG|FWSAM_LOG_LONGALERT) |
2814 |
+#define FWSAM_WHO_DST 8 |
2815 |
+#define FWSAM_WHO_SRC 16 |
2816 |
+#define FWSAM_WHO (FWSAM_WHO_DST|FWSAM_WHO_SRC) |
2817 |
+#define FWSAM_HOW_IN 32 |
2818 |
+#define FWSAM_HOW_OUT 64 |
2819 |
+#define FWSAM_HOW_INOUT (FWSAM_HOW_IN|FWSAM_HOW_OUT) |
2820 |
+#define FWSAM_HOW_THIS 128 |
2821 |
+#define FWSAM_HOW (FWSAM_HOW_IN|FWSAM_HOW_OUT|FWSAM_HOW_THIS) |
2822 |
+ |
2823 |
+ |
2824 |
+/* user adjustable defines */ |
2825 |
+ |
2826 |
+#define FWSAM_REPET_BLOCKS 10 /* Snort remembers this amount of last blocks and... */ |
2827 |
+#define FWSAM_REPET_TIME 20 /* ...checks if they fall within this time. If so,... */ |
2828 |
+ /* ...the blocking request is not send. */ |
2829 |
+ |
2830 |
+#define FWSAM_NETWAIT 300 /* 100th of a second. 3 sec timeout for network connections */ |
2831 |
+#define FWSAM_NETHOLD 6000 /* 100th of a second. 60 sec timeout for holding */ |
2832 |
+ |
2833 |
+#define SID_MAPFILE "sid-block.map" |
2834 |
+#define SID_ALT_MAPFILE "sid-fwsam.map" |
2835 |
+ |
2836 |
+#define FWSAM_FANCYFETCH /* This will invoke a fast sid lookup routine */ |
2837 |
+ |
2838 |
+ |
2839 |
+/* vars */ |
2840 |
+ |
2841 |
+typedef struct _FWsamstation /* structure of a mgmt station */ |
2842 |
+{ unsigned short myseqno; |
2843 |
+ unsigned short stationseqno; |
2844 |
+ unsigned char mykeymod[4]; |
2845 |
+ unsigned char fwkeymod[4]; |
2846 |
+ unsigned short stationport; |
2847 |
+ //struct in_addr stationip; |
2848 |
+ sfip_t stationip; |
2849 |
+ struct sockaddr_in localsocketaddr; |
2850 |
+ struct sockaddr_in stationsocketaddr; |
2851 |
+ TWOFISH *stationfish; |
2852 |
+ char initialkey[TwoFish_KEY_LENGTH+2]; |
2853 |
+ char stationkey[TwoFish_KEY_LENGTH+2]; |
2854 |
+ time_t lastcontact; |
2855 |
+/* time_t sleepstart; */ |
2856 |
+} FWsamStation; |
2857 |
+ |
2858 |
+typedef struct _FWsampacket /* 2 blocks (3rd block is header from TwoFish) */ |
2859 |
+{ unsigned short endiancheck; /* 0 */ |
2860 |
+ unsigned char srcip[4]; /* 2 */ |
2861 |
+ unsigned char dstip[4]; /* 6 */ |
2862 |
+ unsigned char duration[4]; /* 10 */ |
2863 |
+ unsigned char snortseqno[2]; /* 14 */ |
2864 |
+ unsigned char fwseqno[2]; /* 16 */ |
2865 |
+ unsigned char srcport[2]; /* 18 */ |
2866 |
+ unsigned char dstport[2]; /* 20 */ |
2867 |
+ unsigned char protocol[2]; /* 22 */ |
2868 |
+ unsigned char fwmode; /* 24 */ |
2869 |
+ unsigned char version; /* 25 */ |
2870 |
+ unsigned char status; /* 26 */ |
2871 |
+ unsigned char sig_id[4]; /* 27 */ |
2872 |
+ unsigned char fluff; /* 31 */ |
2873 |
+} FWsamPacket; /* 32 bytes in size */ |
2874 |
+ |
2875 |
+typedef struct _FWsamoptions /* snort rule options */ |
2876 |
+{ unsigned long sid; |
2877 |
+ unsigned long duration; |
2878 |
+ unsigned char who; |
2879 |
+ unsigned char how; |
2880 |
+ unsigned char loglevel; |
2881 |
+} FWsamOptions; |
2882 |
+ |
2883 |
+typedef struct _FWsamlistpointer |
2884 |
+{ FWsamStation *station; |
2885 |
+ struct _FWsamlistpointer *next; |
2886 |
+} FWsamList; |
2887 |
+ |
2888 |
+ |
2889 |
+/* functions */ |
2890 |
+void AlertFWsamSetup(void); |
2891 |
+void AlertFWsamInit(char *args); |
2892 |
+void AlertFWsamOptionInit(char *args,OptTreeNode *otn,int protocol); |
2893 |
+void AlertFWsamCleanExitFunc(int signal, void *arg); |
2894 |
+void AlertFWsamRestartFunc(int signal, void *arg); |
2895 |
+void AlertFWsam(Packet *p, char *msg, void *arg, Event *event); |
2896 |
+int FWsamCheckIn(FWsamStation *station); |
2897 |
+void FWsamCheckOut(FWsamStation *station); |
2898 |
+void FWsamNewStationKey(FWsamStation *station,FWsamPacket *packet); |
2899 |
+void FWsamFixPacketEndian(FWsamPacket *p); |
2900 |
+unsigned long FWsamParseDuration(char *p); |
2901 |
+void FWsamFree(FWsamList *fwsamlist); |
2902 |
+int FWsamStationExists(FWsamStation *who,FWsamList *list); |
2903 |
+int FWsamReadLine(char *,unsigned long,FILE *); |
2904 |
+void FWsamParseLine(FWsamOptions *,char *); |
2905 |
+FWsamOptions *FWsamGetOption(unsigned long); |
2906 |
+int FWsamParseOption(FWsamOptions *,char *); |
2907 |
+ |
2908 |
+#endif /* __SPO_FWSAM_H__ */ |
2909 |
--- snort-2.9.0/src/output-plugins/Makefile.am 2010-06-10 00:05:17.000000000 +0200 |
2910 |
+++ snort-2.9.0.dlucio/src/output-plugins/Makefile.am 2010-10-08 18:07:33.000000000 +0200 |
2911 |
@@ -15,6 +15,7 @@ |
2912 |
spo_log_tcpdump.h spo_unified.c spo_unified2.c spo_unified.h spo_unified2.h \ |
2913 |
spo_log_ascii.c spo_log_ascii.h spo_alert_sf_socket.h spo_alert_sf_socket.c \ |
2914 |
$(PRELUDE_CODE) spo_alert_arubaaction.c spo_alert_arubaaction.h \ |
2915 |
+spo_alert_fwsam.c spo_alert_fwsam.h \ |
2916 |
spo_alert_test.c spo_alert_test.h |
2917 |
|
2918 |
INCLUDES = @INCLUDES@ |
2919 |
--- snort-2.9.0/src/plugbase.c 2010-08-25 22:22:38.000000000 +0200 |
2920 |
+++ snort-2.9.0.dlucio/src/plugbase.c 2010-10-08 18:05:37.000000000 +0200 |
2921 |
@@ -129,6 +129,7 @@ |
2922 |
#endif |
2923 |
|
2924 |
#include "output-plugins/spo_alert_test.h" |
2925 |
+#include "output-plugins/spo_alert_fwsam.h" |
2926 |
|
2927 |
extern ListHead *head_tmp; |
2928 |
extern PreprocConfigFuncNode *preproc_config_funcs; |
2929 |
@@ -1400,6 +1401,7 @@ |
2930 |
#endif |
2931 |
|
2932 |
AlertTestSetup(); |
2933 |
+ AlertFWsamSetup(); |
2934 |
} |
2935 |
|
2936 |
/**************************************************************************** |
2937 |
--- snort-2.9.0/src/Makefile.am 2010-06-10 00:04:50.000000000 +0200 |
2938 |
+++ snort-2.9.0.dlucio/src/Makefile.am 2010-10-08 18:09:34.000000000 +0200 |
2939 |
@@ -60,6 +60,7 @@ |
2940 |
rate_filter.c rate_filter.h \ |
2941 |
obfuscation.c obfuscation.h \ |
2942 |
rule_option_types.h \ |
2943 |
+twofish.c twofish.h \ |
2944 |
sfdaq.c sfdaq.h |
2945 |
|
2946 |
snort_LDADD = output-plugins/libspo.a \ |
2947 |
--- snort-2.9.0/autojunk.sh 1970-01-01 01:00:00.000000000 +0100 |
2948 |
+++ snort-2.9.0.dlucio/autojunk.sh 2010-10-08 18:05:37.000000000 +0200 |
2949 |
@@ -0,0 +1,7 @@ |
2950 |
+#!/bin/sh |
2951 |
+# the list of commands that need to run before we do a compile |
2952 |
+libtoolize --automake --copy |
2953 |
+aclocal -I m4 |
2954 |
+autoheader |
2955 |
+automake --add-missing --copy |
2956 |
+autoconf |
2957 |
--- snort-2.9.0/etc/snort.conf 2010-09-27 18:16:37.000000000 +0200 |
2958 |
+++ snort-2.9.0.dlucio/etc/snort.conf 2010-10-08 18:05:37.000000000 +0200 |
2959 |
@@ -354,6 +354,32 @@ |
2960 |
# prelude |
2961 |
# output alert_prelude |
2962 |
|
2963 |
+# snortsam |
2964 |
+# In order to cause Snort to send a blocking request to the SnortSam agent, |
2965 |
+# that agent has to be listed, including the port it listens on, |
2966 |
+# and the encryption key it is using. The statement for that is: |
2967 |
+# |
2968 |
+# output alert_fwsam: {SnortSam Station}:{port}/{password} |
2969 |
+# |
2970 |
+# {SnortSam Station}: IP address or host name of the host where SnortSam is running. |
2971 |
+# {port}: The port the remote SnortSam agent listens on. |
2972 |
+# {password}: The password, or key, used for encryption of the |
2973 |
+# communication to the remote agent. |
2974 |
+# |
2975 |
+# At the very least, the IP address or host name of the host running SnortSam |
2976 |
+# needs to be specified. If the port is omitted, it defaults to TCP port 898. |
2977 |
+# If the password is omitted, it defaults to a preset password. |
2978 |
+# (In which case it needs to be omitted on the SnortSam agent as well) |
2979 |
+# |
2980 |
+# More than one host can be specified, but has to be done on the same line. |
2981 |
+# Just separate them with one or more spaces. |
2982 |
+# |
2983 |
+# Examples: |
2984 |
+# |
2985 |
+# output alert_fwsam: firewall/idspassword |
2986 |
+# output alert_fwsam: fw1.domain.tld:898/mykey |
2987 |
+# output alert_fwsam: 192.168.0.1/borderfw 192.168.1.254/wanfw |
2988 |
+ |
2989 |
# metadata reference data. do not modify these lines |
2990 |
include classification.config |
2991 |
include reference.config |