Esempio n. 1
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 def verify_blind(self, cp, blind_signature):
     # Convert to modular integer dictionary
     sig = SigConversion.convert_dict_modint(json.loads(blind_signature))
     cp_pubk = get_cp_pubkey(cp, self.timestamp, self.policy)
     verifier = BlindSignatureVerifier(cp_pubk)
     message = Conversion.OS2IP(self.pubk)
     return verifier.verify(sig, message)
def user_response():
    data = json.loads(request.json)

    params = {'policy': data.get('policy'), 'timestamp': data.get('timestamp')}

    # Find y in database
    user = User.query.get(data.get('y'))
    if user is None:
        return jsonify({'message': 'Could not find y'}), 500

    # TODO: Ideally the keys should have been distributed by some other means
    res = requests.get('http://%s:5000/pubkey' % ap_host, params=params)
    if res.status_code == 200:
        key = res.json()
        key = SigConversion.convert_dict_modint(key)
        sig = json.loads(data.get('sig'))
        sig = SigConversion.convert_dict_modint(sig)
        if verify_sig(key, sig, data.get('y')):
            return jsonify({'message': 'Success'}), 200
        else:
            return jsonify({'message': 'Could not verify signature'}), 500
def get_cp_pubkey(cp: int, timestamp: int, policy: int):
    """
    Gets the public key from the ledger for a given timestamp and policy.
    :param cp: The ID of the CP on the ledger.
    :param timestamp: The timestamp at which the proofs are valid.
    :param policy: The CP policy the proofs are associated with.
    :return:
    """
    block = get_block(cp, timestamp, policy)
    key_json = block.get('key')
    key_str = json.loads(key_json.get('key'))
    key = SigConversion.convert_dict_modint(key_str)
    return key
Esempio n. 4
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def handle_challenge_util(signer_type: str,
                          signer_id: int,
                          resp: dict,
                          policy: int,
                          message: int = None):
    """
    Utility function that takes care of type conversions and ultimately calls the signing function
    :param signer_type: Whether a blind signature is being requested from a CP or an AP.
    :param signer_id: The CP\\AP's participant ID
    :param resp: The CP\\AP response to the challenge request.
    :param policy: The policy for which the signature needs to be generated.
    :param message: The message that the blind signature needs to be generated on.
    :return: e: The challenge response that is used by the CP/AP's to generate the proofs.
    """
    pubk = SigConversion.convert_dict_modint(resp.get('public_key'))
    challenge = SigConversion.convert_dict_modint(resp.get('challenge'))
    timestamp = resp.get('timestamp')

    # Generate signer and keymodel
    signer = UserBlindSignature(pubk)
    key_model = KeyModel(provider_type=signer_type,
                         p_id=signer_id,
                         policy=policy,
                         signer=signer,
                         interval=timestamp)

    if message is None:
        message = Conversion.OS2IP(key_model.public_key)

    e = SigConversion.convert_dict_strlist(
        signer.challenge_response(challenge, message))
    e['timestamp'] = timestamp
    key_model.signer = signer
    key_model.save_to_db()

    return e
Esempio n. 5
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def gen_proof_handler(e: dict):
    key = KeyModel.query.get((current_user.timestamp, current_user.policy))
    signer = key.signer
    signer.d = current_user.d
    signer.u = current_user.u
    signer.s1 = current_user.s1
    signer.s2 = current_user.s2

    # Do the appropriate conversions so that we can serialize
    e = SigConversion.convert_dict_modint(e)
    proofs = SigConversion.convert_dict_strlist(signer.get_proofs(e))
    hash_tmp = SHA256Hash().new(json.dumps(proofs).encode())
    hash_proof = Conversion.OS2IP(hash_tmp.digest())

    resp = {'proof': proofs, 'hash': hash_proof}

    return resp
 def generate_blind_signature(self, proof):
     signer = self.signer
     proof = SigConversion.convert_dict_modint(proof)
     return signer.gen_signature(proof)