def test_master_key_change(self, *_) -> None:
# Setup
write_log_entry(F_S_HEADER + bytes(PADDING_LENGTH), nick_to_pub_key("Alice"), self.tfc_log_database)
self.contact_list.file_name = f'{DIR_USER_DATA}{RX}_contacts'
self.group_list.file_name = f'{DIR_USER_DATA}{RX}_groups'
self.key_list.file_name = f'{DIR_USER_DATA}{RX}_keys'
self.settings.file_name = f'{DIR_USER_DATA}{RX}_settings'
self.contact_list.database = TFCDatabase(self.contact_list.file_name, self.contact_list.master_key)
self.group_list.database = TFCDatabase(self.group_list.file_name, self.group_list.master_key)
self.key_list.database = TFCDatabase(self.key_list.file_name, self.group_list.master_key)
self.settings.database = TFCDatabase(self.settings.file_name, self.settings.master_key)
orig_cl_rd = self.contact_list.database.replace_database
orig_gl_rd = self.group_list.database.replace_database
orig_kl_rd = self.key_list.database.replace_database
orig_st_rd = self.settings.database.replace_database
self.contact_list.database.replace_database = lambda: None
self.group_list.database.replace_database = lambda: None
self.key_list.database.replace_database = lambda: None
self.settings.database.replace_database = lambda: None
# Test
self.assertEqual(self.master_key.master_key, bytes(SYMMETRIC_KEY_LENGTH))
self.assertIsNone(ch_master_key(*self.args))
self.assertNotEqual(self.master_key.master_key, bytes(SYMMETRIC_KEY_LENGTH))
# Teardown
self.contact_list.database.replace_database = orig_cl_rd
self.group_list.database.replace_database = orig_gl_rd
self.key_list.database.replace_database = orig_kl_rd
self.settings.database.replace_database = orig_st_rd
def __init__(
self,
master_key: 'MasterKey', # MasterKey object
operation: str, # Operation mode of the program (Tx or Rx)
local_test: bool, # Local testing setting from command-line argument
qubes: bool = False # Qubes setting from command-line argument
) -> None:
"""Create a new Settings object.
The settings below are defaults, and are only to be altered from
within the program itself. Changes made to the default settings
are stored in the encrypted settings database, from which they
are loaded when the program starts.
"""
# Common settings
self.disable_gui_dialog = False
self.max_number_of_group_members = 50
self.max_number_of_groups = 50
self.max_number_of_contacts = 50
self.log_messages_by_default = False
self.accept_files_by_default = False
self.show_notifications_by_default = True
self.log_file_masking = False
self.ask_password_for_log_access = True
# Transmitter settings
self.nc_bypass_messages = False
self.confirm_sent_files = True
self.double_space_exits = False
self.traffic_masking = False
self.tm_static_delay = 2.0
self.tm_random_delay = 2.0
# Relay Settings
self.allow_contact_requests = True
# Receiver settings
self.new_message_notify_preview = False
self.new_message_notify_duration = 1.0
self.max_decompress_size = 100_000_000
self.master_key = master_key
self.software_operation = operation
self.local_testing_mode = local_test
self.qubes = qubes
self.file_name = f'{DIR_USER_DATA}{operation}_settings'
self.database = TFCDatabase(self.file_name, master_key)
self.all_keys = list(vars(self).keys())
self.key_list = self.all_keys[:self.all_keys.index('master_key')]
self.defaults = {k: self.__dict__[k] for k in self.key_list}
ensure_dir(DIR_USER_DATA)
if os.path.isfile(self.file_name):
self.load_settings()
else:
self.store_settings()
def __init__(self, master_key: 'MasterKey', settings: 'Settings') -> None:
"""Create a new ContactList object."""
self.settings = settings
self.contacts = [] # type: List[Contact]
self.dummy_contact = self.generate_dummy_contact()
self.file_name = f'{DIR_USER_DATA}{settings.software_operation}_contacts'
self.database = TFCDatabase(self.file_name, master_key)
ensure_dir(DIR_USER_DATA)
if os.path.isfile(self.file_name):
self._load_contacts()
else:
self.store_contacts()
def __init__(self, master_key: 'MasterKey', settings: 'Settings',
contact_list: 'ContactList') -> None:
"""Create a new GroupList object."""
self.settings = settings
self.contact_list = contact_list
self.groups = [] # type: List[Group]
self.file_name = f'{DIR_USER_DATA}{settings.software_operation}_groups'
self.database = TFCDatabase(self.file_name, master_key)
ensure_dir(DIR_USER_DATA)
if os.path.isfile(self.file_name):
self._load_groups()
else:
self.store_groups()
def __init__(self, master_key: 'MasterKey', settings: 'Settings') -> None:
"""Create a new KeyList object."""
self.master_key = master_key
self.settings = settings
self.keysets = [] # type: List[KeySet]
self.dummy_keyset = self.generate_dummy_keyset()
self.dummy_id = self.dummy_keyset.onion_pub_key
self.file_name = f'{DIR_USER_DATA}{settings.software_operation}_keys'
self.database = TFCDatabase(self.file_name, master_key)
ensure_dir(DIR_USER_DATA)
if os.path.isfile(self.file_name):
self._load_keys()
else:
self.store_keys()
def __init__(self, master_key: 'MasterKey') -> None:
"""Create a new OnionService object."""
self.master_key = master_key
self.file_name = f'{DIR_USER_DATA}{TX}_onion_db'
self.database = TFCDatabase(self.file_name, self.master_key)
self.is_delivered = False
self.conf_code = csprng(CONFIRM_CODE_LENGTH)
ensure_dir(DIR_USER_DATA)
if os.path.isfile(self.file_name):
self.onion_private_key = self.load_onion_service_private_key()
else:
self.onion_private_key = self.new_onion_service_private_key()
self.store_onion_service_private_key()
self.public_key = bytes(
nacl.signing.SigningKey(seed=self.onion_private_key).verify_key)
self.user_onion_address = pub_key_to_onion_address(self.public_key)
self.user_short_address = pub_key_to_short_address(self.public_key)
class GroupList(Iterable[Group], Sized):
"""\
GroupList object manages TFC's Group objects and the storage of the
objects in an encrypted database.
The main purpose of this object is to manage the `self.groups`-list
that contains TFC's groups. The database is stored on disk in
encrypted form. Prior to encryption, the database is padded with
dummy groups. Because each group might have a different number of
members, each group is also padded with dummy members. The dummy
groups and members hide the actual number of groups and members that
could otherwise be revealed by the size of the encrypted database.
As long as the user sticks to default settings that limits TFC's
group database to 50 groups and 50 members per group, the database
will effectively hide the actual number of groups and number of
members in them. The maximum number of groups and number of members
per group can be changed by editing the `max_number_of_groups` and
`max_number_of_group_members` settings respectively. Deviating from
the default settings can, however, in theory, reveal to a physical
attacker the user has more than 50 groups or more than 50 members
in a group.
The GroupList object also provides handy methods with human-readable
names for making queries to the database.
"""
def __init__(self, master_key: 'MasterKey', settings: 'Settings',
contact_list: 'ContactList') -> None:
"""Create a new GroupList object."""
self.settings = settings
self.contact_list = contact_list
self.groups = [] # type: List[Group]
self.file_name = f'{DIR_USER_DATA}{settings.software_operation}_groups'
self.database = TFCDatabase(self.file_name, master_key)
ensure_dir(DIR_USER_DATA)
if os.path.isfile(self.file_name):
self._load_groups()
else:
self.store_groups()
def __iter__(self) -> Iterator[Group]:
"""Iterate over Group objects in `self.groups`."""
yield from self.groups
def __len__(self) -> int:
"""Return the number of Group objects in `self.groups`."""
return len(self.groups)
def store_groups(self, replace: bool = True) -> None:
"""Write the list of groups to an encrypted database.
This function will first generate a header that stores
information about the group database content and padding at the
moment of calling. Next, the function will serialize every Group
object (including dummy groups) to form the constant length
plaintext that will be encrypted and stored in the database.
By default, TFC has a maximum number of 50 groups with 50
members. In addition, the group database stores the header that
contains four 8-byte values. The database plaintext length with
50 groups, each with 50 members is
4*8 + 50*(1024 + 4 + 2*1 + 50*32)
= 32 + 50*2630
= 131532 bytes.
The ciphertext includes a 24-byte nonce and a 16-byte tag, so
the size of the final database is 131572 bytes.
"""
pt_bytes = self._generate_group_db_header()
pt_bytes += b''.join(
[g.serialize_g() for g in (self.groups + self._dummy_groups())])
self.database.store_database(pt_bytes, replace)
def _load_groups(self) -> None:
"""Load groups from the encrypted database.
The function first reads, authenticates and decrypts the group
database data. Next, it slices and decodes the header values
that help the function to properly de-serialize the database
content. The function then removes dummy groups based on header
data. Next, the function updates the group database settings if
necessary. It then splits group data based on header data into
blocks, which are further sliced, and processed if necessary,
to obtain data required to create Group objects. Finally, if
needed, the function will update the group database content.
"""
pt_bytes = self.database.load_database()
# Slice and decode headers
group_db_headers, pt_bytes = separate_header(pt_bytes,
GROUP_DB_HEADER_LENGTH)
padding_for_group_db, padding_for_members, number_of_groups, members_in_largest_group \
= list(map(bytes_to_int, split_byte_string(group_db_headers, ENCODED_INTEGER_LENGTH)))
# Slice dummy groups
bytes_per_group = GROUP_STATIC_LENGTH + padding_for_members * ONION_SERVICE_PUBLIC_KEY_LENGTH
dummy_data_len = (padding_for_group_db -
number_of_groups) * bytes_per_group
group_data = pt_bytes[:-dummy_data_len]
update_db = self._check_db_settings(number_of_groups,
members_in_largest_group)
blocks = split_byte_string(group_data, item_len=bytes_per_group)
all_pub_keys = self.contact_list.get_list_of_pub_keys()
dummy_pub_key = onion_address_to_pub_key(DUMMY_MEMBER)
# Deserialize group objects
for block in blocks:
if len(block) != bytes_per_group:
raise CriticalError("Invalid data in group database.")
name_bytes, group_id, log_messages_byte, notification_byte, ser_pub_keys \
= separate_headers(block, [PADDED_UTF32_STR_LENGTH, GROUP_ID_LENGTH] + 2*[ENCODED_BOOLEAN_LENGTH])
pub_key_list = split_byte_string(
ser_pub_keys, item_len=ONION_SERVICE_PUBLIC_KEY_LENGTH)
group_pub_keys = [k for k in pub_key_list if k != dummy_pub_key]
group_members = [
self.contact_list.get_contact_by_pub_key(k)
for k in group_pub_keys if k in all_pub_keys
]
self.groups.append(
Group(name=bytes_to_str(name_bytes),
group_id=group_id,
log_messages=bytes_to_bool(log_messages_byte),
notifications=bytes_to_bool(notification_byte),
members=group_members,
settings=self.settings,
store_groups=self.store_groups))
update_db |= set(all_pub_keys) > set(group_pub_keys)
if update_db:
self.store_groups()
def _check_db_settings(self, number_of_actual_groups: int,
members_in_largest_group: int) -> bool:
"""\
Adjust TFC's settings automatically if the loaded group database
was stored using larger database setting values.
If settings had to be adjusted, return True so the method
`self._load_groups` knows to write changes to a new database.
"""
update_db = False
if number_of_actual_groups > self.settings.max_number_of_groups:
self.settings.max_number_of_groups = round_up(
number_of_actual_groups)
update_db = True
if members_in_largest_group > self.settings.max_number_of_group_members:
self.settings.max_number_of_group_members = round_up(
members_in_largest_group)
update_db = True
if update_db:
self.settings.store_settings()
return update_db
def _generate_group_db_header(self) -> bytes:
"""Generate group database metadata header.
This function produces a 32-byte bytestring that contains four
values that allow the Transmitter or Receiver program to
properly de-serialize the database content:
`max_number_of_groups` helps slice off dummy groups when
loading the database.
`max_number_of_group_members` helps split dummy free group data
into proper length blocks that can
be further sliced and decoded to
data used to build Group objects.
`len(self.groups)` helps slice off dummy groups when
loading the database. It also
allows TFC to automatically adjust
the max_number_of_groups setting.
The value is needed, e.g., in
cases where the group database is
swapped to a backup that has a
different number of groups than
TFC's settings expect.
`self.largest_group()` helps TFC to automatically adjust
the max_number_of_group_members
setting (e.g., in cases like the
one described above).
"""
return b''.join(
list(
map(int_to_bytes, [
self.settings.max_number_of_groups,
self.settings.max_number_of_group_members,
len(self.groups),
self.largest_group()
])))
def _generate_dummy_group(self) -> 'Group':
"""Generate a dummy Group object.
The dummy group simplifies the code around the constant length
serialization when the data is stored to, or read from the
database.
"""
dummy_member = self.contact_list.generate_dummy_contact()
return Group(name=DUMMY_GROUP,
group_id=bytes(GROUP_ID_LENGTH),
log_messages=False,
notifications=False,
members=self.settings.max_number_of_group_members *
[dummy_member],
settings=self.settings,
store_groups=lambda: None)
def _dummy_groups(self) -> List[Group]:
"""Generate a proper size list of dummy groups for database padding."""
number_of_dummies = self.settings.max_number_of_groups - len(
self.groups)
dummy_group = self._generate_dummy_group()
return [dummy_group] * number_of_dummies
def add_group(self, name: str, group_id: bytes, log_messages: bool,
notifications: bool, members: List['Contact']) -> None:
"""Add a new group to `self.groups` and write changes to the database."""
if self.has_group(name):
self.remove_group_by_name(name)
self.groups.append(
Group(name, group_id, log_messages, notifications, members,
self.settings, self.store_groups))
self.store_groups()
def remove_group_by_name(self, name: str) -> None:
"""Remove the specified group from the group list.
If a group with the matching name was found and removed, write
changes to the database.
"""
for i, g in enumerate(self.groups):
if g.name == name:
del self.groups[i]
self.store_groups()
break
def remove_group_by_id(self, group_id: bytes) -> None:
"""Remove the specified group from the group list.
If a group with the matching group ID was found and removed,
write changes to the database.
"""
for i, g in enumerate(self.groups):
if g.group_id == group_id:
del self.groups[i]
self.store_groups()
break
def get_group(self, name: str) -> Group:
"""Return Group object based on its name."""
return next(g for g in self.groups if g.name == name)
def get_group_by_id(self, group_id: bytes) -> Group:
"""Return Group object based on its group ID."""
return next(g for g in self.groups if g.group_id == group_id)
def get_list_of_group_names(self) -> List[str]:
"""Return list of group names."""
return [g.name for g in self.groups]
def get_list_of_group_ids(self) -> List[bytes]:
"""Return list of group IDs."""
return [g.group_id for g in self.groups]
def get_list_of_hr_group_ids(self) -> List[str]:
"""Return list of human readable (B58 encoded) group IDs."""
return [b58encode(g.group_id) for g in self.groups]
def get_group_members(self, group_id: bytes) -> List['Contact']:
"""Return list of group members (Contact objects)."""
return self.get_group_by_id(group_id).members
def has_group(self, name: str) -> bool:
"""Return True if group list has a group with the specified name, else False."""
return any(g.name == name for g in self.groups)
def has_group_id(self, group_id: bytes) -> bool:
"""Return True if group list has a group with the specified group ID, else False."""
return any(g.group_id == group_id for g in self.groups)
def largest_group(self) -> int:
"""Return size of the group that has the most members."""
return max([0] + [len(g) for g in self.groups])
def print_groups(self) -> None:
"""Print list of groups.
Neatly printed group list allows easy group management and it
also allows the user to check active logging and notification
setting, as well as what group ID Relay Program shows
corresponds to what group, and which contacts are in the group.
"""
# Initialize columns
c1 = ['Group']
c2 = ['Group ID']
c3 = ['Logging ']
c4 = ['Notify']
c5 = ['Members']
# Populate columns with group data that has only a single line
for g in self.groups:
c1.append(g.name)
c2.append(b58encode(g.group_id))
c3.append('Yes' if g.log_messages else 'No')
c4.append('Yes' if g.notifications else 'No')
# Calculate the width of single-line columns
c1w, c2w, c3w, c4w = [
max(len(v) for v in column) + CONTACT_LIST_INDENT
for column in [c1, c2, c3, c4]
]
# Create a wrapper for Members-column
wrapped_members_line_indent = c1w + c2w + c3w + c4w
members_column_width = max(
1,
get_terminal_width() - wrapped_members_line_indent)
wrapper = textwrap.TextWrapper(width=members_column_width)
# Populate the Members-column
for g in self.groups:
if g.empty():
c5.append("<Empty group>\n")
else:
comma_separated_nicks = ', '.join(
sorted([m.nick for m in g.members]))
members_column_lines = wrapper.fill(
comma_separated_nicks).split('\n')
final_str = members_column_lines[0] + '\n'
for line in members_column_lines[1:]:
final_str += wrapped_members_line_indent * ' ' + line + '\n'
c5.append(final_str)
# Align columns by adding whitespace between fields of each line
lines = [
f'{f1:{c1w}}{f2:{c2w}}{f3:{c3w}}{f4:{c4w}}{f5}'
for f1, f2, f3, f4, f5 in zip(c1, c2, c3, c4, c5)
]
# Add a terminal-wide line between the column names and the data
lines.insert(1, get_terminal_width() * '─')
# Print the group list
print('\n'.join(lines) + '\n')
def setUp(self) -> None:
"""Pre-test actions."""
self.unit_test_dir = cd_unit_test()
self.database_name = 'unittest_db'
self.master_key = MasterKey()
self.database = TFCDatabase(self.database_name, self.master_key)
class TestTFCDatabase(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self) -> None:
"""Pre-test actions."""
self.unit_test_dir = cd_unit_test()
self.database_name = 'unittest_db'
self.master_key = MasterKey()
self.database = TFCDatabase(self.database_name, self.master_key)
def tearDown(self) -> None:
"""Post-test actions."""
cleanup(self.unit_test_dir)
@mock.patch('os.fsync', return_value=MagicMock)
def test_write_to_file(self, mock_os_fsync) -> None:
# Setup
data = os.urandom(MASTERKEY_DB_SIZE)
# Test
self.assertIsNone(self.database.write_to_file(self.database_name, data))
with open(self.database_name, 'rb') as f:
stored_data = f.read()
self.assertEqual(data, stored_data)
mock_os_fsync.assert_called()
def test_verify_file(self) -> None:
# Setup
pt_bytes = os.urandom(MASTERKEY_DB_SIZE)
ct_bytes = encrypt_and_sign(pt_bytes, self.master_key.master_key)
with open(self.database_name, 'wb') as f:
f.write(ct_bytes)
# Test valid file content returns True.
self.assertTrue(self.database.verify_file(self.database_name))
# Test invalid file content returns False.
tamper_file(self.database_name, tamper_size=1)
self.assertFalse(self.database.verify_file(self.database_name))
def test_ensure_temp_write_raises_critical_error_after_exceeding_retry_limit(self) -> None:
# Setup
orig_verify_file = self.database.verify_file
self.database.verify_file = MagicMock(side_effect=DB_WRITE_RETRY_LIMIT*[False])
# Test
with self.assertRaises(SystemExit):
self.database.store_database(os.urandom(MASTERKEY_DB_SIZE))
# Teardown
self.database.verify_file = orig_verify_file
def test_ensure_temp_write_succeeds_just_before_limit(self) -> None:
# Setup
orig_verify_file = self.database.verify_file
self.database.verify_file = MagicMock(side_effect=(DB_WRITE_RETRY_LIMIT-1)*[False] + [True])
# Test
self.assertIsNone(self.database.store_database(os.urandom(MASTERKEY_DB_SIZE)))
# Teardown
self.database.verify_file = orig_verify_file
def test_store_database_encrypts_data_with_master_key_and_replaces_temp_file_and_original_file(self) -> None:
# Setup
pt_old = os.urandom(MASTERKEY_DB_SIZE)
ct_old = encrypt_and_sign(pt_old, self.master_key.master_key)
with open(self.database_name, 'wb') as f:
f.write(ct_old)
pt_new = os.urandom(MASTERKEY_DB_SIZE)
ct_temp = os.urandom(MASTERKEY_DB_SIZE)
with open(self.database.database_temp, 'wb') as f:
f.write(ct_temp)
# Test
self.assertTrue(os.path.isfile(self.database.database_temp))
self.assertIsNone(self.database.store_database(pt_new))
self.assertFalse(os.path.isfile(self.database.database_temp))
with open(self.database_name, 'rb') as f:
purp_data = f.read()
purp_pt = auth_and_decrypt(purp_data, self.master_key.master_key)
self.assertEqual(purp_pt, pt_new)
def test_replace_database(self) -> None:
# Setup
self.assertFalse(os.path.isfile(self.database.database_name))
self.assertFalse(os.path.isfile(self.database.database_temp))
with open(self.database.database_temp, 'wb') as f:
f.write(b'temp_file')
self.assertFalse(os.path.isfile(self.database.database_name))
self.assertTrue(os.path.isfile(self.database.database_temp))
# Test
self.assertIsNone(self.database.replace_database())
self.assertFalse(os.path.isfile(self.database.database_temp))
self.assertTrue(os.path.isfile(self.database.database_name))
def test_load_database_ignores_invalid_temp_database(self) -> None:
# Setup
pt_old = os.urandom(MASTERKEY_DB_SIZE)
ct_old = encrypt_and_sign(pt_old, self.master_key.master_key)
with open(self.database_name, 'wb') as f:
f.write(ct_old)
ct_temp = os.urandom(MASTERKEY_DB_SIZE)
with open(self.database.database_temp, 'wb') as f:
f.write(ct_temp)
# Test
self.assertTrue(os.path.isfile(self.database.database_temp))
self.assertEqual(self.database.load_database(), pt_old)
self.assertFalse(os.path.isfile(self.database.database_temp))
def test_load_database_prefers_valid_temp_database(self) -> None:
# Setup
pt_old = os.urandom(MASTERKEY_DB_SIZE)
ct_old = encrypt_and_sign(pt_old, self.master_key.master_key)
with open(self.database_name, 'wb') as f:
f.write(ct_old)
pt_temp = os.urandom(MASTERKEY_DB_SIZE)
ct_temp = encrypt_and_sign(pt_temp, self.master_key.master_key)
with open(self.database.database_temp, 'wb') as f:
f.write(ct_temp)
# Test
self.assertTrue(os.path.isfile(self.database.database_temp))
self.assertEqual(self.database.load_database(), pt_temp)
self.assertFalse(os.path.isfile(self.database.database_temp))
class KeyList(object):
"""\
KeyList object manages TFC's KeySet objects and the storage of the
objects in an encrypted database.
The main purpose of this object is to manage the `self.keysets`-list
that contains TFC's keys. The database is stored on disk in
encrypted form. Prior to encryption, the database is padded with
dummy KeySets. The dummy KeySets hide the number of actual KeySets
and thus the number of contacts, that would otherwise be revealed by
the size of the encrypted database. As long as the user has less
than 50 contacts, the database will effectively hide the actual
number of contacts.
The KeySet database is separated from contact database as traffic
masking needs to update keys frequently with no risk of read/write
queue blocking that occurs, e.g., when an updated nick of contact is
being stored in the database.
"""
def __init__(self, master_key: 'MasterKey', settings: 'Settings') -> None:
"""Create a new KeyList object."""
self.master_key = master_key
self.settings = settings
self.keysets = [] # type: List[KeySet]
self.dummy_keyset = self.generate_dummy_keyset()
self.dummy_id = self.dummy_keyset.onion_pub_key
self.file_name = f'{DIR_USER_DATA}{settings.software_operation}_keys'
self.database = TFCDatabase(self.file_name, master_key)
ensure_dir(DIR_USER_DATA)
if os.path.isfile(self.file_name):
self._load_keys()
else:
self.store_keys()
def store_keys(self, replace: bool = True) -> None:
"""Write the list of KeySet objects to an encrypted database.
This function will first create a list of KeySets and dummy
KeySets. It will then serialize every KeySet object on that list
and join the constant length byte strings to form the plaintext
that will be encrypted and stored in the database.
By default, TFC has a maximum number of 50 contacts. In
addition, the database stores the KeySet used to encrypt
commands from Transmitter to Receiver Program). The plaintext
length of 51 serialized KeySets is 51*176 = 8976 bytes. The
ciphertext includes a 24-byte nonce and a 16-byte tag, so the
size of the final database is 9016 bytes.
"""
pt_bytes = b''.join(
[k.serialize_k() for k in self.keysets + self._dummy_keysets()])
self.database.store_database(pt_bytes, replace)
def _load_keys(self) -> None:
"""Load KeySets from the encrypted database.
This function first reads and decrypts the database content. It
then splits the plaintext into a list of 176-byte blocks. Each
block contains the serialized data of one KeySet. Next, the
function will remove from the list all dummy KeySets (that start
with the `dummy_id` byte string). The function will then
populate the `self.keysets` list with KeySet objects, the data
of which is sliced and decoded from the dummy-free blocks.
"""
pt_bytes = self.database.load_database()
blocks = split_byte_string(pt_bytes, item_len=KEYSET_LENGTH)
df_blocks = [b for b in blocks if not b.startswith(self.dummy_id)]
for block in df_blocks:
if len(block) != KEYSET_LENGTH:
raise CriticalError("Invalid data in key database.")
onion_pub_key, tx_mk, rx_mk, tx_hk, rx_hk, tx_harac_bytes, rx_harac_bytes \
= separate_headers(block, [ONION_SERVICE_PUBLIC_KEY_LENGTH] + 4*[SYMMETRIC_KEY_LENGTH] + [HARAC_LENGTH])
self.keysets.append(
KeySet(onion_pub_key=onion_pub_key,
tx_mk=tx_mk,
rx_mk=rx_mk,
tx_hk=tx_hk,
rx_hk=rx_hk,
tx_harac=bytes_to_int(tx_harac_bytes),
rx_harac=bytes_to_int(rx_harac_bytes),
store_keys=self.store_keys))
@staticmethod
def generate_dummy_keyset() -> 'KeySet':
"""Generate a dummy KeySet object.
The dummy KeySet simplifies the code around the constant length
serialization when the data is stored to, or read from the
database.
In case the dummy keyset would ever be loaded accidentally, it
uses a set of random keys to prevent decryption by eavesdropper.
"""
return KeySet(onion_pub_key=onion_address_to_pub_key(DUMMY_CONTACT),
tx_mk=csprng(),
rx_mk=csprng(),
tx_hk=csprng(),
rx_hk=csprng(),
tx_harac=INITIAL_HARAC,
rx_harac=INITIAL_HARAC,
store_keys=lambda: None)
def _dummy_keysets(self) -> List[KeySet]:
"""\
Generate a proper size list of dummy KeySets for database
padding.
The additional contact (+1) is the local key.
"""
number_of_contacts_to_store = self.settings.max_number_of_contacts + 1
number_of_dummies = number_of_contacts_to_store - len(self.keysets)
return [self.dummy_keyset] * number_of_dummies
def add_keyset(self, onion_pub_key: bytes, tx_mk: bytes, rx_mk: bytes,
tx_hk: bytes, rx_hk: bytes) -> None:
"""\
Add a new KeySet to `self.keysets` list and write changes to the
database.
"""
if self.has_keyset(onion_pub_key):
self.remove_keyset(onion_pub_key)
self.keysets.append(
KeySet(onion_pub_key=onion_pub_key,
tx_mk=tx_mk,
rx_mk=rx_mk,
tx_hk=tx_hk,
rx_hk=rx_hk,
tx_harac=INITIAL_HARAC,
rx_harac=INITIAL_HARAC,
store_keys=self.store_keys))
self.store_keys()
def remove_keyset(self, onion_pub_key: bytes) -> None:
"""\
Remove KeySet from `self.keysets` based on Onion Service public key.
If the KeySet was found and removed, write changes to the database.
"""
for i, k in enumerate(self.keysets):
if k.onion_pub_key == onion_pub_key:
del self.keysets[i]
self.store_keys()
break
def change_master_key(self, queues: 'QueueDict') -> None:
"""Change the master key and encrypt the database with the new key."""
key_queue = queues[KEY_MANAGEMENT_QUEUE]
ack_queue = queues[KEY_MGMT_ACK_QUEUE]
# Halt sender loop here until keys have been replaced by the
# `input_loop` process, and new master key is delivered.
ack_queue.put(KDB_HALT_ACK_HEADER)
while key_queue.qsize() == 0:
time.sleep(0.001)
new_master_key = key_queue.get()
# Replace master key.
self.database.database_key = new_master_key
self.master_key.master_key = new_master_key
# Send new master key back to `input_loop` process to verify it was received.
ack_queue.put(new_master_key)
def update_database(self, settings: 'Settings') -> None:
"""Update settings and database size."""
self.settings = settings
self.store_keys()
def get_keyset(self, onion_pub_key: bytes) -> KeySet:
"""\
Return KeySet object from `self.keysets`-list that matches the
Onion Service public key used as the selector.
"""
return next(k for k in self.keysets
if k.onion_pub_key == onion_pub_key)
def get_list_of_pub_keys(self) -> List[bytes]:
"""Return list of Onion Service public keys for KeySets."""
return [
k.onion_pub_key for k in self.keysets
if k.onion_pub_key != LOCAL_PUBKEY
]
def has_keyset(self, onion_pub_key: bytes) -> bool:
"""Return True if KeySet with matching Onion Service public key exists, else False."""
return any(onion_pub_key == k.onion_pub_key for k in self.keysets)
def has_rx_mk(self, onion_pub_key: bytes) -> bool:
"""\
Return True if KeySet with matching Onion Service public key has
rx-message key, else False.
When the PSK key exchange option is selected, the KeySet for
newly created contact on Receiver Program is a null-byte string.
This default value indicates the PSK of contact has not yet been
imported.
"""
return self.get_keyset(onion_pub_key).rx_mk != bytes(
SYMMETRIC_KEY_LENGTH)
def has_local_keyset(self) -> bool:
"""Return True if local KeySet object exists, else False."""
return any(k.onion_pub_key == LOCAL_PUBKEY for k in self.keysets)
def manage(self, queues: 'QueueDict', command: str, *params: Any) -> None:
"""Manage KeyList based on a command.
The command is delivered from `input_process` to `sender_loop`
process via the `KEY_MANAGEMENT_QUEUE`.
"""
if command == KDB_ADD_ENTRY_HEADER:
self.add_keyset(*params)
elif command == KDB_REMOVE_ENTRY_HEADER:
self.remove_keyset(*params)
elif command == KDB_M_KEY_CHANGE_HALT_HEADER:
self.change_master_key(queues)
elif command == KDB_UPDATE_SIZE_HEADER:
self.update_database(*params)
else:
raise CriticalError(
f"Invalid KeyList management command '{command}'.")
class Settings(object):
"""\
Settings object stores user adjustable settings (excluding those
related to serial interface) under an encrypted database.
"""
def __init__(self,
master_key: 'MasterKey', # MasterKey object
operation: str, # Operation mode of the program (Tx or Rx)
local_test: bool, # Local testing setting from command-line argument
qubes: bool = False # Qubes setting from command-line argument
) -> None:
"""Create a new Settings object.
The settings below are defaults, and are only to be altered from
within the program itself. Changes made to the default settings
are stored in the encrypted settings database, from which they
are loaded when the program starts.
"""
# Common settings
self.disable_gui_dialog = False
self.max_number_of_group_members = 50
self.max_number_of_groups = 50
self.max_number_of_contacts = 50
self.log_messages_by_default = False
self.accept_files_by_default = False
self.show_notifications_by_default = True
self.log_file_masking = False
self.ask_password_for_log_access = True
# Transmitter settings
self.nc_bypass_messages = False
self.confirm_sent_files = True
self.double_space_exits = False
self.traffic_masking = False
self.tm_static_delay = 2.0
self.tm_random_delay = 2.0
# Relay Settings
self.allow_contact_requests = True
# Receiver settings
self.new_message_notify_preview = False
self.new_message_notify_duration = 1.0
self.max_decompress_size = 100_000_000
self.master_key = master_key
self.software_operation = operation
self.local_testing_mode = local_test
self.qubes = qubes
self.file_name = f'{DIR_USER_DATA}{operation}_settings'
self.database = TFCDatabase(self.file_name, master_key)
self.all_keys = list(vars(self).keys())
self.key_list = self.all_keys[:self.all_keys.index('master_key')]
self.defaults = {k: self.__dict__[k] for k in self.key_list}
ensure_dir(DIR_USER_DATA)
if os.path.isfile(self.file_name):
self.load_settings()
else:
self.store_settings()
def store_settings(self, replace: bool = True) -> None:
"""Store settings to an encrypted database.
The plaintext in the encrypted database is a constant
length bytestring regardless of stored setting values.
"""
attribute_list = [self.__getattribute__(k) for k in self.key_list]
bytes_lst = []
for a in attribute_list:
if isinstance(a, bool):
bytes_lst.append(bool_to_bytes(a))
elif isinstance(a, int):
bytes_lst.append(int_to_bytes(a))
elif isinstance(a, float):
bytes_lst.append(double_to_bytes(a))
else:
raise CriticalError("Invalid attribute type in settings.")
pt_bytes = b''.join(bytes_lst)
self.database.store_database(pt_bytes, replace)
def load_settings(self) -> None:
"""Load settings from the encrypted database."""
pt_bytes = self.database.load_database()
# Update settings based on plaintext byte string content
for key in self.key_list:
attribute = self.__getattribute__(key)
if isinstance(attribute, bool):
value = bytes_to_bool(pt_bytes[0]) # type: Union[bool, int, float]
pt_bytes = pt_bytes[ENCODED_BOOLEAN_LENGTH:]
elif isinstance(attribute, int):
value = bytes_to_int(pt_bytes[:ENCODED_INTEGER_LENGTH])
pt_bytes = pt_bytes[ENCODED_INTEGER_LENGTH:]
elif isinstance(attribute, float):
value = bytes_to_double(pt_bytes[:ENCODED_FLOAT_LENGTH])
pt_bytes = pt_bytes[ENCODED_FLOAT_LENGTH:]
else:
raise CriticalError("Invalid data type in settings default values.")
setattr(self, key, value)
def change_setting(self,
key: str, # Name of the setting
value_str: str, # Value of the setting
contact_list: 'ContactList',
group_list: 'GroupList'
) -> None:
"""Parse, update and store new setting value."""
attribute = self.__getattribute__(key)
try:
if isinstance(attribute, bool):
value = dict(true=True, false=False)[value_str.lower()] # type: Union[bool, int, float]
elif isinstance(attribute, int):
value = int(value_str)
if value < 0 or value > MAX_INT:
raise ValueError
elif isinstance(attribute, float):
value = float(value_str)
if value < 0.0:
raise ValueError
else:
raise CriticalError("Invalid attribute type in settings.")
except (KeyError, ValueError):
raise SoftError(f"Error: Invalid setting value '{value_str}'.", head_clear=True)
self.validate_key_value_pair(key, value, contact_list, group_list)
setattr(self, key, value)
self.store_settings()
@staticmethod
def validate_key_value_pair(key: str, # Name of the setting
value: 'SettingType', # Value of the setting
contact_list: 'ContactList', # ContactList object
group_list: 'GroupList', # GroupList object
) -> None:
"""Evaluate values for settings that have further restrictions."""
Settings.validate_database_limit(key, value)
Settings.validate_max_number_of_group_members(key, value, group_list)
Settings.validate_max_number_of_groups(key, value, group_list)
Settings.validate_max_number_of_contacts(key, value, contact_list)
Settings.validate_new_message_notify_duration(key, value)
Settings.validate_traffic_masking_delay(key, value, contact_list)
@staticmethod
def validate_database_limit(key: str, value: 'SettingType') -> None:
"""Validate setting values for database entry limits."""
if key in ["max_number_of_group_members", "max_number_of_groups", "max_number_of_contacts"]:
if value % 10 != 0 or value == 0:
raise SoftError("Error: Database padding settings must be divisible by 10.", head_clear=True)
@staticmethod
def validate_max_number_of_group_members(key: str,
value: 'SettingType',
group_list: 'GroupList'
) -> None:
"""Validate setting value for maximum number of group members."""
if key == "max_number_of_group_members":
min_size = round_up(group_list.largest_group())
if value < min_size:
raise SoftError(f"Error: Can't set the max number of members lower than {min_size}.", head_clear=True)
@staticmethod
def validate_max_number_of_groups(key: str,
value: 'SettingType',
group_list: 'GroupList'
) -> None:
"""Validate setting value for maximum number of groups."""
if key == "max_number_of_groups":
min_size = round_up(len(group_list))
if value < min_size:
raise SoftError(f"Error: Can't set the max number of groups lower than {min_size}.", head_clear=True)
@staticmethod
def validate_max_number_of_contacts(key: str,
value: 'SettingType',
contact_list: 'ContactList'
) -> None:
"""Validate setting value for maximum number of contacts."""
if key == "max_number_of_contacts":
min_size = round_up(len(contact_list))
if value < min_size:
raise SoftError(f"Error: Can't set the max number of contacts lower than {min_size}.", head_clear=True)
@staticmethod
def validate_new_message_notify_duration(key: str, value: 'SettingType') -> None:
"""Validate setting value for duration of new message notification."""
if key == "new_message_notify_duration" and value < 0.05:
raise SoftError("Error: Too small value for message notify duration.", head_clear=True)
@staticmethod
def validate_traffic_masking_delay(key: str,
value: 'SettingType',
contact_list: 'ContactList'
) -> None:
"""Validate setting value for traffic masking delays."""
if key in ["tm_static_delay", "tm_random_delay"]:
for key_, name, min_setting in [("tm_static_delay", "static", TRAFFIC_MASKING_MIN_STATIC_DELAY),
("tm_random_delay", "random", TRAFFIC_MASKING_MIN_RANDOM_DELAY)]:
if key == key_ and value < min_setting:
raise SoftError(f"Error: Can't set {name} delay lower than {min_setting}.", head_clear=True)
if contact_list.settings.software_operation == TX:
m_print(["WARNING!", "Changing traffic masking delay can make your endpoint and traffic look unique!"],
bold=True, head=1, tail=1)
if not yes("Proceed anyway?"):
raise SoftError("Aborted traffic masking setting change.", head_clear=True)
m_print("Traffic masking setting will change on restart.", head=1, tail=1)
def print_settings(self) -> None:
"""\
Print list of settings, their current and
default values, and setting descriptions.
"""
desc_d = {
# Common settings
"disable_gui_dialog": "True replaces GUI dialogs with CLI prompts",
"max_number_of_group_members": "Maximum number of members in a group",
"max_number_of_groups": "Maximum number of groups",
"max_number_of_contacts": "Maximum number of contacts",
"log_messages_by_default": "Default logging setting for new contacts/groups",
"accept_files_by_default": "Default file reception setting for new contacts",
"show_notifications_by_default": "Default message notification setting for new contacts/groups",
"log_file_masking": "True hides real size of log file during traffic masking",
"ask_password_for_log_access": "False disables password prompt when viewing/exporting logs",
# Transmitter settings
"nc_bypass_messages": "False removes Networked Computer bypass interrupt messages",
"confirm_sent_files": "False sends files without asking for confirmation",
"double_space_exits": "True exits, False clears screen with double space command",
"traffic_masking": "True enables traffic masking to hide metadata",
"tm_static_delay": "The static delay between traffic masking packets",
"tm_random_delay": "Max random delay for traffic masking timing obfuscation",
# Relay settings
"allow_contact_requests": "When False, does not show TFC contact requests",
# Receiver settings
"new_message_notify_preview": "When True, shows a preview of the received message",
"new_message_notify_duration": "Number of seconds new message notification appears",
"max_decompress_size": "Max size Receiver accepts when decompressing file"}
# Columns
c1 = ['Setting name']
c2 = ['Current value']
c3 = ['Default value']
c4 = ['Description']
terminal_width = get_terminal_width()
description_indent = 64
if terminal_width < description_indent + 1:
raise SoftError("Error: Screen width is too small.", head_clear=True)
# Populate columns with setting data
for key in self.defaults:
c1.append(key)
c2.append(str(self.__getattribute__(key)))
c3.append(str(self.defaults[key]))
description = desc_d[key]
wrapper = textwrap.TextWrapper(width=max(1, (terminal_width - description_indent)))
desc_lines = wrapper.fill(description).split('\n')
desc_string = desc_lines[0]
for line in desc_lines[1:]:
desc_string += '\n' + description_indent * ' ' + line
if len(desc_lines) > 1:
desc_string += '\n'
c4.append(desc_string)
# Calculate column widths
c1w, c2w, c3w = [max(len(v) for v in column) + SETTINGS_INDENT for column in [c1, c2, c3]]
# Align columns by adding whitespace between fields of each line
lines = [f'{f1:{c1w}} {f2:{c2w}} {f3:{c3w}} {f4}' for f1, f2, f3, f4 in zip(c1, c2, c3, c4)]
# Add a terminal-wide line between the column names and the data
lines.insert(1, get_terminal_width() * '─')
# Print the settings
clear_screen()
print('\n' + '\n'.join(lines))
class ContactList(Iterable[Contact], Sized):
"""\
ContactList object manages TFC's Contact objects and the storage of
the objects in an encrypted database.
The main purpose of this object is to manage the `self.contacts`
list that contains TFC's contacts. The database is stored on disk
in encrypted form. Prior to encryption, the database is padded with
dummy contacts. The dummy contacts hide the number of actual
contacts that would otherwise be revealed by the size of the
encrypted database. As long as the user has less than 50 contacts,
the database will effectively hide the actual number of contacts.
The maximum number of contacts (and thus the size of the database)
can be changed by editing the `max_number_of_contacts` setting. This
can however, in theory, reveal to a physical attacker the user has
more than 50 contacts.
The ContactList object also provides handy methods with human-
readable names for making queries to the database.
"""
def __init__(self, master_key: 'MasterKey', settings: 'Settings') -> None:
"""Create a new ContactList object."""
self.settings = settings
self.contacts = [] # type: List[Contact]
self.dummy_contact = self.generate_dummy_contact()
self.file_name = f'{DIR_USER_DATA}{settings.software_operation}_contacts'
self.database = TFCDatabase(self.file_name, master_key)
ensure_dir(DIR_USER_DATA)
if os.path.isfile(self.file_name):
self._load_contacts()
else:
self.store_contacts()
def __iter__(self) -> Iterator[Contact]:
"""Iterate over Contact objects in `self.contacts`."""
yield from self.contacts
def __len__(self) -> int:
"""Return the number of contacts in `self.contacts`.
The Contact object that represents the local key is left out of
the calculation.
"""
return len(self.get_list_of_contacts())
def store_contacts(self, replace: bool = True) -> None:
"""Write the list of contacts to an encrypted database.
This function will first create a list of contacts and dummy
contacts. It will then serialize every Contact object on that
list and join the constant length byte strings to form the
plaintext that will be encrypted and stored in the database.
By default, TFC has a maximum number of 50 contacts. In
addition, the database stores the contact that represents the
local key (used to encrypt commands from Transmitter to Receiver
Program). The plaintext length of 51 serialized contacts is
51*1124 = 57364 bytes. The ciphertext includes a 24-byte nonce
and a 16-byte tag, so the size of the final database is 57313
bytes.
"""
pt_bytes = b''.join(
[c.serialize_c() for c in self.contacts + self._dummy_contacts()])
self.database.store_database(pt_bytes, replace)
def _load_contacts(self) -> None:
"""Load contacts from the encrypted database.
This function first reads and decrypts the database content. It
then splits the plaintext into a list of 1124-byte blocks: each
block contains the serialized data of one contact. Next, the
function will remove from the list all dummy contacts (that
start with dummy contact's public key). The function will then
populate the `self.contacts` list with Contact objects, the data
of which is sliced and decoded from the dummy-free blocks.
"""
pt_bytes = self.database.load_database()
blocks = split_byte_string(pt_bytes, item_len=CONTACT_LENGTH)
df_blocks = [
b for b in blocks
if not b.startswith(self.dummy_contact.onion_pub_key)
]
for block in df_blocks:
if len(block) != CONTACT_LENGTH:
raise CriticalError("Invalid data in contact database.")
(onion_pub_key, tx_fingerprint, rx_fingerprint, kex_status_byte,
log_messages_byte, file_reception_byte,
notifications_byte, nick_bytes) = separate_headers(
block,
[ONION_SERVICE_PUBLIC_KEY_LENGTH] + 2 * [FINGERPRINT_LENGTH] +
[KEX_STATUS_LENGTH] + 3 * [ENCODED_BOOLEAN_LENGTH])
self.contacts.append(
Contact(onion_pub_key=onion_pub_key,
tx_fingerprint=tx_fingerprint,
rx_fingerprint=rx_fingerprint,
kex_status=kex_status_byte,
log_messages=bytes_to_bool(log_messages_byte),
file_reception=bytes_to_bool(file_reception_byte),
notifications=bytes_to_bool(notifications_byte),
nick=bytes_to_str(nick_bytes)))
@staticmethod
def generate_dummy_contact() -> Contact:
"""Generate a dummy Contact object.
The dummy contact simplifies the code around the constant length
serialization when the data is stored to, or read from the
database.
"""
return Contact(onion_pub_key=onion_address_to_pub_key(DUMMY_CONTACT),
nick=DUMMY_NICK,
tx_fingerprint=bytes(FINGERPRINT_LENGTH),
rx_fingerprint=bytes(FINGERPRINT_LENGTH),
kex_status=KEX_STATUS_NONE,
log_messages=False,
file_reception=False,
notifications=False)
def _dummy_contacts(self) -> List[Contact]:
"""\
Generate a list of dummy contacts for database padding.
The number of dummy contacts depends on the number of actual
contacts.
The additional contact (+1) is the local contact used to
represent the presence of the local key on Transmitter Program's
`input_loop` process side that does not have access to the
KeyList database that contains the local key.
"""
number_of_contacts_to_store = self.settings.max_number_of_contacts + 1
number_of_dummies = number_of_contacts_to_store - len(self.contacts)
return [self.dummy_contact] * number_of_dummies
def add_contact(self, onion_pub_key: bytes, nick: str,
tx_fingerprint: bytes, rx_fingerprint: bytes,
kex_status: bytes, log_messages: bool,
file_reception: bool, notifications: bool) -> None:
"""\
Add a new contact to `self.contacts` list and write changes to
the database.
Because TFC's hardware separation prevents automated DH-ratchet,
the only way for the users to re-negotiate new keys is to start
a new session by re-adding the contact. If the contact is
re-added, TFC will need to remove the existing Contact object
before adding the new one. In such case, TFC will update the
nick, kex status, and fingerprints, but it will keep the old
logging, file reception, and notification settings of the
contact (as opposed to using the defaults determined by TFC's
Settings object).
"""
if self.has_pub_key(onion_pub_key):
current_contact = self.get_contact_by_pub_key(onion_pub_key)
log_messages = current_contact.log_messages
file_reception = current_contact.file_reception
notifications = current_contact.notifications
self.remove_contact_by_pub_key(onion_pub_key)
self.contacts.append(
Contact(onion_pub_key, nick, tx_fingerprint, rx_fingerprint,
kex_status, log_messages, file_reception, notifications))
self.store_contacts()
def remove_contact_by_pub_key(self, onion_pub_key: bytes) -> None:
"""Remove the contact that has a matching Onion Service public key.
If the contact was found and removed, write changes to the database.
"""
for i, c in enumerate(self.contacts):
if c.onion_pub_key == onion_pub_key:
del self.contacts[i]
self.store_contacts()
break
def remove_contact_by_address_or_nick(self, selector: str) -> None:
"""Remove the contact that has a matching nick or Onion Service address.
If the contact was found and removed, write changes to the database.
"""
for i, c in enumerate(self.contacts):
if selector in [c.onion_address, c.nick]:
del self.contacts[i]
self.store_contacts()
break
def get_contact_by_pub_key(self, onion_pub_key: bytes) -> Contact:
"""\
Return the Contact object from `self.contacts` list that has the
matching Onion Service public key.
"""
return next(c for c in self.contacts
if onion_pub_key == c.onion_pub_key)
def get_contact_by_address_or_nick(self, selector: str) -> Contact:
"""\
Return the Contact object from `self.contacts` list that has the
matching nick or Onion Service address.
"""
return next(c for c in self.contacts
if selector in [c.onion_address, c.nick])
def get_nick_by_pub_key(self, onion_pub_key: bytes) -> str:
"""Return nick of contact that has a matching Onion Service public key."""
return next(c.nick for c in self.contacts
if onion_pub_key == c.onion_pub_key)
def get_list_of_contacts(self) -> List[Contact]:
"""Return list of Contact objects in `self.contacts` list."""
return [c for c in self.contacts if c.onion_address != LOCAL_ID]
def get_list_of_addresses(self) -> List[str]:
"""Return list of contacts' TFC accounts."""
return [
c.onion_address for c in self.contacts
if c.onion_address != LOCAL_ID
]
def get_list_of_nicks(self) -> List[str]:
"""Return list of contacts' nicks."""
return [c.nick for c in self.contacts if c.onion_address != LOCAL_ID]
def get_list_of_pub_keys(self) -> List[bytes]:
"""Return list of contacts' public keys."""
return [
c.onion_pub_key for c in self.contacts
if c.onion_address != LOCAL_ID
]
def get_list_of_pending_pub_keys(self) -> List[bytes]:
"""Return list of public keys for contacts that haven't completed key exchange yet."""
return [
c.onion_pub_key for c in self.contacts
if c.kex_status == KEX_STATUS_PENDING
]
def get_list_of_existing_pub_keys(self) -> List[bytes]:
"""Return list of public keys for contacts with whom key exchange has been completed."""
return [
c.onion_pub_key for c in self.get_list_of_contacts()
if c.kex_status in [
KEX_STATUS_UNVERIFIED, KEX_STATUS_VERIFIED,
KEX_STATUS_HAS_RX_PSK, KEX_STATUS_NO_RX_PSK
]
]
def contact_selectors(self) -> List[str]:
"""Return list of string-type UIDs that can be used to select a contact."""
return self.get_list_of_addresses() + self.get_list_of_nicks()
def has_contacts(self) -> bool:
"""Return True if ContactList has any contacts, else False."""
return any(self.get_list_of_contacts())
def has_only_pending_contacts(self) -> bool:
"""Return True if ContactList only has pending contacts, else False."""
return all(c.kex_status == KEX_STATUS_PENDING
for c in self.get_list_of_contacts())
def has_pub_key(self, onion_pub_key: bytes) -> bool:
"""Return True if contact with public key exists, else False."""
return onion_pub_key in self.get_list_of_pub_keys()
def has_local_contact(self) -> bool:
"""Return True if the local key has been exchanged, else False."""
return any(c.onion_address == LOCAL_ID for c in self.contacts)
def print_contacts(self) -> None:
"""Print the list of contacts.
Neatly printed contact list allows easy contact management:
It allows the user to check active logging, file reception and
notification settings, as well as what key exchange was used
and what is the state of that key exchange. The contact list
also shows and what the account displayed by the Relay Program
corresponds to what nick etc.
"""
# Initialize columns
c1 = ['Contact']
c2 = ['Account']
c3 = ['Logging']
c4 = ['Notify']
c5 = ['Files ']
c6 = ['Key Ex']
# Key exchange status dictionary
kex_dict = {
KEX_STATUS_PENDING: f"{ECDHE} (Pending)",
KEX_STATUS_UNVERIFIED: f"{ECDHE} (Unverified)",
KEX_STATUS_VERIFIED: f"{ECDHE} (Verified)",
KEX_STATUS_NO_RX_PSK: f"{PSK} (No contact key)",
KEX_STATUS_HAS_RX_PSK: PSK
}
# Populate columns with contact data
for c in self.get_list_of_contacts():
c1.append(c.nick)
c2.append(c.short_address)
c3.append('Yes' if c.log_messages else 'No')
c4.append('Yes' if c.notifications else 'No')
c5.append('Accept' if c.file_reception else 'Reject')
c6.append(kex_dict[c.kex_status])
# Calculate column widths
c1w, c2w, c3w, c4w, c5w, = [
max(len(v) for v in column) + CONTACT_LIST_INDENT
for column in [c1, c2, c3, c4, c5]
]
# Align columns by adding whitespace between fields of each line
lines = [
f'{f1:{c1w}}{f2:{c2w}}{f3:{c3w}}{f4:{c4w}}{f5:{c5w}}{f6}'
for f1, f2, f3, f4, f5, f6 in zip(c1, c2, c3, c4, c5, c6)
]
# Add a terminal-wide line between the column names and the data
lines.insert(1, get_terminal_width() * '─')
# Print the contact list
clear_screen()
print('\n' + '\n'.join(lines) + '\n\n')
class OnionService(object):
"""\
OnionService object manages the persistent Ed25519 key used
to create a v3 Tor Onion Service on the Networked Computer.
The reason the key is generated by Transmitter Program on Source
Computer, is this ensures that even when Networked Computer runs an
amnesic Linux distribution like Tails, the long term private
signing key is not lost between sessions.
The private key for Onion Service can not be kept as protected as
TFC's other private message/header keys (that never leave
Source/Destination computer). This is however OK, as the Onion
Service private key is only as secure as the networked endpoint
anyway.
"""
def __init__(self, master_key: 'MasterKey') -> None:
"""Create a new OnionService object."""
self.master_key = master_key
self.file_name = f'{DIR_USER_DATA}{TX}_onion_db'
self.database = TFCDatabase(self.file_name, self.master_key)
self.is_delivered = False
self.conf_code = csprng(CONFIRM_CODE_LENGTH)
ensure_dir(DIR_USER_DATA)
if os.path.isfile(self.file_name):
self.onion_private_key = self.load_onion_service_private_key()
else:
self.onion_private_key = self.new_onion_service_private_key()
self.store_onion_service_private_key()
self.public_key = bytes(
nacl.signing.SigningKey(seed=self.onion_private_key).verify_key)
self.user_onion_address = pub_key_to_onion_address(self.public_key)
self.user_short_address = pub_key_to_short_address(self.public_key)
@staticmethod
def new_onion_service_private_key() -> bytes:
"""Generate a new Onion Service private key and store it."""
phase("Generate Tor OS key")
onion_private_key = csprng(ONION_SERVICE_PRIVATE_KEY_LENGTH)
phase(DONE)
return onion_private_key
def store_onion_service_private_key(self, replace: bool = True) -> None:
"""Store Onion Service private key to an encrypted database."""
self.database.store_database(self.onion_private_key, replace)
def load_onion_service_private_key(self) -> bytes:
"""Load the Onion Service private key from the encrypted database."""
onion_private_key = self.database.load_database()
if len(onion_private_key) != ONION_SERVICE_PRIVATE_KEY_LENGTH:
raise CriticalError("Invalid Onion Service private key length.")
return onion_private_key
def new_confirmation_code(self) -> None:
"""Generate new confirmation code for Onion Service data."""
self.conf_code = csprng(CONFIRM_CODE_LENGTH)