C++ CryptoBuffer::GetUnderlyingData方法代码示例

            /**
             * This is needlessly complicated due to the way BCrypt handles CBC mode. It assumes that you will only make one call to BCryptEncrypt and as a result
             * appends the padding to the output of every call. The simplest way around this is to have an extra 32 byte block sitting around. During EncryptBuffer calls
             * we don't use padding at all, we enforce that we only pass multiples of 32 bytes to BCryptEncrypt. Anything extra goes into either the next EncryptBuffer call
             * or is handled in the Finalize call.  On the very last call, we add the padding back. This is what the other Crypto APIs such as OpenSSL and CommonCrypto do under the hood anyways.
             */
            CryptoBuffer AES_CBC_Cipher_BCrypt::FillInOverflow(const CryptoBuffer& buffer)
            {
                static const size_t RESERVE_SIZE = BlockSizeBytes * 2;
                m_flags = 0;

                CryptoBuffer finalBuffer;

                if (m_blockOverflow.GetLength() > 0)
                {
                    finalBuffer = CryptoBuffer({ (ByteBuffer*)&m_blockOverflow, (ByteBuffer*)&buffer });
                    m_blockOverflow = CryptoBuffer();
                }
                else
                {
                    finalBuffer = buffer;
                }

                auto overflow = finalBuffer.GetLength() % RESERVE_SIZE;

                if (finalBuffer.GetLength() > RESERVE_SIZE)
                {
                    auto offset = overflow == 0 ? RESERVE_SIZE : overflow;
                    m_blockOverflow = CryptoBuffer(finalBuffer.GetUnderlyingData() + finalBuffer.GetLength() - offset, offset);
                    finalBuffer = CryptoBuffer(finalBuffer.GetUnderlyingData(), finalBuffer.GetLength() - offset);
                    return finalBuffer;
                }
                else
                {
                    m_blockOverflow = finalBuffer;
                    return CryptoBuffer();
                }
            }

            /**
             * Since we have to assume these calls are being chained, and due to the way the windows
             * api works, we have to make sure we hold a final buffer until the end so we can tell
             * windows to compute the auth tag. Also, prior to the last call, we have to pass the data
             * in multiples of 16 byte blocks. So, here we keep a buffer of the % 16 + 16 bytes.
             * That gets saved until the end where we will decrypt the last buffer and compute the tag.
             */
            CryptoBuffer AES_GCM_Cipher_BCrypt::DecryptBuffer(const CryptoBuffer& toDecrypt)
            {
                CryptoBuffer workingBuffer;

                if (m_finalBuffer.GetLength() > 0)
                {
                    workingBuffer = CryptoBuffer({ (ByteBuffer*)&m_finalBuffer, (ByteBuffer*)&toDecrypt });
                    m_finalBuffer = CryptoBuffer();
                }
                else
                {
                    workingBuffer = toDecrypt;
                }

                if (workingBuffer.GetLength() > TagLengthBytes)
                {
                    auto offset = workingBuffer.GetLength() % TagLengthBytes;
                    m_finalBuffer = CryptoBuffer(workingBuffer.GetUnderlyingData() + workingBuffer.GetLength() - (TagLengthBytes + offset), TagLengthBytes + offset);
                    workingBuffer = CryptoBuffer(workingBuffer.GetUnderlyingData(), workingBuffer.GetLength() - (TagLengthBytes + offset));
                    return BCryptSymmetricCipher::DecryptBuffer(workingBuffer);
                }
                else
                {
                    m_finalBuffer = workingBuffer;
                    return CryptoBuffer();
                }
            }

            CryptoBuffer BCryptSymmetricCipher::EncryptBuffer(const CryptoBuffer& unEncryptedData)
            {
                CheckInitEncryptor();

                if (m_failure)
                {
                    AWS_LOGSTREAM_FATAL(SYM_CIPHER_TAG, "Cipher not properly initialized for encryption. Aborting");
                    return CryptoBuffer();
                }

                if (unEncryptedData.GetLength() == 0)
                {
                    return CryptoBuffer();
                }

                size_t predictedWriteLengths = m_flags & BCRYPT_BLOCK_PADDING ? unEncryptedData.GetLength() + (GetBlockSizeBytes() - unEncryptedData.GetLength() % GetBlockSizeBytes())
                                                             : unEncryptedData.GetLength();

                ULONG lengthWritten = static_cast<ULONG>(predictedWriteLengths);
                CryptoBuffer encryptedText(static_cast<size_t>(predictedWriteLengths));

                PUCHAR iv = nullptr;
                ULONG ivSize = 0;

                if (m_authInfoPtr)
                {
                    iv = m_workingIv.GetUnderlyingData();
                    ivSize = static_cast<ULONG>(m_workingIv.GetLength());
                }

                //iv was set on the key itself, so we don't need to pass it here.
                NTSTATUS status = BCryptEncrypt(m_keyHandle, unEncryptedData.GetUnderlyingData(), (ULONG)unEncryptedData.GetLength(),
                    m_authInfoPtr, iv, ivSize, encryptedText.GetUnderlyingData(), (ULONG)encryptedText.GetLength(), &lengthWritten, m_flags);

                if (!NT_SUCCESS(status))
                {
                    m_failure = true;
                    AWS_LOGSTREAM_ERROR(SYM_CIPHER_TAG, "Failed to compute encrypted output with error code " << status);
                    return CryptoBuffer();
                }

                if (static_cast<size_t>(lengthWritten) < encryptedText.GetLength())
                {
                    return CryptoBuffer(encryptedText.GetUnderlyingData(), static_cast<size_t>(lengthWritten));
                }

                return encryptedText;
            }