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Jon Häggblad c75c5e0903 Rename to crate name to nym-sphinx (#3060)
* nymsphinx: rename to nym- prefix in Cargo.toml files

* regex use nymsphinx to use nym_sphinx

* all: updated explict crate name in a few places
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// Copyright 2021 - Nym Technologies SA <contact@nymtech.net>
// SPDX-License-Identifier: Apache-2.0
use crate::config::persistence::key_pathfinder::ClientKeyPathfinder;
use gateway_requests::registration::handshake::SharedKeys;
use log::*;
use nym_crypto::asymmetric::{encryption, identity};
use nym_sphinx::acknowledgements::AckKey;
use rand::{CryptoRng, RngCore};
use std::io;
use std::sync::Arc;
// Note: to support key rotation in the future, all keys will require adding an extra smart pointer,
// most likely an AtomicCell, or if it doesn't work as I think it does, a Mutex. Although I think
// AtomicCell includes a Mutex implicitly if the underlying type does not work atomically.
// And I guess there will need to be some mechanism for a grace period when you can still
// use the old key after new one was issued.
// Remember that Arc<T> has Deref implementation for T
#[derive(Clone)]
pub struct KeyManager {
/// identity key associated with the client instance.
identity_keypair: Arc<identity::KeyPair>,
/// encryption key associated with the client instance.
encryption_keypair: Arc<encryption::KeyPair>,
/// shared key derived with the gateway during "registration handshake"
gateway_shared_key: Option<Arc<SharedKeys>>,
/// key used for producing and processing acknowledgement packets.
ack_key: Arc<AckKey>,
}
// The expected flow of a KeyManager "lifetime" is as follows:
/*
1. ::new() is called during client-init
2. after gateway registration is completed [in init] ::insert_gateway_shared_key() is called
3. ::store_keys() is called before init finishes execution.
4. ::load_keys() is called at the beginning of each subsequent client-run
5. [not implemented] ::rotate_keys() is called periodically during client-run I presume?
*/
impl KeyManager {
/// Creates new instance of a [`KeyManager`]
pub fn new<R>(rng: &mut R) -> Self
where
R: RngCore + CryptoRng,
{
KeyManager {
identity_keypair: Arc::new(identity::KeyPair::new(rng)),
encryption_keypair: Arc::new(encryption::KeyPair::new(rng)),
gateway_shared_key: None,
ack_key: Arc::new(AckKey::new(rng)),
}
}
pub fn from_keys(
id_keypair: identity::KeyPair,
enc_keypair: encryption::KeyPair,
gateway_shared_key: SharedKeys,
ack_key: AckKey,
) -> Self {
Self {
identity_keypair: Arc::new(id_keypair),
encryption_keypair: Arc::new(enc_keypair),
gateway_shared_key: Some(Arc::new(gateway_shared_key)),
ack_key: Arc::new(ack_key),
}
}
/// Loads previously stored client keys from the disk.
fn load_client_keys(client_pathfinder: &ClientKeyPathfinder) -> io::Result<Self> {
let identity_keypair: identity::KeyPair =
nym_pemstore::load_keypair(&nym_pemstore::KeyPairPath::new(
client_pathfinder.private_identity_key().to_owned(),
client_pathfinder.public_identity_key().to_owned(),
))?;
let encryption_keypair: encryption::KeyPair =
nym_pemstore::load_keypair(&nym_pemstore::KeyPairPath::new(
client_pathfinder.private_encryption_key().to_owned(),
client_pathfinder.public_encryption_key().to_owned(),
))?;
let ack_key: AckKey = nym_pemstore::load_key(client_pathfinder.ack_key())?;
Ok(KeyManager {
identity_keypair: Arc::new(identity_keypair),
encryption_keypair: Arc::new(encryption_keypair),
gateway_shared_key: None,
ack_key: Arc::new(ack_key),
})
}
/// Loads previously stored keys from the disk. Fails if not all, including the shared gateway
/// key, is available.
pub fn load_keys(client_pathfinder: &ClientKeyPathfinder) -> io::Result<Self> {
let mut key_manager = Self::load_client_keys(client_pathfinder)?;
let gateway_shared_key: SharedKeys =
nym_pemstore::load_key(client_pathfinder.gateway_shared_key())?;
key_manager.gateway_shared_key = Some(Arc::new(gateway_shared_key));
Ok(key_manager)
}
/// Loads previously stored keys from the disk. Fails if client keys are not availabe, but the
/// shared gateway key is optional.
pub fn load_keys_but_gateway_is_optional(
client_pathfinder: &ClientKeyPathfinder,
) -> io::Result<Self> {
let mut key_manager = Self::load_client_keys(client_pathfinder)?;
let gateway_shared_key: Result<SharedKeys, io::Error> =
nym_pemstore::load_key(client_pathfinder.gateway_shared_key());
// It's ok if the gateway key was not found
let gateway_shared_key = match gateway_shared_key {
Err(err) if err.kind() == io::ErrorKind::NotFound => Ok(None),
Err(err) => Err(err),
Ok(key) => Ok(Some(key)),
}?;
key_manager.gateway_shared_key = gateway_shared_key.map(Arc::new);
Ok(key_manager)
}
/// Stores all available keys on the disk.
// While perhaps there is no much point in storing the `AckKey` on the disk,
// it is done so for the consistency sake so that you wouldn't require an rng instance
// during `load_keys` to generate the said key.
pub fn store_keys(&self, client_pathfinder: &ClientKeyPathfinder) -> io::Result<()> {
nym_pemstore::store_keypair(
self.identity_keypair.as_ref(),
&nym_pemstore::KeyPairPath::new(
client_pathfinder.private_identity_key().to_owned(),
client_pathfinder.public_identity_key().to_owned(),
),
)?;
nym_pemstore::store_keypair(
self.encryption_keypair.as_ref(),
&nym_pemstore::KeyPairPath::new(
client_pathfinder.private_encryption_key().to_owned(),
client_pathfinder.public_encryption_key().to_owned(),
),
)?;
nym_pemstore::store_key(self.ack_key.as_ref(), client_pathfinder.ack_key())?;
match self.gateway_shared_key.as_ref() {
None => debug!("No gateway shared key available to store!"),
Some(gate_key) => {
nym_pemstore::store_key(gate_key.as_ref(), client_pathfinder.gateway_shared_key())?
}
}
Ok(())
}
pub fn store_gateway_key(&self, client_pathfinder: &ClientKeyPathfinder) -> io::Result<()> {
match self.gateway_shared_key.as_ref() {
None => {
return Err(io::Error::new(
io::ErrorKind::Other,
"trying to store a non-existing key",
))
}
Some(gate_key) => {
nym_pemstore::store_key(gate_key.as_ref(), client_pathfinder.gateway_shared_key())?
}
}
Ok(())
}
/// Overwrite the existing identity keypair
pub fn set_identity_keypair(&mut self, id_keypair: identity::KeyPair) {
self.identity_keypair = Arc::new(id_keypair);
}
/// Gets an atomically reference counted pointer to [`identity::KeyPair`].
pub fn identity_keypair(&self) -> Arc<identity::KeyPair> {
Arc::clone(&self.identity_keypair)
}
/// Overwrite the existing encryption keypair
pub fn set_encryption_keypair(&mut self, enc_keypair: encryption::KeyPair) {
self.encryption_keypair = Arc::new(enc_keypair);
}
/// Gets an atomically reference counted pointer to [`encryption::KeyPair`].
pub fn encryption_keypair(&self) -> Arc<encryption::KeyPair> {
Arc::clone(&self.encryption_keypair)
}
/// Overwrite the existing ack key
pub fn set_ack_key(&mut self, ack_key: AckKey) {
self.ack_key = Arc::new(ack_key);
}
/// Gets an atomically reference counted pointer to [`AckKey`].
pub fn ack_key(&self) -> Arc<AckKey> {
Arc::clone(&self.ack_key)
}
/// After shared key with the gateway is derived, puts its ownership to this instance of a [`KeyManager`].
pub fn insert_gateway_shared_key(&mut self, gateway_shared_key: Arc<SharedKeys>) {
self.gateway_shared_key = Some(gateway_shared_key)
}
/// Gets an atomically reference counted pointer to [`SharedKey`].
// since this function is not fully public, it is not expected to be used externally and
// hence it's up to us to ensure it's called in correct context
pub fn gateway_shared_key(&self) -> Arc<SharedKeys> {
Arc::clone(
self.gateway_shared_key
.as_ref()
.expect("tried to unwrap empty gateway key!"),
)
}
pub fn is_gateway_key_set(&self) -> bool {
self.gateway_shared_key.is_some()
}
}