Class: Miscreant::AES::PMAC
- Inherits:
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Object
- Object
- Miscreant::AES::PMAC
- Defined in:
- lib/miscreant/aes/pmac.rb
Overview
The Parallel Message Authentication Code
Constant Summary collapse
- PRECOMPUTED_BLOCKS =
Number of L blocks to precompute (i.e. ?? in the PMAC paper) TODO: dynamically compute these as needed
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Instance Method Summary collapse
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#digest(message) ⇒ String
Compute the PMAC of the given input message in a single shot, outputting the MAC tag.
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#initialize(key) ⇒ PMAC
constructor
Create a new PMAC instance.
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#inspect ⇒ String
Inspect this PMAC instance.
Constructor Details
#initialize(key) ⇒ PMAC
Create a new PMAC instance
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# File 'lib/miscreant/aes/pmac.rb', line 16 def initialize(key) @cipher = Internals::AES::BlockCipher.new(key) # L is defined as follows (quoted from the PMAC paper): # # Equation 1: # # a · x = # a<<1 if firstbit(a)=0 # (a<<1) ⊕ 0¹²⁰10000111 if firstbit(a)=1 # # Equation 2: # # a · x⁻¹ = # a>>1 if lastbit(a)=0 # (a>>1) ⊕ 10¹²⁰1000011 if lastbit(a)=1 # # Let L(0) ← L. For i ∈ [1..µ], compute L(i) ← L(i − 1) · x by # Equation (1) using a shift and a conditional xor. # # Compute L(−1) ← L · x⁻¹ by Equation (2), using a shift and a # conditional xor. # # Save the values L(−1), L(0), L(1), L(2), ..., L(µ) in a table. # (Alternatively, [ed: as we have done in this codebase] defer computing # some or all of these L(i) values until the value is actually needed.) @l = [] tmp = Internals::Block.new tmp.encrypt(@cipher) PRECOMPUTED_BLOCKS.times.each do block = Internals::Block.new(tmp.data.dup) block.data.freeze block.freeze @l << block tmp.dbl end @l.freeze # Compute L(−1) ← L · x⁻¹: # # a>>1 if lastbit(a)=0 # (a>>1) ⊕ 10¹²⁰1000011 if lastbit(a)=1 # @l_inv = Internals::Block.new(@l[0].data.dup) last_bit = @l_inv[Internals::Block::SIZE - 1] & 0x01 (Internals::Block::SIZE - 1).downto(1) do |i| carry = Internals::Util.ct_select(@l_inv[i - 1] & 1, 0x80, 0) @l_inv[i] = (@l_inv[i] >> 1) | carry end @l_inv[0] >>= 1 @l_inv[0] ^= Internals::Util.ct_select(last_bit, 0x80, 0) @l_inv[Internals::Block::SIZE - 1] ^= Internals::Util.ct_select(last_bit, Internals::Block::R >> 1, 0) @l_inv.freeze @l_inv.data.freeze end |
Instance Method Details
#digest(message) ⇒ String
Compute the PMAC of the given input message in a single shot, outputting the MAC tag.
Unlike other PMAC implementations, this one does not support incremental processing/IUF operation. (Though that would enable slightly more efficient decryption for AES-SIV)
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# File 'lib/miscreant/aes/pmac.rb', line 94 def digest() Internals::Util.validate_bytestring("message", ) offset = Internals::Block.new tmp = Internals::Block.new tag = Internals::Block.new ctr = 0 remaining = .bytesize while remaining > Internals::Block::SIZE offset.xor_in_place(@l.fetch(Internals::Util.ctz(ctr + 1))) tmp.copy(offset) tmp.xor_in_place([ctr * Internals::Block::SIZE, Internals::Block::SIZE]) tmp.encrypt(@cipher) tag.xor_in_place(tmp) ctr += 1 remaining -= Internals::Block::SIZE end if remaining == Internals::Block::SIZE tag.xor_in_place([(ctr * Internals::Block::SIZE)..-1]) tag.xor_in_place(@l_inv) else remaining.times { |i| tag[i] ^= .getbyte((ctr * Internals::Block::SIZE) + i) } tag[remaining] ^= 0x80 end tag.encrypt(@cipher) tag.data end |
#inspect ⇒ String
Inspect this PMAC instance
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# File 'lib/miscreant/aes/pmac.rb', line 80 def inspect to_s end |