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/* Rijndael Block Cipher - rijndael.c
Written by Mike Scott 21st April 1999
mike@compapp.dcu.ie
An alternative faster version is implemented in MIRACL
ftp://ftp.computing.dcu.ie/pub/crypto/miracl.zip
Copyright (c) 1999 Mike Scott
Simply compile and run, e.g.
cl /O2 rijndael.c (Microsoft C)
bcc32 /O2 rijndael.c (Borland C)
gcc -O2 rijndael.c -o rijndael (Gnu C)
Compiles and runs fine as a C++ program also.
See rijndael documentation. The code follows the documentation as closely
as possible, and where possible uses the same function and variable names.
Permission for free direct or derivative use is granted subject
to compliance with any conditions that the originators of the
algorithm place on its exploitation.
Inspiration from Brian Gladman's implementation is acknowledged.
Written for clarity, rather than speed.
Assumes long is 32 bit quantity.
Full implementation.
Endian indifferent.
*/
#include "php.h"
#include "php_suhosin.h"
/* rotates x one bit to the left */
#define ROTL(x) (((x)>>7)|((x)<<1))
/* Rotates 32-bit word left by 1, 2 or 3 byte */
#define ROTL8(x) (((x)<<8)|((x)>>24))
#define ROTL16(x) (((x)<<16)|((x)>>16))
#define ROTL24(x) (((x)<<24)|((x)>>8))
/* Fixed Data */
static BYTE InCo[4]={0xB,0xD,0x9,0xE}; /* Inverse Coefficients */
static BYTE fbsub[256];
static BYTE rbsub[256];
static BYTE ptab[256],ltab[256];
static WORD ftable[256];
static WORD rtable[256];
static WORD rco[30];
/* Parameter-dependent data */
static int Nk,Nb,Nr;
static WORD pack(BYTE *b)
{ /* pack bytes into a 32-bit Word */
return ((WORD)b[3]<<24)|((WORD)b[2]<<16)|((WORD)b[1]<<8)|(WORD)b[0];
}
static void unpack(WORD a,BYTE *b)
{ /* unpack bytes from a word */
b[0]=(BYTE)a;
b[1]=(BYTE)(a>>8);
b[2]=(BYTE)(a>>16);
b[3]=(BYTE)(a>>24);
}
static BYTE xtime(BYTE a)
{
BYTE b;
if (a&0x80) b=0x1B;
else b=0;
a<<=1;
a^=b;
return a;
}
static BYTE bmul(BYTE x,BYTE y)
{ /* x.y= AntiLog(Log(x) + Log(y)) */
if (x && y) return ptab[(ltab[x]+ltab[y])%255];
else return 0;
}
static WORD SubByte(WORD a)
{
BYTE b[4];
unpack(a,b);
b[0]=fbsub[b[0]];
b[1]=fbsub[b[1]];
b[2]=fbsub[b[2]];
b[3]=fbsub[b[3]];
return pack(b);
}
static BYTE product(WORD x,WORD y)
{ /* dot product of two 4-byte arrays */
BYTE xb[4],yb[4];
unpack(x,xb);
unpack(y,yb);
return bmul(xb[0],yb[0])^bmul(xb[1],yb[1])^bmul(xb[2],yb[2])^bmul(xb[3],yb[3]);
}
static WORD InvMixCol(WORD x)
{ /* matrix Multiplication */
WORD y,m;
BYTE b[4];
m=pack(InCo);
b[3]=product(m,x);
m=ROTL24(m);
b[2]=product(m,x);
m=ROTL24(m);
b[1]=product(m,x);
m=ROTL24(m);
b[0]=product(m,x);
y=pack(b);
return y;
}
static BYTE ByteSub(BYTE x)
{
BYTE y=ptab[255-ltab[x]]; /* multiplicative inverse */
x=y; x=ROTL(x);
y^=x; x=ROTL(x);
y^=x; x=ROTL(x);
y^=x; x=ROTL(x);
y^=x; y^=0x63;
return y;
}
void suhosin_aes_gentables()
{ /* generate tables */
int i;
BYTE y,b[4];
/* use 3 as primitive root to generate power and log tables */
ltab[0]=0;
ptab[0]=1; ltab[1]=0;
ptab[1]=3; ltab[3]=1;
for (i=2;i<256;i++)
{
ptab[i]=ptab[i-1]^xtime(ptab[i-1]);
ltab[ptab[i]]=i;
}
/* affine transformation:- each bit is xored with itself shifted one bit */
fbsub[0]=0x63;
rbsub[0x63]=0;
for (i=1;i<256;i++)
{
y=ByteSub((BYTE)i);
fbsub[i]=y; rbsub[y]=i;
}
for (i=0,y=1;i<30;i++)
{
rco[i]=y;
y=xtime(y);
}
/* calculate forward and reverse tables */
for (i=0;i<256;i++)
{
y=fbsub[i];
b[3]=y^xtime(y); b[2]=y;
b[1]=y; b[0]=xtime(y);
ftable[i]=pack(b);
y=rbsub[i];
b[3]=bmul(InCo[0],y); b[2]=bmul(InCo[1],y);
b[1]=bmul(InCo[2],y); b[0]=bmul(InCo[3],y);
rtable[i]=pack(b);
}
}
void suhosin_aes_gkey(int nb,int nk,char *key TSRMLS_DC)
{ /* blocksize=32*nb bits. Key=32*nk bits */
/* currently nb,bk = 4, 6 or 8 */
/* key comes as 4*Nk bytes */
/* Key Scheduler. Create expanded encryption key */
int i,j,k,m,N;
int C1,C2,C3;
WORD CipherKey[8];
Nb=nb; Nk=nk;
/* Nr is number of rounds */
if (Nb>=Nk) Nr=6+Nb;
else Nr=6+Nk;
C1=1;
if (Nb<8) { C2=2; C3=3; }
else { C2=3; C3=4; }
/* pre-calculate forward and reverse increments */
for (m=j=0;j<nb;j++,m+=3)
{
SUHOSIN_G(fi)[m]=(j+C1)%nb;
SUHOSIN_G(fi)[m+1]=(j+C2)%nb;
SUHOSIN_G(fi)[m+2]=(j+C3)%nb;
SUHOSIN_G(ri)[m]=(nb+j-C1)%nb;
SUHOSIN_G(ri)[m+1]=(nb+j-C2)%nb;
SUHOSIN_G(ri)[m+2]=(nb+j-C3)%nb;
}
N=Nb*(Nr+1);
for (i=j=0;i<Nk;i++,j+=4)
{
CipherKey[i]=pack((BYTE *)&key[j]);
}
for (i=0;i<Nk;i++) SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[i]=CipherKey[i];
for (j=Nk,k=0;j<N;j+=Nk,k++)
{
SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[j]=SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[j-Nk]^SubByte(ROTL24(SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[j-1]))^rco[k];
if (Nk<=6)
{
for (i=1;i<Nk && (i+j)<N;i++)
SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[i+j]=SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[i+j-Nk]^SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[i+j-1];
}
else
{
for (i=1;i<4 &&(i+j)<N;i++)
SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[i+j]=SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[i+j-Nk]^SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[i+j-1];
if ((j+4)<N) SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[j+4]=SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[j+4-Nk]^SubByte(SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[j+3]);
for (i=5;i<Nk && (i+j)<N;i++)
SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[i+j]=SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[i+j-Nk]^SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[i+j-1];
}
}
/* now for the expanded decrypt key in reverse order */
for (j=0;j<Nb;j++) SUHOSIN_G(rkey)[j+N-Nb]=SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[j];
for (i=Nb;i<N-Nb;i+=Nb)
{
k=N-Nb-i;
for (j=0;j<Nb;j++) SUHOSIN_G(rkey)[k+j]=InvMixCol(SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[i+j]);
}
for (j=N-Nb;j<N;j++) SUHOSIN_G(rkey)[j-N+Nb]=SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[j];
}
/* There is an obvious time/space trade-off possible here. *
* Instead of just one ftable[], I could have 4, the other *
* 3 pre-rotated to save the ROTL8, ROTL16 and ROTL24 overhead */
void suhosin_aes_encrypt(char *buff TSRMLS_DC)
{
int i,j,k,m;
WORD a[8],b[8],*x,*y,*t;
for (i=j=0;i<Nb;i++,j+=4)
{
a[i]=pack((BYTE *)&buff[j]);
a[i]^=SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[i];
}
k=Nb;
x=a; y=b;
/* State alternates between a and b */
for (i=1;i<Nr;i++)
{ /* Nr is number of rounds. May be odd. */
/* if Nb is fixed - unroll this next
loop and hard-code in the values of fi[] */
for (m=j=0;j<Nb;j++,m+=3)
{ /* deal with each 32-bit element of the State */
/* This is the time-critical bit */
y[j]=SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[k++]^ftable[(BYTE)x[j]]^
ROTL8(ftable[(BYTE)(x[SUHOSIN_G(fi)[m]]>>8)])^
ROTL16(ftable[(BYTE)(x[SUHOSIN_G(fi)[m+1]]>>16)])^
ROTL24(ftable[x[SUHOSIN_G(fi)[m+2]]>>24]);
}
t=x; x=y; y=t; /* swap pointers */
}
/* Last Round - unroll if possible */
for (m=j=0;j<Nb;j++,m+=3)
{
y[j]=SUHOSIN_G(fkey)[k++]^(WORD)fbsub[(BYTE)x[j]]^
ROTL8((WORD)fbsub[(BYTE)(x[SUHOSIN_G(fi)[m]]>>8)])^
ROTL16((WORD)fbsub[(BYTE)(x[SUHOSIN_G(fi)[m+1]]>>16)])^
ROTL24((WORD)fbsub[x[SUHOSIN_G(fi)[m+2]]>>24]);
}
for (i=j=0;i<Nb;i++,j+=4)
{
unpack(y[i],(BYTE *)&buff[j]);
x[i]=y[i]=0; /* clean up stack */
}
return;
}
void suhosin_aes_decrypt(char *buff TSRMLS_DC)
{
int i,j,k,m;
WORD a[8],b[8],*x,*y,*t;
for (i=j=0;i<Nb;i++,j+=4)
{
a[i]=pack((BYTE *)&buff[j]);
a[i]^=SUHOSIN_G(rkey)[i];
}
k=Nb;
x=a; y=b;
/* State alternates between a and b */
for (i=1;i<Nr;i++)
{ /* Nr is number of rounds. May be odd. */
/* if Nb is fixed - unroll this next
loop and hard-code in the values of ri[] */
for (m=j=0;j<Nb;j++,m+=3)
{ /* This is the time-critical bit */
y[j]=SUHOSIN_G(rkey)[k++]^rtable[(BYTE)x[j]]^
ROTL8(rtable[(BYTE)(x[SUHOSIN_G(ri)[m]]>>8)])^
ROTL16(rtable[(BYTE)(x[SUHOSIN_G(ri)[m+1]]>>16)])^
ROTL24(rtable[x[SUHOSIN_G(ri)[m+2]]>>24]);
}
t=x; x=y; y=t; /* swap pointers */
}
/* Last Round - unroll if possible */
for (m=j=0;j<Nb;j++,m+=3)
{
y[j]=SUHOSIN_G(rkey)[k++]^(WORD)rbsub[(BYTE)x[j]]^
ROTL8((WORD)rbsub[(BYTE)(x[SUHOSIN_G(ri)[m]]>>8)])^
ROTL16((WORD)rbsub[(BYTE)(x[SUHOSIN_G(ri)[m+1]]>>16)])^
ROTL24((WORD)rbsub[x[SUHOSIN_G(ri)[m+2]]>>24]);
}
for (i=j=0;i<Nb;i++,j+=4)
{
unpack(y[i],(BYTE *)&buff[j]);
x[i]=y[i]=0; /* clean up stack */
}
return;
}
/*
static int main()
{
int i,nb,nk;
char key[32];
char block[32];
gentables();
for (i=0;i<32;i++) key[i]=0;
key[0]=1;
for (i=0;i<32;i++) block[i]=i;
for (nb=4;nb<=8;nb+=2)
for (nk=4;nk<=8;nk+=2)
{
printf("\nBlock Size= %d bits, Key Size= %d bits\n",nb*32,nk*32);
gkey(nb,nk,key);
printf("Plain= ");
for (i=0;i<nb*4;i++) printf("%02x",block[i]);
printf("\n");
encrypt(block);
printf("Encrypt= ");
for (i=0;i<nb*4;i++) printf("%02x",(unsigned char)block[i]);
printf("\n");
decrypt(block);
printf("Decrypt= ");
for (i=0;i<nb*4;i++) printf("%02x",block[i]);
printf("\n");
}
return 0;
}
*/