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//========================================================================== // // ./lib/current/src/snmpusm.c // // //========================================================================== //####ECOSGPLCOPYRIGHTBEGIN#### // ------------------------------------------- // This file is part of eCos, the Embedded Configurable Operating System. // Copyright (C) 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002 Red Hat, Inc. // // eCos is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under // the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free // Software Foundation; either version 2 or (at your option) any later version. // // eCos is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY // WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or // FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License // for more details. // // You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along // with eCos; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation, Inc., // 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA. // // As a special exception, if other files instantiate templates or use macros // or inline functions from this file, or you compile this file and link it // with other works to produce a work based on this file, this file does not // by itself cause the resulting work to be covered by the GNU General Public // License. However the source code for this file must still be made available // in accordance with section (3) of the GNU General Public License. // // This exception does not invalidate any other reasons why a work based on // this file might be covered by the GNU General Public License. // // Alternative licenses for eCos may be arranged by contacting Red Hat, Inc. // at http://sources.redhat.com/ecos/ecos-license/ // ------------------------------------------- //####ECOSGPLCOPYRIGHTEND#### //####UCDSNMPCOPYRIGHTBEGIN#### // // ------------------------------------------- // // Portions of this software may have been derived from the UCD-SNMP // project, <http://ucd-snmp.ucdavis.edu/> from the University of // California at Davis, which was originally based on the Carnegie Mellon // University SNMP implementation. Portions of this software are therefore // covered by the appropriate copyright disclaimers included herein. // // The release used was version 4.1.2 of May 2000. "ucd-snmp-4.1.2" // ------------------------------------------- // //####UCDSNMPCOPYRIGHTEND#### //========================================================================== //#####DESCRIPTIONBEGIN#### // // Author(s): hmt // Contributors: hmt // Date: 2000-05-30 // Purpose: Port of UCD-SNMP distribution to eCos. // Description: // // //####DESCRIPTIONEND#### // //========================================================================== /******************************************************************** Copyright 1989, 1991, 1992 by Carnegie Mellon University Derivative Work - Copyright 1996, 1998, 1999, 2000 The Regents of the University of California All Rights Reserved Permission to use, copy, modify and distribute this software and its documentation for any purpose and without fee is hereby granted, provided that the above copyright notice appears in all copies and that both that copyright notice and this permission notice appear in supporting documentation, and that the name of CMU and The Regents of the University of California not be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the software without specific written permission. CMU AND THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA DISCLAIM ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS. IN NO EVENT SHALL CMU OR THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM THE LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE. *********************************************************************/ /* * snmpusm.c * * Routines to manipulate a information about a "user" as * defined by the SNMP-USER-BASED-SM-MIB MIB. * * All functions usm_set_usmStateReference_*() return 0 on success, -1 * otherwise. * * !! Tab stops set to 4 in some parts of this file. !! * (Designated on a per function.) */ #include <config.h> #ifdef CYGPKG_SNMPAGENT_V3_SUPPORT #include <sys/types.h> #if HAVE_WINSOCK_H #include <winsock.h> #endif #include <stdio.h> #ifdef HAVE_STDLIB_H #include <stdlib.h> #endif #if TIME_WITH_SYS_TIME # ifdef WIN32 # include <sys/timeb.h> # else # include <sys/time.h> # endif # include <time.h> #else # if HAVE_SYS_TIME_H # include <sys/time.h> # else # include <time.h> # endif #endif #if HAVE_STRING_H #include <string.h> #else #include <strings.h> #endif #ifdef HAVE_NETINET_IN_H #include <netinet/in.h> #endif #if HAVE_DMALLOC_H #include <dmalloc.h> #endif #include "asn1.h" #include "snmp_api.h" #include "snmp_debug.h" #include "callback.h" #include "tools.h" #include "keytools.h" #include "snmp.h" #include "read_config.h" #include "snmpv3.h" #include "snmp-tc.h" #include "lcd_time.h" #include "scapi.h" #include "callback.h" #include "default_store.h" #include "snmpusm.h" #include "transform_oids.h" static u_int dummy_etime, dummy_eboot; /* For ISENGINEKNOWN(). */ /* * Globals. */ static u_int salt_integer; /* 1/2 of seed for the salt. Cf. RFC2274, Sect 8.1.1.1. */ int reportErrorOnUnknownID = 0; /* Should be determined based on msg type. */ static struct usmUser *initialUser = NULL; static struct usmUser *noNameUser = NULL; /* * Prototypes */ int usm_check_secLevel_vs_protocols(int level, oid *authProtocol, u_int authProtocolLen, oid *privProtocol, u_int privProtocolLen); /* * Set a given field of the secStateRef. * * Allocate <len> bytes for type <type> pointed to by ref-><field>. * Then copy in <item> and record its length in ref-><field_len>. * * Return 0 on success, -1 otherwise. */ #define MAKE_ENTRY( type, item, len, field, field_len ) \ { \ if (ref == NULL) \ return -1; \ if (ref->field != NULL) { \ SNMP_ZERO(ref->field, ref->field_len); \ SNMP_FREE(ref->field); \ } \ ref->field_len = 0; \ if (len == 0 || item == NULL) { \ return 0; \ } \ if ((ref->field = (type*) malloc (len * sizeof(type))) == NULL) \ { \ return -1; \ } \ \ memcpy (ref->field, item, len * sizeof(type)); \ ref->field_len = len; \ \ return 0; \ } void usm_set_reportErrorOnUnknownID (int value) { reportErrorOnUnknownID = value; } struct usmStateReference * usm_malloc_usmStateReference(void) { struct usmStateReference *retval = (struct usmStateReference *) calloc(1,sizeof(struct usmStateReference)); return retval; } /* end usm_malloc_usmStateReference() */ void usm_free_usmStateReference (void *old) { struct usmStateReference *old_ref = (struct usmStateReference *)old; if (old_ref) { SNMP_FREE(old_ref->usr_name); SNMP_FREE(old_ref->usr_engine_id); SNMP_FREE(old_ref->usr_auth_protocol); SNMP_FREE(old_ref->usr_priv_protocol); if (old_ref->usr_auth_key) { SNMP_ZERO(old_ref->usr_auth_key, old_ref->usr_auth_key_length); SNMP_FREE(old_ref->usr_auth_key); } if (old_ref->usr_priv_key) { SNMP_ZERO(old_ref->usr_priv_key, old_ref->usr_priv_key_length); SNMP_FREE(old_ref->usr_priv_key); } SNMP_ZERO(old_ref, sizeof(*old_ref)); SNMP_FREE(old_ref); } } /* end usm_free_usmStateReference() */ int usm_set_usmStateReference_name ( struct usmStateReference *ref, char *name, size_t name_len) { MAKE_ENTRY (char,name,name_len,usr_name,usr_name_length); } int usm_set_usmStateReference_engine_id ( struct usmStateReference *ref, u_char *engine_id, size_t engine_id_len) { MAKE_ENTRY (u_char,engine_id,engine_id_len, usr_engine_id,usr_engine_id_length); } int usm_set_usmStateReference_auth_protocol ( struct usmStateReference *ref, oid *auth_protocol, size_t auth_protocol_len) { MAKE_ENTRY (oid ,auth_protocol,auth_protocol_len, usr_auth_protocol,usr_auth_protocol_length); } int usm_set_usmStateReference_auth_key ( struct usmStateReference *ref, u_char *auth_key, size_t auth_key_len) { MAKE_ENTRY (u_char,auth_key,auth_key_len, usr_auth_key,usr_auth_key_length); } int usm_set_usmStateReference_priv_protocol ( struct usmStateReference *ref, oid *priv_protocol, size_t priv_protocol_len) { MAKE_ENTRY (oid,priv_protocol,priv_protocol_len, usr_priv_protocol,usr_priv_protocol_length); } int usm_set_usmStateReference_priv_key ( struct usmStateReference *ref, u_char *priv_key, size_t priv_key_len) { MAKE_ENTRY (u_char,priv_key,priv_key_len, usr_priv_key,usr_priv_key_length); } int usm_set_usmStateReference_sec_level ( struct usmStateReference *ref, int sec_level) { if (ref == NULL) return -1; ref->usr_sec_level = sec_level; return 0; } #ifdef SNMP_TESTING_CODE /*******************************************************************-o-****** * emergency_print * * Parameters: * *field * length * * This is a print routine that is solely included so that it can be * used in gdb. Don't use it as a function, it will be pulled before * a real release of the code. * * tab stop 4 * * XXX fflush() only works on FreeBSD; core dumps on Sun OS's */ void emergency_print (u_char *field, u_int length) { int iindex; int start=0; int stop=25; while (start < stop) { for (iindex = start; iindex < stop; iindex++) printf ("%02X ", field[iindex]); printf ("\n"); start = stop; stop = stop+25<length?stop+25:length; } fflush (0); } /* end emergency_print() */ #endif /* SNMP_TESTING_CODE */ /*******************************************************************-o-****** * asn_predict_int_length * * Parameters: * type (UNUSED) * number * len * * Returns: * Number of bytes necessary to store the ASN.1 encoded value of 'number'. * * * This gives the number of bytes that the ASN.1 encoder (in asn1.c) will * use to encode a particular integer value. * * Returns the length of the integer -- NOT THE HEADER! * * Do this the same way as asn_build_int()... */ int asn_predict_int_length (int type, long number, size_t len) { register u_long mask; if (len != sizeof (long)) return -1; mask = ((u_long) 0x1FF) << ((8 * (sizeof(long) - 1)) - 1); /* mask is 0xFF800000 on a big-endian machine */ while((((number & mask) == 0) || ((number & mask) == mask)) && len > 1) { len--; number <<= 8; } return len; } /* end asn_predict_length() */ /*******************************************************************-o-****** * asn_predict_length * * Parameters: * type * *ptr * u_char_len * * Returns: * Length in bytes: 1 + <n> + <u_char_len>, where * * 1 For the ASN.1 type. * <n> # of bytes to store length of data. * <u_char_len> Length of data associated with ASN.1 type. * * This gives the number of bytes that the ASN.1 encoder (in asn1.c) will * use to encode a particular integer value. This is as broken as the * currently used encoder. * * XXX How is <n> chosen, exactly?? */ int asn_predict_length (int type, u_char *ptr, size_t u_char_len) { if (type & ASN_SEQUENCE) return 1+3+u_char_len; if (type & ASN_INTEGER) { u_long value; memcpy (&value, ptr, u_char_len); u_char_len = asn_predict_int_length (type, value, u_char_len); } if (u_char_len < 0x80) return 1+1+u_char_len; else if (u_char_len < 0xFF) return 1+2+u_char_len; else return 1+3+u_char_len; } /* end asn_predict_length() */ /*******************************************************************-o-****** * usm_calc_offsets * * Parameters: * (See list below...) * * Returns: * 0 On success, * -1 Otherwise. * * * This routine calculates the offsets into an outgoing message buffer * for the necessary values. The outgoing buffer will generically * look like this: * * SNMPv3 Message * SEQ len[11] * INT len version * Header * SEQ len * INT len MsgID * INT len msgMaxSize * OST len msgFlags (OST = OCTET STRING) * INT len msgSecurityModel * MsgSecurityParameters * [1] OST len[2] * SEQ len[3] * OST len msgAuthoritativeEngineID * INT len msgAuthoritativeEngineBoots * INT len msgAuthoritativeEngineTime * OST len msgUserName * OST len[4] [5] msgAuthenticationParameters * OST len[6] [7] msgPrivacyParameters * MsgData * [8] OST len[9] [10] encryptedPDU * or * [8,10] SEQUENCE len[9] scopedPDU * [12] * * The bracketed points will be needed to be identified ([x] is an index * value, len[x] means a length value). Here is a semantic guide to them: * * [1] = globalDataLen (input) * [2] = otstlen * [3] = seq_len * [4] = msgAuthParmLen (may be 0 or 12) * [5] = authParamsOffset * [6] = msgPrivParmLen (may be 0 or 8) * [7] = privParamsOffset * [8] = globalDataLen + msgSecParmLen * [9] = datalen * [10] = dataOffset * [11] = theTotalLength - the length of the header itself * [12] = theTotalLength */ int usm_calc_offsets ( size_t globalDataLen, /* SNMPv3Message + HeaderData */ int secLevel, size_t secEngineIDLen, size_t secNameLen, size_t scopedPduLen, /* An BER encoded sequence. */ u_long engineboots, /* XXX (asn1.c works in long, not int.) */ long engine_time, /* XXX (asn1.c works in long, not int.) */ size_t *theTotalLength, /* globalDataLen + msgSecurityP. + msgData */ size_t *authParamsOffset,/* Distance to auth bytes. */ size_t *privParamsOffset,/* Distance to priv bytes. */ size_t *dataOffset, /* Distance to scopedPdu SEQ -or- the * crypted (data) portion of msgData. */ size_t *datalen, /* Size of msgData OCTET STRING encoding. */ size_t *msgAuthParmLen, /* Size of msgAuthenticationParameters. */ size_t *msgPrivParmLen, /* Size of msgPrivacyParameters. */ size_t *otstlen, /* Size of msgSecurityP. O.S. encoding. */ size_t *seq_len, /* Size of msgSecurityP. SEQ data. */ size_t *msgSecParmLen) /* Size of msgSecurityP. SEQ. */ { int engIDlen, /* Sizes of OCTET STRING and SEQ encodings */ engBtlen, /* for fields within */ engTmlen, /* msgSecurityParameters portion of */ namelen, /* SNMPv3Message. */ authlen, privlen; /* * If doing authentication, msgAuthParmLen = 12 else msgAuthParmLen = 0. * If doing encryption, msgPrivParmLen = 8 else msgPrivParmLen = 0. */ *msgAuthParmLen = (secLevel == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHNOPRIV || secLevel == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHPRIV)?12:0; *msgPrivParmLen = (secLevel == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHPRIV)?8:0; /* * Calculate lengths. */ if ( (engIDlen = asn_predict_length(ASN_OCTET_STR, 0, secEngineIDLen)) == -1 ) { return -1; } if ( (engBtlen = asn_predict_length (ASN_INTEGER, (u_char*)&engineboots,sizeof(long))) == -1 ) { return -1; } if ( (engTmlen = asn_predict_length (ASN_INTEGER, (u_char*)&engine_time,sizeof(long))) == -1 ) { return -1; } if ( (namelen = asn_predict_length (ASN_OCTET_STR,0,secNameLen))==-1 ) { return -1; } if ( (authlen = asn_predict_length (ASN_OCTET_STR, 0,*msgAuthParmLen)) == -1 ) { return -1; } if ( (privlen = asn_predict_length (ASN_OCTET_STR, 0,*msgPrivParmLen)) == -1 ) { return -1; } *seq_len = engIDlen + engBtlen + engTmlen + namelen + authlen + privlen; if ( (*otstlen = asn_predict_length (ASN_SEQUENCE, 0, *seq_len)) == -1 ) { return -1; } if ( (*msgSecParmLen = asn_predict_length (ASN_OCTET_STR, 0,*otstlen)) == -1 ) { return -1; } *authParamsOffset = globalDataLen + + (*msgSecParmLen - *seq_len) + engIDlen + engBtlen + engTmlen + namelen + (authlen - *msgAuthParmLen); *privParamsOffset = *authParamsOffset + *msgAuthParmLen + (privlen - *msgPrivParmLen); /* * Compute the size of the plaintext. Round up to account for cipher * block size, if necessary. * * XXX This is hardwired for 1DES... If scopedPduLen is already * a multiple of 8, then *add* 8 more; otherwise, round up * to the next multiple of 8. * * FIX Calculation of encrypted portion of msgData and consequent * setting and sanity checking of theTotalLength, et al. should * occur *after* encryption has taken place. */ if (secLevel == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHPRIV) { scopedPduLen = ( scopedPduLen % 8 ) ? ROUNDUP8(scopedPduLen) : scopedPduLen + 8; if ((*datalen = asn_predict_length (ASN_OCTET_STR,0,scopedPduLen))==-1) { return -1; } } else { *datalen = scopedPduLen; } *dataOffset = globalDataLen + *msgSecParmLen + (*datalen - scopedPduLen); *theTotalLength = globalDataLen + *msgSecParmLen + *datalen; return 0; } /* end usm_calc_offsets() */ /*******************************************************************-o-****** * usm_set_salt * * Parameters: * *iv (O) Buffer to contain IV. * *iv_length (O) Length of iv. * *priv_salt (I) Salt portion of private key. * priv_salt_length (I) Length of priv_salt. * *msgSalt (I/O) Pointer salt portion of outgoing msg buffer. * * Returns: * 0 On success, * -1 Otherwise. * * Determine the initialization vector for the DES-CBC encryption. * (Cf. RFC 2274, 8.1.1.1.) * * iv is defined as the concatenation of engineBoots and the * salt integer. * The salt integer is incremented. * The resulting salt is copied into the msgSalt buffer. * The result of the concatenation is then XORed with the salt * portion of the private key (last 8 bytes). * The IV result is returned individually for further use. */ int usm_set_salt ( u_char *iv, size_t *iv_length, u_char *priv_salt, size_t priv_salt_length, u_char *msgSalt) { size_t propersize_salt = BYTESIZE(USM_MAX_SALT_LENGTH); int net_boots; int net_salt_int; /* net_* should be encoded in network byte order. XXX Why? */ int iindex; /* * Sanity check. */ if ( !iv || !iv_length || !priv_salt || !msgSalt || (*iv_length != propersize_salt) || (priv_salt_length < propersize_salt) ) { return -1; } net_boots = htonl(snmpv3_local_snmpEngineBoots()); net_salt_int = htonl(salt_integer); salt_integer += 1; memcpy(iv, &net_boots, propersize_salt/2); memcpy(iv+(propersize_salt/2), &net_salt_int, propersize_salt/2); memcpy(msgSalt, iv, propersize_salt); /* * Turn the salt into an IV: XOR <boots, salt_int> with salt * portion of priv_key. */ for (iindex = 0; iindex < (int)propersize_salt; iindex++) iv[iindex] ^= priv_salt[iindex]; return 0; } /* end usm_set_salt() */ /*******************************************************************-o-****** * usm_generate_out_msg * * Parameters: * (See list below...) * * Returns: * SNMPERR_SUCCESS On success. * SNMPERR_USM_AUTHENTICATIONFAILURE * SNMPERR_USM_ENCRYPTIONERROR * SNMPERR_USM_GENERICERROR * SNMPERR_USM_UNKNOWNSECURITYNAME * SNMPERR_USM_GENERICERROR * SNMPERR_USM_UNSUPPORTEDSECURITYLEVEL * * * Generates an outgoing message. * * XXX Beware of misnomers! */ int usm_generate_out_msg ( int msgProcModel, /* (UNUSED) */ u_char *globalData, /* IN */ /* Pointer to msg header data will point to the beginning * of the entire packet buffer to be transmitted on wire, * memory will be contiguous with secParams, typically * this pointer will be passed back as beginning of * wholeMsg below. asn seq. length is updated w/ new length. * * While this points to a buffer that should be big enough * for the whole message, only the first two parts * of the message are completed, namely SNMPv3Message and * HeaderData. globalDataLen (next parameter) represents * the length of these two completed parts. */ size_t globalDataLen, /* IN - Length of msg header data. */ int maxMsgSize, /* (UNUSED) */ int secModel, /* (UNUSED) */ u_char *secEngineID, /* IN - Pointer snmpEngineID. */ size_t secEngineIDLen, /* IN - SnmpEngineID length. */ char *secName, /* IN - Pointer to securityName. */ size_t secNameLen, /* IN - SecurityName length. */ int secLevel, /* IN - AuthNoPriv, authPriv etc. */ u_char *scopedPdu, /* IN */ /* Pointer to scopedPdu will be encrypted by USM if needed * and written to packet buffer immediately following * securityParameters, entire msg will be authenticated by * USM if needed. */ size_t scopedPduLen, /* IN - scopedPdu length. */ void *secStateRef, /* IN */ /* secStateRef, pointer to cached info provided only for * Response, otherwise NULL. */ u_char *secParams, /* OUT */ /* BER encoded securityParameters pointer to offset within * packet buffer where secParams should be written, the * entire BER encoded OCTET STRING (including header) is * written here by USM secParams = globalData + * globalDataLen. */ size_t *secParamsLen, /* IN/OUT - Len available, len returned. */ u_char **wholeMsg, /* OUT */ /* Complete authenticated/encrypted message - typically * the pointer to start of packet buffer provided in * globalData is returned here, could also be a separate * buffer. */ size_t *wholeMsgLen) /* IN/OUT - Len available, len returned. */ { size_t otstlen; size_t seq_len; size_t msgAuthParmLen; size_t msgPrivParmLen; size_t msgSecParmLen; size_t authParamsOffset; size_t privParamsOffset; size_t datalen; size_t dataOffset; size_t theTotalLength; u_char *ptr; size_t ptr_len; size_t remaining; size_t offSet; u_int boots_uint; u_int time_uint; long boots_long; long time_long; /* Indirection because secStateRef values override parameters. None of these are to be free'd - they are either pointing to what's in the secStateRef or to something either in the actual prarmeter list or the user list. */ char *theName = NULL; u_int theNameLength = 0; u_char *theEngineID = NULL; u_int theEngineIDLength = 0; u_char *theAuthKey = NULL; u_int theAuthKeyLength = 0; oid *theAuthProtocol = NULL; u_int theAuthProtocolLength = 0; u_char *thePrivKey = NULL; u_int thePrivKeyLength = 0; oid *thePrivProtocol = NULL; u_int thePrivProtocolLength = 0; int theSecLevel = 0; /* No defined const for bad * value (other then err). */ DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","USM processing has begun.\n")); if (secStateRef != NULL) { /* To hush the compiler for now. XXX */ struct usmStateReference *ref = (struct usmStateReference *)secStateRef; theName = ref->usr_name; theNameLength = ref->usr_name_length; theEngineID = ref->usr_engine_id; theEngineIDLength = ref->usr_engine_id_length; if (!theEngineIDLength) { theEngineID = secEngineID; theEngineIDLength = secEngineIDLen; } theAuthProtocol = ref->usr_auth_protocol; theAuthProtocolLength = ref->usr_auth_protocol_length; theAuthKey = ref->usr_auth_key; theAuthKeyLength = ref->usr_auth_key_length; thePrivProtocol = ref->usr_priv_protocol; thePrivProtocolLength = ref->usr_priv_protocol_length; thePrivKey = ref->usr_priv_key; thePrivKeyLength = ref->usr_priv_key_length; theSecLevel = ref->usr_sec_level; } /* * Identify the user record. */ else { struct usmUser *user; /* we do allow an unknown user name for unauthenticated requests. */ if ( (user = usm_get_user(secEngineID, secEngineIDLen, secName)) == NULL && secLevel != SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_NOAUTH) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","Unknown User\n")); usm_free_usmStateReference (secStateRef); return SNMPERR_USM_UNKNOWNSECURITYNAME; } theName = secName; theNameLength = secNameLen; theEngineID = secEngineID; theSecLevel = secLevel; theEngineIDLength = secEngineIDLen; if (user) { theAuthProtocol = user->authProtocol; theAuthProtocolLength = user->authProtocolLen; theAuthKey = user->authKey; theAuthKeyLength = user->authKeyLen; thePrivProtocol = user->privProtocol; thePrivProtocolLength = user->privProtocolLen; thePrivKey = user->privKey; thePrivKeyLength = user->privKeyLen; } else { /* unknown users can not do authentication (obviously) */ theAuthProtocol = usmNoAuthProtocol; theAuthProtocolLength = sizeof(usmNoAuthProtocol)/sizeof(oid); theAuthKey = NULL; theAuthKeyLength = 0; thePrivProtocol = usmNoPrivProtocol; thePrivProtocolLength = sizeof(usmNoPrivProtocol)/sizeof(oid); thePrivKey = NULL; thePrivKeyLength = 0; } } /* endif -- secStateRef==NULL */ /* From here to the end of the function, avoid reference to secName, secEngineID, secLevel, and associated lengths. */ /* * Check to see if the user can use the requested sec services. */ if (usm_check_secLevel_vs_protocols( theSecLevel, theAuthProtocol, theAuthProtocolLength, theAuthProtocol, theAuthProtocolLength) == 1) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","Unsupported Security Level\n")); usm_free_usmStateReference (secStateRef); return SNMPERR_USM_UNSUPPORTEDSECURITYLEVEL; } /* * Retrieve the engine information. * * XXX No error is declared in the EoP when sending messages to * unknown engines, processing continues w/ boots/time == (0,0). */ if (get_enginetime (theEngineID, theEngineIDLength, &boots_uint, &time_uint, FALSE) == -1) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Failed to find engine data.")); } boots_long = boots_uint; time_long = time_uint; /* * Set up the Offsets. */ if (usm_calc_offsets (globalDataLen, theSecLevel, theEngineIDLength, theNameLength, scopedPduLen, boots_long, time_long, &theTotalLength, &authParamsOffset, &privParamsOffset, &dataOffset, &datalen, &msgAuthParmLen, &msgPrivParmLen, &otstlen, &seq_len, &msgSecParmLen) == -1) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","Failed calculating offsets.\n")); usm_free_usmStateReference (secStateRef); return SNMPERR_USM_GENERICERROR; } /* So, we have the offsets for the three parts that need to be determined, and an overall length. Now we need to make sure all of this would fit in the outgoing buffer, and whether or not we need to make a new buffer, etc. */ /* * Set wholeMsg as a pointer to globalData. Sanity check for * the proper size. * * Mark workspace in the message with bytes of all 1's to make it * easier to find mistakes in raw message dumps. */ ptr = *wholeMsg = globalData; if (theTotalLength > *wholeMsgLen) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","Message won't fit in buffer.\n")); usm_free_usmStateReference (secStateRef); return SNMPERR_USM_GENERICERROR; } ptr_len = *wholeMsgLen = theTotalLength; #ifdef SNMP_TESTING_CODE memset (&ptr[globalDataLen], 0xFF, theTotalLength-globalDataLen); #endif /* SNMP_TESTING_CODE */ /* * Do the encryption. */ if (theSecLevel == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHPRIV) { size_t encrypted_length = theTotalLength - dataOffset; size_t salt_length = BYTESIZE(USM_MAX_SALT_LENGTH); u_char salt[BYTESIZE(USM_MAX_SALT_LENGTH)]; /* XXX Hardwired to seek into a 1DES private key! */ if ( usm_set_salt( salt, &salt_length, thePrivKey+8, thePrivKeyLength-8, &ptr[privParamsOffset]) == -1 ) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","Can't set DES-CBC salt.\n")); usm_free_usmStateReference (secStateRef); return SNMPERR_USM_GENERICERROR; } if ( sc_encrypt( thePrivProtocol, thePrivProtocolLength, thePrivKey, thePrivKeyLength, salt, salt_length, scopedPdu, scopedPduLen, &ptr[dataOffset], &encrypted_length) != SNMP_ERR_NOERROR ) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","DES-CBC error.\n")); usm_free_usmStateReference (secStateRef); return SNMPERR_USM_ENCRYPTIONERROR; } #ifdef SNMP_TESTING_CODE if ( debug_is_token_registered("usm/dump") == SNMPERR_SUCCESS) { dump_chunk("usm/dump", "This data was encrypted:", scopedPdu, scopedPduLen); dump_chunk("usm/dump", "salt + Encrypted form:", salt, salt_length); dump_chunk("usm/dump", NULL, &ptr[dataOffset], encrypted_length); dump_chunk("usm/dump", "*wholeMsg:", *wholeMsg, theTotalLength); } #endif ptr = *wholeMsg; ptr_len = *wholeMsgLen = theTotalLength; /* * XXX Sanity check for salt length should be moved up * under usm_calc_offsets() or tossed. */ if ( (encrypted_length != (theTotalLength - dataOffset)) || (salt_length != msgPrivParmLen) ) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","DES-CBC length error.\n")); usm_free_usmStateReference (secStateRef); return SNMPERR_USM_ENCRYPTIONERROR; } DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","Encryption successful.\n")); } /* * No encryption for you! */ else { memcpy( &ptr[dataOffset], scopedPdu, scopedPduLen ); } /* * Start filling in the other fields (in prep for authentication). * * offSet is an octet string header, which is different from all * the other headers. */ remaining = ptr_len - globalDataLen; offSet = ptr_len - remaining; asn_build_header (&ptr[offSet], &remaining, (u_char)(ASN_UNIVERSAL|ASN_PRIMITIVE|ASN_OCTET_STR), otstlen); offSet = ptr_len - remaining; asn_build_sequence (&ptr[offSet], &remaining, (u_char)(ASN_SEQUENCE | ASN_CONSTRUCTOR), seq_len); offSet = ptr_len - remaining; asn_build_string (&ptr[offSet], &remaining, (u_char)(ASN_UNIVERSAL|ASN_PRIMITIVE|ASN_OCTET_STR), theEngineID, theEngineIDLength); offSet = ptr_len - remaining; asn_build_int (&ptr[offSet], &remaining, (u_char)(ASN_UNIVERSAL | ASN_PRIMITIVE | ASN_INTEGER), &boots_long, sizeof(long)); offSet = ptr_len - remaining; asn_build_int (&ptr[offSet], &remaining, (u_char)(ASN_UNIVERSAL | ASN_PRIMITIVE | ASN_INTEGER), &time_long, sizeof(long)); offSet = ptr_len - remaining; asn_build_string (&ptr[offSet], &remaining, (u_char)(ASN_UNIVERSAL|ASN_PRIMITIVE|ASN_OCTET_STR), (u_char *)theName, theNameLength); /* Note: if there is no authentication being done, msgAuthParmLen is 0, and there is no effect (other than inserting a zero-length header) of the following statements. */ offSet = ptr_len - remaining; asn_build_header( &ptr[offSet], &remaining, (u_char)(ASN_UNIVERSAL|ASN_PRIMITIVE|ASN_OCTET_STR), msgAuthParmLen); if (theSecLevel == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHNOPRIV || theSecLevel == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHPRIV) { offSet = ptr_len - remaining; memset (&ptr[offSet],0,msgAuthParmLen); } remaining -= msgAuthParmLen; /* Note: if there is no encryption being done, msgPrivParmLen is 0, and there is no effect (other than inserting a zero-length header) of the following statements. */ offSet = ptr_len - remaining; asn_build_header( &ptr[offSet], &remaining, (u_char)(ASN_UNIVERSAL|ASN_PRIMITIVE|ASN_OCTET_STR), msgPrivParmLen); remaining -= msgPrivParmLen; /* Skipping the IV already there. */ /* * For privacy, need to add the octet string header for it. */ if (theSecLevel==SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHPRIV) { offSet = ptr_len - remaining; asn_build_header( &ptr[offSet], &remaining, (u_char)(ASN_UNIVERSAL|ASN_PRIMITIVE|ASN_OCTET_STR), theTotalLength - dataOffset ); } /* * Adjust overall length and store it as the first SEQ length * of the SNMPv3Message. * * FIX 4 is a magic number! */ remaining = theTotalLength; asn_build_sequence (ptr, &remaining, (u_char)(ASN_SEQUENCE | ASN_CONSTRUCTOR), theTotalLength-4); /* * Now, time to consider / do authentication. */ if (theSecLevel == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHNOPRIV || theSecLevel == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHPRIV) { size_t temp_sig_len = msgAuthParmLen; u_char *temp_sig = (u_char *) malloc (temp_sig_len); if (temp_sig == NULL) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","Out of memory.\n")); usm_free_usmStateReference (secStateRef); return SNMPERR_USM_GENERICERROR; } if ( sc_generate_keyed_hash ( theAuthProtocol, theAuthProtocolLength, theAuthKey, theAuthKeyLength, ptr, ptr_len, temp_sig, &temp_sig_len) != SNMP_ERR_NOERROR ) { /* FIX temp_sig_len defined?! */ SNMP_ZERO(temp_sig, temp_sig_len); SNMP_FREE(temp_sig); DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","Signing failed.\n")); usm_free_usmStateReference (secStateRef); return SNMPERR_USM_AUTHENTICATIONFAILURE; } if (temp_sig_len != msgAuthParmLen) { SNMP_ZERO(temp_sig, temp_sig_len); SNMP_FREE(temp_sig); DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","Signing lengths failed.\n")); usm_free_usmStateReference (secStateRef); return SNMPERR_USM_AUTHENTICATIONFAILURE; } memcpy (&ptr[authParamsOffset], temp_sig, msgAuthParmLen); SNMP_ZERO(temp_sig, temp_sig_len); SNMP_FREE(temp_sig); } /* endif -- create keyed hash */ usm_free_usmStateReference (secStateRef); DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","USM processing completed.\n")); return SNMPERR_SUCCESS; } /* end usm_generate_out_msg() */ /*******************************************************************-o-****** * usm_parse_security_parameters * * Parameters: * (See list below...) * * Returns: * 0 On success, * -1 Otherwise. * * tab stop 4 * * Extracts values from the security header and data portions of the * incoming buffer. */ int usm_parse_security_parameters ( u_char *secParams, size_t remaining, u_char *secEngineID, size_t *secEngineIDLen, u_int *boots_uint, u_int *time_uint, char *secName, size_t *secNameLen, u_char *signature, size_t *signature_length, u_char *salt, size_t *salt_length, u_char **data_ptr) { u_char *parse_ptr = secParams; u_char *value_ptr; u_char *next_ptr; u_char type_value; size_t octet_string_length = remaining; size_t sequence_length; size_t remaining_bytes; long boots_long; long time_long; u_int origNameLen; /* * Eat the first octet header. */ if ((value_ptr = asn_parse_sequence (parse_ptr, &octet_string_length, &type_value, (ASN_UNIVERSAL|ASN_PRIMITIVE|ASN_OCTET_STR), "usm first octet")) == NULL) { /* RETURN parse error */ return -1; } /* * Eat the sequence header. */ parse_ptr = value_ptr; sequence_length = octet_string_length; if ((value_ptr = asn_parse_sequence (parse_ptr, &sequence_length, &type_value, (ASN_SEQUENCE | ASN_CONSTRUCTOR), "usm sequence")) == NULL) { /* RETURN parse error */ return -1; } /* * Retrieve the engineID. */ parse_ptr = value_ptr; remaining_bytes = sequence_length; DEBUGDUMPHEADER("dump_recv", "Parsing msgAuthoritativeEngineID\n"); if ( (next_ptr = asn_parse_string (parse_ptr, &remaining_bytes, &type_value, secEngineID, secEngineIDLen)) == NULL ) { DEBUGINDENTLESS(); /* RETURN parse error */ return -1; } DEBUGINDENTLESS(); if (type_value != (u_char) (ASN_UNIVERSAL|ASN_PRIMITIVE|ASN_OCTET_STR)) { /* RETURN parse error */ return -1; } /* * Retrieve the engine boots, notice switch in the way next_ptr and * remaining_bytes are used (to accomodate the asn code). */ DEBUGDUMPHEADER("dump_recv", "Parsing msgAuthoritativeEngineBoots\n"); if ((next_ptr = asn_parse_int (next_ptr, &remaining_bytes, &type_value, &boots_long, sizeof(long))) == NULL) { DEBUGINDENTLESS(); /* RETURN parse error */ return -1; } DEBUGINDENTLESS(); if (type_value != (u_char) (ASN_UNIVERSAL|ASN_PRIMITIVE|ASN_INTEGER)) { DEBUGINDENTLESS(); /* RETURN parse error */ return -1; } *boots_uint = (u_int) boots_long; /* * Retrieve the time value. */ DEBUGDUMPHEADER("dump_recv", "Parsing msgAuthoritativeEngineTime\n"); if ((next_ptr = asn_parse_int (next_ptr, &remaining_bytes, &type_value, &time_long, sizeof(long))) == NULL) { /* RETURN parse error */ return -1; } if (type_value != (u_char) (ASN_UNIVERSAL|ASN_PRIMITIVE|ASN_INTEGER)) { DEBUGINDENTLESS(); /* RETURN parse error */ return -1; } *time_uint = (u_int) time_long; /* * Retrieve the secName. */ origNameLen = *secNameLen; DEBUGDUMPHEADER("dump_recv", "Parsing msgUserName\n"); if ( (next_ptr = asn_parse_string (next_ptr, &remaining_bytes, &type_value, (u_char *)secName, secNameLen)) == NULL ) { DEBUGINDENTLESS(); /* RETURN parse error */ return -1; } DEBUGINDENTLESS(); /* FIX -- doesn't this also indicate a buffer overrun? */ if ((int)origNameLen < *secNameLen + 1) { /* RETURN parse error, but it's really a parameter error */ return -1; } secName[*secNameLen] = '\0'; if (type_value != (u_char) (ASN_UNIVERSAL|ASN_PRIMITIVE|ASN_OCTET_STR)) { /* RETURN parse error */ return -1; } /* * Retrieve the signature and blank it if there. */ DEBUGDUMPHEADER("dump_recv", "Parsing msgAuthenticationParameters\n"); if ( (next_ptr = asn_parse_string (next_ptr, &remaining_bytes, &type_value, signature, signature_length)) == NULL ) { DEBUGINDENTLESS(); /* RETURN parse error */ return -1; } DEBUGINDENTLESS(); if (type_value != (u_char) (ASN_UNIVERSAL|ASN_PRIMITIVE|ASN_OCTET_STR)) { /* RETURN parse error */ return -1; } if (*signature_length != 0) /* Blanking for authentication step later */ { memset (next_ptr-(u_long)*signature_length, 0, *signature_length); } /* * Retrieve the salt. * * Note that the next ptr is where the data section starts. */ DEBUGDUMPHEADER("dump_recv", "Parsing msgPrivacyParameters\n"); if ( (*data_ptr = asn_parse_string (next_ptr, &remaining_bytes, &type_value, salt, salt_length)) == NULL ) { DEBUGINDENTLESS(); /* RETURN parse error */ return -1; } DEBUGINDENTLESS(); if (type_value != (u_char) (ASN_UNIVERSAL|ASN_PRIMITIVE|ASN_OCTET_STR)) { /* RETURN parse error */ return -1; } return 0; } /* end usm_parse_security_parameters() */ /*******************************************************************-o-****** * usm_check_and_update_timeliness * * Parameters: * *secEngineID * secEngineIDen * boots_uint * time_uint * *error * * Returns: * 0 On success, * -1 Otherwise. * * * Performs the incoming timeliness checking and setting. */ int usm_check_and_update_timeliness( u_char *secEngineID, size_t secEngineIDLen, u_int boots_uint, u_int time_uint, int *error) { u_char myID[USM_MAX_ID_LENGTH]; int myIDLength = snmpv3_get_engineID(myID, USM_MAX_ID_LENGTH); u_int myBoots; u_int myTime; if ( (myIDLength > USM_MAX_ID_LENGTH) || (myIDLength < 0) ) { /* We're probably already screwed...buffer overwrite. XXX? */ DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","Buffer overflow.\n")); *error = SNMPERR_USM_GENERICERROR; return -1; } myBoots = snmpv3_local_snmpEngineBoots(); myTime = snmpv3_local_snmpEngineTime(); /* * IF the time involved is local * Make sure message is inside the time window * ELSE * IF boots is higher or boots is the same and time is higher * remember this new data * ELSE * IF !(boots same and time within USM_TIME_WINDOW secs) * Message is too old * ELSE * Message is ok, but don't take time * ENDIF * ENDIF * ENDIF */ /* * This is a local reference. */ if ( (int)secEngineIDLen == myIDLength && memcmp (secEngineID, myID, myIDLength) == 0 ) { u_int time_difference = myTime > time_uint ? myTime - time_uint : time_uint - myTime; if (boots_uint == ENGINEBOOT_MAX || boots_uint != myBoots || time_difference > USM_TIME_WINDOW) { if ( snmp_increment_statistic( STAT_USMSTATSNOTINTIMEWINDOWS) == 0 ) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Failed to increment statistic.")); } DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Not in local time window.")); *error = SNMPERR_USM_NOTINTIMEWINDOW; return -1; } *error = SNMPERR_SUCCESS; return 0; } /* * This is a remote reference. */ else { u_int theirBoots, theirTime, theirLastTime; u_int time_difference; if ( get_enginetime_ex( secEngineID, secEngineIDLen, &theirBoots, &theirTime, &theirLastTime, TRUE) != SNMPERR_SUCCESS) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Failed to get remote engine's times.")); *error = SNMPERR_USM_GENERICERROR; return -1; } time_difference = theirTime > time_uint ? theirTime - time_uint : time_uint - theirTime; /* * XXX Contrary to the pseudocode: * See if boots is invalid first. */ if (theirBoots == ENGINEBOOT_MAX || theirBoots > boots_uint) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Remote boot count invalid.")); *error = SNMPERR_USM_NOTINTIMEWINDOW; return -1; } /* * Boots is ok, see if the boots is the same but the time * is old. */ if (theirBoots == boots_uint && time_uint < theirLastTime) { if(time_difference > USM_TIME_WINDOW) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Message too old.")); *error = SNMPERR_USM_NOTINTIMEWINDOW; return -1; } else /* Old, but acceptable */ { *error = SNMPERR_SUCCESS; return 0; } } /* Message is ok, either boots has been advanced, or time is greater than before with the same boots. */ if ( set_enginetime( secEngineID, secEngineIDLen, boots_uint, time_uint, TRUE) != SNMPERR_SUCCESS) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Failed updating remote boot/time.")); *error = SNMPERR_USM_GENERICERROR; return -1; } *error = SNMPERR_SUCCESS; return 0; /* Fresh message and time updated */ } /* endif -- local or remote time reference. */ } /* end usm_check_and_update_timeliness() */ /*******************************************************************-o-****** * usm_process_in_msg * * Parameters: * (See list below...) * * Returns: * SNMPERR_SUCCESS On success. * SNMPERR_USM_AUTHENTICATIONFAILURE * SNMPERR_USM_DECRYPTIONERROR * SNMPERR_USM_GENERICERROR * SNMPERR_USM_PARSEERROR * SNMPERR_USM_UNKNOWNENGINEID * SNMPERR_USM_PARSEERROR * SNMPERR_USM_UNKNOWNSECURITYNAME * SNMPERR_USM_UNSUPPORTEDSECURITYLEVEL * * * ASSUMES size of decrypt_buf will always be >= size of encrypted sPDU. * * FIX Memory leaks if secStateRef is allocated and a return occurs * without cleaning up. May contain secrets... */ int usm_process_in_msg ( int msgProcModel, /* (UNUSED) */ size_t maxMsgSize, /* IN - Used to calc maxSizeResponse. */ u_char *secParams, /* IN - BER encoded securityParameters.*/ int secModel, /* (UNUSED) */ int secLevel, /* IN - AuthNoPriv, authPriv etc. */ u_char *wholeMsg, /* IN - Original v3 message. */ size_t wholeMsgLen, /* IN - Msg length. */ u_char *secEngineID, /* OUT - Pointer snmpEngineID. */ size_t *secEngineIDLen, /* IN/OUT - Len available, len returned. */ /* NOTE: Memory provided by caller. */ char *secName, /* OUT - Pointer to securityName. */ size_t *secNameLen, /* IN/OUT - Len available, len returned. */ u_char **scopedPdu, /* OUT - Pointer to plaintext scopedPdu.*/ size_t *scopedPduLen, /* IN/OUT - Len available, len returned. */ size_t *maxSizeResponse, /* OUT - Max size of Response PDU. */ void **secStateRf) /* OUT - Ref to security state. */ { size_t remaining = wholeMsgLen - (u_int) ((u_long)*secParams-(u_long)*wholeMsg); u_int boots_uint; u_int time_uint; u_char signature[BYTESIZE(USM_MAX_KEYEDHASH_LENGTH)]; size_t signature_length = BYTESIZE(USM_MAX_KEYEDHASH_LENGTH); u_char salt[BYTESIZE(USM_MAX_SALT_LENGTH)]; size_t salt_length = BYTESIZE(USM_MAX_SALT_LENGTH); u_char iv[BYTESIZE(USM_MAX_SALT_LENGTH)]; u_int iv_length = BYTESIZE(USM_MAX_SALT_LENGTH); u_char *data_ptr; u_char *value_ptr; u_char type_value; u_char *end_of_overhead; int error; int i; struct usmStateReference **secStateRef = (struct usmStateReference **)secStateRf; struct usmUser *user; DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","USM processing begun...\n")); if (secStateRef) /* FIX -- huh? destroy it? */ { *secStateRef = usm_malloc_usmStateReference(); if (*secStateRef == NULL) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm", "Out of memory.\n")); return SNMPERR_USM_GENERICERROR; } } /* * Make sure the *secParms is an OCTET STRING. * Extract the user name, engine ID, and security level. */ if ( usm_parse_security_parameters ( secParams, remaining, secEngineID, secEngineIDLen, &boots_uint, &time_uint, secName, secNameLen, signature, &signature_length, salt, &salt_length, &data_ptr) == -1 ) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","Parsing failed.\n")); if (snmp_increment_statistic (STAT_SNMPINASNPARSEERRS)==0) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Failed to increment statistic.")); } return SNMPERR_USM_PARSEERROR; } if (secStateRef) { /* Cache the name, engine ID, and security level, * per step 2 (section 3.2) */ if ( usm_set_usmStateReference_name ( *secStateRef, secName, *secNameLen) == -1 ) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Couldn't cache name.")); return SNMPERR_USM_GENERICERROR; } if ( usm_set_usmStateReference_engine_id ( *secStateRef, secEngineID, *secEngineIDLen) == -1 ) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Couldn't cache engine id.")); return SNMPERR_USM_GENERICERROR; } if ( usm_set_usmStateReference_sec_level ( *secStateRef, secLevel) == -1 ) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Couldn't cache security level.")); return SNMPERR_USM_GENERICERROR; } } /* * Locate the engine ID record. * If it is unknown, then either create one or note this as an error. */ if (reportErrorOnUnknownID) { if (ISENGINEKNOWN(secEngineID, *secEngineIDLen)==FALSE) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","Unknown Engine ID.\n")); if (snmp_increment_statistic ( STAT_USMSTATSUNKNOWNENGINEIDS)==0) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Failed to increment statistic.")); } return SNMPERR_USM_UNKNOWNENGINEID; } } else { if ( ENSURE_ENGINE_RECORD(secEngineID,*secEngineIDLen) != SNMPERR_SUCCESS ) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Couldn't ensure engine record.")); return SNMPERR_USM_GENERICERROR; } } /* * Locate the User record. * If the user/engine ID is unknown, report this as an error. */ if ( (user = usm_get_user(secEngineID, *secEngineIDLen, secName)) == NULL ) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","Unknown User.\n")); if (snmp_increment_statistic (STAT_USMSTATSUNKNOWNUSERNAMES)==0) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Failed to increment statistic.")); } return SNMPERR_USM_UNKNOWNSECURITYNAME; } /* * Make sure the security level is appropriate. */ if (usm_check_secLevel(secLevel, user) == 1) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","Unsupported Security Level.\n")); if (snmp_increment_statistic (STAT_USMSTATSUNSUPPORTEDSECLEVELS)==0) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Failed to increment statistic.")); } return SNMPERR_USM_UNSUPPORTEDSECURITYLEVEL; } /* * Check the authentication credentials of the message. */ if (secLevel == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHNOPRIV || secLevel == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHPRIV) { if ( sc_check_keyed_hash ( user->authProtocol, user->authProtocolLen, user->authKey, user->authKeyLen, wholeMsg, wholeMsgLen, signature, signature_length) != SNMP_ERR_NOERROR ) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","Verification failed.\n")); if (snmp_increment_statistic (STAT_USMSTATSWRONGDIGESTS)==0) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Failed to increment statistic.")); } return SNMPERR_USM_AUTHENTICATIONFAILURE; } DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","Verification succeeded.\n")); } /* * Steps 10-11 user is already set - relocated before timeliness * check in case it fails - still save user data for response. * * Cache the keys and protocol oids, per step 11 (s3.2). */ if (secStateRef) { if (usm_set_usmStateReference_auth_protocol (*secStateRef, user->authProtocol, user->authProtocolLen) ==-1) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Couldn't cache authentication protocol.")); return SNMPERR_USM_GENERICERROR; } if (usm_set_usmStateReference_auth_key (*secStateRef, user->authKey, user->authKeyLen) == -1) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Couldn't cache authentiation key.")); return SNMPERR_USM_GENERICERROR; } if (usm_set_usmStateReference_priv_protocol (*secStateRef, user->privProtocol, user->privProtocolLen) ==-1) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Couldn't cache privacy protocol.")); return SNMPERR_USM_GENERICERROR; } if (usm_set_usmStateReference_priv_key (*secStateRef, user->privKey, user->privKeyLen) == -1) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Couldn't cache privacy key.")); return SNMPERR_USM_GENERICERROR; } } /* * Perform the timeliness/time manager functions. */ if (secLevel == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHNOPRIV || secLevel == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHPRIV) { if ( usm_check_and_update_timeliness ( secEngineID, *secEngineIDLen, boots_uint, time_uint, &error) == -1 ) { return error; } } #ifdef LCD_TIME_SYNC_OPT /* * Cache the unauthenticated time to use in case we don't have * anything better - this guess will be no worse than (0,0) * that we normally use. */ else { set_enginetime(secEngineID, *secEngineIDLen, boots_uint, time_uint, FALSE); } #endif /* LCD_TIME_SYNC_OPT */ /* * If needed, decrypt the scoped PDU. */ if (secLevel == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHPRIV) { remaining = wholeMsgLen - (data_ptr - wholeMsg); if ((value_ptr = asn_parse_sequence (data_ptr, &remaining, &type_value, (ASN_UNIVERSAL|ASN_PRIMITIVE|ASN_OCTET_STR), "encrypted sPDU")) == NULL) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Failed while parsing encrypted sPDU.")); if (snmp_increment_statistic (STAT_SNMPINASNPARSEERRS)==0) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Failed increment statistic.")); } return SNMPERR_USM_PARSEERROR; } end_of_overhead = value_ptr; /* * XOR the salt with the last (iv_length) bytes * of the priv_key to obtain the IV. */ for (i = 0; i < (int)iv_length; i++) iv[i] = salt[i] ^ user->privKey[iv_length + i]; if (sc_decrypt ( user->privProtocol, user->privProtocolLen, user->privKey, user->privKeyLen, iv, iv_length, value_ptr, remaining, *scopedPdu, scopedPduLen) != SNMP_ERR_NOERROR) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Failed decryption.")); if (snmp_increment_statistic (STAT_USMSTATSDECRYPTIONERRORS)==0) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","%s\n", "Failed increment statistic.")); } return SNMPERR_USM_DECRYPTIONERROR; } #ifdef SNMP_TESTING_CODE if ( debug_is_token_registered("usm/dump") == SNMPERR_SUCCESS) { dump_chunk("usm/dump", "Decrypted chunk:", *scopedPdu, *scopedPduLen); dump_chunk("usm/dump", "IV + Encrypted form:", salt, salt_length); dump_chunk("usm/dump", NULL, value_ptr, remaining); } #endif } /* * sPDU is plaintext. */ else { *scopedPdu = data_ptr; *scopedPduLen = wholeMsgLen - (data_ptr - wholeMsg); end_of_overhead = data_ptr; } /* endif -- PDU decryption */ /* * Calculate the biggest sPDU for the response (i.e., whole - ovrhd). * * FIX Correct? */ *maxSizeResponse = maxMsgSize - (int) ((u_long)end_of_overhead - (u_long)wholeMsg); DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","USM processing completed.\n")); return SNMPERR_SUCCESS; } /* end usm_process_in_msg() */ void init_usm(void) { snmp_register_callback(SNMP_CALLBACK_LIBRARY, SNMP_CALLBACK_POST_READ_CONFIG, init_usm_post_config, NULL); } /* * initializations for the USM. * * Should be called after the configuration files have been read. * * Set "arbitrary" portion of salt to a random number. */ int init_usm_post_config(int majorid, int minorid, void *serverarg, void *clientarg) { size_t salt_integer_len = sizeof(salt_integer); initialUser = usm_create_initial_user("initial", usmHMACMD5AuthProtocol, USM_LENGTH_OID_TRANSFORM, usmDESPrivProtocol, USM_LENGTH_OID_TRANSFORM); SNMP_FREE(initialUser->engineID); initialUser->engineIDLen = 0; if ( sc_random((u_char *) &salt_integer, &salt_integer_len) != SNMPERR_SUCCESS ) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","sc_random() failed: using time() as salt.\n")); salt_integer = (u_int) time(NULL); salt_integer_len = sizeof(salt_integer); } noNameUser = usm_create_initial_user("", usmHMACMD5AuthProtocol, USM_LENGTH_OID_TRANSFORM, usmDESPrivProtocol, USM_LENGTH_OID_TRANSFORM); SNMP_FREE(noNameUser->engineID); noNameUser->engineIDLen = 0; return SNMPERR_SUCCESS; } /* end init_usm_post_config() */ /* * Local storage (LCD) of the default user list. */ static struct usmUser *userList=NULL; struct usmUser * usm_get_userList(void) { return userList; } /*******************************************************************-o-****** * usm_check_secLevel * * Parameters: * level * *user * * Returns: * 0 On success, * -1 Otherwise. * * Checks that a given security level is valid for a given user. */ int usm_check_secLevel(int level, struct usmUser *user) { if ( level == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHPRIV && (snmp_oid_compare(user->privProtocol, user->privProtocolLen, usmNoPrivProtocol, sizeof(usmNoPrivProtocol)/sizeof(oid))==0) ) { return 1; } if ( (level == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHPRIV || level == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHNOPRIV) && (snmp_oid_compare(user->authProtocol, user->authProtocolLen, usmNoAuthProtocol, sizeof(usmNoAuthProtocol)/sizeof(oid))==0) ) { return 1; } return 0; } /* end usm_check_secLevel() */ /*******************************************************************-o-****** * usm_check_secLevel_vs_protocols * * Parameters: * level * *authProtocol * authProtocolLen * *privProtocol * privProtocolLen * * Returns: * 0 On success, * -1 Otherwise. * * Same as above but with explicitly named transform types instead of taking * from the usmUser structure. */ int usm_check_secLevel_vs_protocols(int level, oid *authProtocol, u_int authProtocolLen, oid *privProtocol, u_int privProtocolLen) { if ( level == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHPRIV && (snmp_oid_compare(privProtocol, privProtocolLen, usmNoPrivProtocol, sizeof(usmNoPrivProtocol)/sizeof(oid))==0) ) { return 1; } if ( (level == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHPRIV || level == SNMP_SEC_LEVEL_AUTHNOPRIV) && (snmp_oid_compare(authProtocol, authProtocolLen, usmNoAuthProtocol, sizeof(usmNoAuthProtocol)/sizeof(oid))==0) ) { return 1; } return 0; } /* end usm_check_secLevel_vs_protocols() */ /* usm_update_engine_time(): Updates engine_time for all registered users. * This function would be useful for systems that start up with default time * settings and then update their timing reference using NTP at a later stage */ void usm_update_engine_time(void) { struct usmUser *ptr; long boots_long; long time_long; boots_long = snmpv3_local_snmpEngineBoots(); time_long = snmpv3_local_snmpEngineTime(); for (ptr = userList; ptr != NULL; ptr = ptr->next) { set_enginetime( ptr->engineID, ptr->engineIDLen, boots_long, time_long, TRUE ); } } /* usm_get_user(): Returns a user from userList based on the engineID, engineIDLen and name of the requested user. */ struct usmUser * usm_get_user(u_char *engineID, size_t engineIDLen, char *name) { DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","getting user %s\n", name)); return usm_get_user_from_list(engineID, engineIDLen, name, userList, 1); } struct usmUser * usm_get_user_from_list(u_char *engineID, size_t engineIDLen, char *name, struct usmUser *puserList, int use_default) { struct usmUser *ptr; char noName[] = ""; if (name == NULL) name = noName; for (ptr = puserList; ptr != NULL; ptr = ptr->next) { if (!strcmp(ptr->name, name) && ptr->engineIDLen == engineIDLen && ((ptr->engineID == NULL && engineID == NULL) || (ptr->engineID != NULL && engineID != NULL && memcmp(ptr->engineID, engineID, engineIDLen) == 0))) return ptr; } /* return "" user used to facilitate engineID discovery */ if (use_default && !strcmp(name, "")) return noNameUser; /* this next line may be vestigial from when the draft used 'initial' to discover engineID, also did not remove creation if 'inital' user -gsm 2/6/99 */ if (use_default && !strcmp(name, "initial")) return initialUser; return NULL; } /* usm_add_user(): Add's a user to the userList, sorted by the engineIDLength then the engineID then the name length then the name to facilitate getNext calls on a usmUser table which is indexed by these values. Note: userList must not be NULL (obviously), as thats a rather trivial addition and is left to the API user. returns the head of the list (which could change due to this add). */ struct usmUser * usm_add_user(struct usmUser *user) { struct usmUser *uptr; uptr = usm_add_user_to_list(user, userList); if (uptr != NULL) userList = uptr; return uptr; } struct usmUser * usm_add_user_to_list(struct usmUser *user, struct usmUser *puserList) { struct usmUser *nptr, *pptr; /* loop through puserList till we find the proper, sorted place to insert the new user */ for (nptr = puserList, pptr = NULL; nptr != NULL; pptr = nptr, nptr = nptr->next) { if (nptr->engineIDLen > user->engineIDLen) break; if (user->engineID == NULL && nptr->engineID != NULL) break; if (nptr->engineIDLen == user->engineIDLen && (nptr->engineID != NULL && user->engineID != NULL && memcmp(nptr->engineID, user->engineID, user->engineIDLen) > 0)) break; if (!(nptr->engineID == NULL && user->engineID != NULL)) { if (nptr->engineIDLen == user->engineIDLen && ((nptr->engineID == NULL && user->engineID == NULL) || memcmp(nptr->engineID, user->engineID, user->engineIDLen) == 0) && strlen(nptr->name) > strlen(user->name)) break; if (nptr->engineIDLen == user->engineIDLen && ((nptr->engineID == NULL && user->engineID == NULL) || memcmp(nptr->engineID, user->engineID, user->engineIDLen) == 0) && strlen(nptr->name) == strlen(user->name) && strcmp(nptr->name, user->name) > 0) break; if (nptr->engineIDLen == user->engineIDLen && ((nptr->engineID == NULL && user->engineID == NULL) || memcmp(nptr->engineID, user->engineID, user->engineIDLen) == 0) && strlen(nptr->name) == strlen(user->name) && strcmp(nptr->name, user->name) == 0) /* the user is an exact match of a previous entry. Bail */ return NULL; } } /* nptr should now point to the user that we need to add ourselves in front of, and pptr should be our new 'prev'. */ /* change our pointers */ user->prev = pptr; user->next = nptr; /* change the next's prev pointer */ if (user->next) user->next->prev = user; /* change the prev's next pointer */ if (user->prev) user->prev->next = user; /* rewind to the head of the list and return it (since the new head could be us, we need to notify the above routine who the head now is. */ for(pptr = user; pptr->prev != NULL; pptr = pptr->prev); return pptr; } /* usm_remove_user(): finds and removes a user from a list */ struct usmUser * usm_remove_user(struct usmUser *user) { return usm_remove_user_from_list(user, &userList); } struct usmUser * usm_remove_user_from_list(struct usmUser *user, struct usmUser **ppuserList) { struct usmUser *nptr, *pptr; /* NULL pointers aren't allowed */ if (ppuserList == NULL) return NULL; /* find the user in the list */ for (nptr = *ppuserList, pptr = NULL; nptr != NULL; pptr = nptr, nptr = nptr->next) { if (nptr == user) break; } if (nptr) { /* remove the user from the linked list */ if (pptr) { pptr->next = nptr->next; } if (nptr->next) { nptr->next->prev = pptr; } } else { /* user didn't exit */ return NULL; } if (nptr == *ppuserList) /* we're the head of the list, need to change the head to the next user */ *ppuserList = nptr->next; return *ppuserList; } /* end usm_remove_user_from_list() */ /* usm_free_user(): calls free() on all needed parts of struct usmUser and the user himself. Note: This should *not* be called on an object in a list (IE, remove it from the list first, and set next and prev to NULL), but will try to reconnect the list pieces again if it is called this way. If called on the head of the list, the entire list will be lost. */ struct usmUser * usm_free_user(struct usmUser *user) { if (user == NULL) return NULL; SNMP_FREE(user->engineID); SNMP_FREE(user->name); SNMP_FREE(user->secName); SNMP_FREE(user->cloneFrom); SNMP_FREE(user->userPublicString); SNMP_FREE(user->authProtocol); SNMP_FREE(user->privProtocol); if (user->authKey != NULL) { SNMP_ZERO(user->authKey, user->authKeyLen); SNMP_FREE(user->authKey); } if (user->privKey != NULL) { SNMP_ZERO(user->privKey, user->privKeyLen); SNMP_FREE(user->privKey); } /* FIX Why not put this check *first?* */ if (user->prev != NULL) { /* ack, this shouldn't happen */ user->prev->next = user->next; } if (user->next != NULL) { user->next->prev = user->prev; if (user->prev != NULL) /* ack this is really bad, because it means we'll loose the head of some structure tree */ DEBUGMSGTL(("usm","Severe: Asked to free the head of a usmUser tree somewhere.")); } SNMP_ZERO(user, sizeof(*user)); SNMP_FREE(user); return NULL; /* for convenience to returns from calling functions */ } /* end usm_free_user() */ /* take a given user and clone the security info into another */ struct usmUser * usm_cloneFrom_user(struct usmUser *from, struct usmUser *to) { /* copy the authProtocol oid row pointer */ SNMP_FREE(to->authProtocol); if ((to->authProtocol = snmp_duplicate_objid(from->authProtocol,from->authProtocolLen)) != NULL) to->authProtocolLen = from->authProtocolLen; else to->authProtocolLen = 0; /* copy the authKey */ SNMP_FREE(to->authKey); if (from->authKeyLen > 0 && (to->authKey = (u_char *) malloc(from->authKeyLen)) != NULL) { to->authKeyLen = from->authKeyLen; memcpy(to->authKey, from->authKey, to->authKeyLen); } else { to->authKey = NULL; to->authKeyLen = 0; } /* copy the privProtocol oid row pointer */ SNMP_FREE(to->privProtocol); if ((to->privProtocol = snmp_duplicate_objid(from->privProtocol,from->privProtocolLen)) != NULL) to->privProtocolLen = from->privProtocolLen; else to->privProtocolLen = 0; /* copy the privKey */ SNMP_FREE(to->privKey); if (from->privKeyLen > 0 && (to->privKey = (u_char *) malloc(from->privKeyLen)) != NULL) { to->privKeyLen = from->privKeyLen; memcpy(to->privKey, from->privKey, to->privKeyLen); } else { to->privKey = NULL; to->privKeyLen = 0; } return to; } /* usm_create_user(void): create a default empty user, instantiating only the auth/priv protocols to noAuth and noPriv OID pointers */ struct usmUser * usm_create_user(void) { struct usmUser *newUser; /* create the new user */ newUser = (struct usmUser *) calloc(1,sizeof(struct usmUser)); if (newUser == NULL) return NULL; /* fill the auth/priv protocols */ if ((newUser->authProtocol = snmp_duplicate_objid(usmNoAuthProtocol, sizeof(usmNoAuthProtocol)/sizeof(oid))) == NULL) return usm_free_user(newUser); newUser->authProtocolLen = sizeof(usmNoAuthProtocol)/sizeof(oid); if ((newUser->privProtocol = snmp_duplicate_objid(usmNoPrivProtocol, sizeof(usmNoPrivProtocol)/sizeof(oid))) == NULL) return usm_free_user(newUser); newUser->privProtocolLen = sizeof(usmNoPrivProtocol)/sizeof(oid); /* set the storage type to nonvolatile, and the status to ACTIVE */ newUser->userStorageType = ST_NONVOLATILE; newUser->userStatus = RS_ACTIVE; return newUser; } /* end usm_clone_user() */ /* usm_create_initial_user(void): creates an initial user, filled with the defaults defined in the USM document. */ struct usmUser * usm_create_initial_user(const char *name, oid *authProtocol, size_t authProtocolLen, oid *privProtocol, size_t privProtocolLen) { struct usmUser *newUser = usm_create_user(); if (newUser == NULL) return NULL; if ((newUser->name = strdup(name)) == NULL) return usm_free_user(newUser); if ((newUser->secName = strdup(name)) == NULL) return usm_free_user(newUser); if ((newUser->engineID = snmpv3_generate_engineID(&newUser->engineIDLen)) == NULL) return usm_free_user(newUser); if ((newUser->cloneFrom = (oid *) malloc(sizeof(oid)*2)) == NULL) return usm_free_user(newUser); newUser->cloneFrom[0] = 0; newUser->cloneFrom[1] = 0; newUser->cloneFromLen = 2; SNMP_FREE(newUser->privProtocol); if ((newUser->privProtocol = (oid *) malloc(privProtocolLen*sizeof(oid))) == NULL) return usm_free_user(newUser); newUser->privProtocolLen = privProtocolLen; memcpy(newUser->privProtocol, privProtocol, privProtocolLen*sizeof(oid)); SNMP_FREE(newUser->authProtocol); if ((newUser->authProtocol = (oid *) malloc(authProtocolLen*sizeof(oid))) == NULL) return usm_free_user(newUser); newUser->authProtocolLen = authProtocolLen; memcpy(newUser->authProtocol, authProtocol, authProtocolLen*sizeof(oid)); newUser->userStatus = RS_ACTIVE; newUser->userStorageType = ST_READONLY; return newUser; } /* this is a callback that can store all known users based on a previously registered application ID */ int usm_store_users(int majorID, int minorID, void *serverarg, void *clientarg) { /* figure out our application name */ char *appname = (char *) clientarg; if (appname == NULL) appname = ds_get_string(DS_LIBRARY_ID, DS_LIB_APPTYPE); /* save the user base */ usm_save_users("usmUser", appname); /* never fails */ return SNMPERR_SUCCESS; } /* usm_save_users(): saves a list of users to the persistent cache */ void usm_save_users(const char *token, const char *type) { usm_save_users_from_list(userList, token, type); } void usm_save_users_from_list(struct usmUser *puserList, const char *token, const char *type) { struct usmUser *uptr; for (uptr = puserList; uptr != NULL; uptr = uptr->next) { if (uptr->userStorageType == ST_NONVOLATILE) usm_save_user(uptr, token, type); } } /* usm_save_user(): saves a user to the persistent cache */ void usm_save_user(struct usmUser *user, const char *token, const char *type) { char line[4096]; char *cptr; memset(line, 0, sizeof(line)); sprintf(line, "%s %d %d ", token, user->userStatus, user->userStorageType); cptr = &line[strlen(line)]; /* the NULL */ cptr = read_config_save_octet_string(cptr, user->engineID, user->engineIDLen); *cptr++ = ' '; cptr = read_config_save_octet_string(cptr, (u_char *)user->name, (user->name == NULL) ? 0 : strlen(user->name)+1); *cptr++ = ' '; cptr = read_config_save_octet_string(cptr, (u_char *)user->secName, (user->secName == NULL) ? 0 : strlen(user->secName)+1); *cptr++ = ' '; cptr = read_config_save_objid(cptr, user->cloneFrom, user->cloneFromLen); *cptr++ = ' '; cptr = read_config_save_objid(cptr, user->authProtocol, user->authProtocolLen); *cptr++ = ' '; cptr = read_config_save_octet_string(cptr, user->authKey, user->authKeyLen); *cptr++ = ' '; cptr = read_config_save_objid(cptr, user->privProtocol, user->privProtocolLen); *cptr++ = ' '; cptr = read_config_save_octet_string(cptr, user->privKey, user->privKeyLen); *cptr++ = ' '; cptr = read_config_save_octet_string(cptr, user->userPublicString, (user->userPublicString == NULL) ? 0 : strlen((char *)user->userPublicString)+1); read_config_store(type, line); } /* usm_parse_user(): reads in a line containing a saved user profile and returns a pointer to a newly created struct usmUser. */ struct usmUser * usm_read_user(char *line) { struct usmUser *user; size_t len; user = usm_create_user(); if (user == NULL) return NULL; user->userStatus = atoi(line); line = skip_token(line); user->userStorageType = atoi(line); line = skip_token(line); line = read_config_read_octet_string(line, &user->engineID, &user->engineIDLen); /* set the lcd entry for this engineID to the minimum boots/time values so that its a known engineid and won't return a report pdu. This is mostly important when receiving v3 traps so that the usm will at least continue processing them. */ set_enginetime(user->engineID, user->engineIDLen, 1, 0, 0); line = read_config_read_octet_string(line, (u_char **)&user->name, &len); line = read_config_read_octet_string(line, (u_char **)&user->secName, &len); SNMP_FREE(user->cloneFrom); user->cloneFromLen = 0; line = read_config_read_objid(line, &user->cloneFrom, &user->cloneFromLen); SNMP_FREE(user->authProtocol); user->authProtocolLen = 0; line = read_config_read_objid(line, &user->authProtocol, &user->authProtocolLen); line = read_config_read_octet_string(line, &user->authKey, &user->authKeyLen); SNMP_FREE(user->privProtocol); user->privProtocolLen = 0; line = read_config_read_objid(line, &user->privProtocol, &user->privProtocolLen); line = read_config_read_octet_string(line, &user->privKey, &user->privKeyLen); line = read_config_read_octet_string(line, &user->userPublicString, &len); return user; } /* snmpd.conf parsing routines */ void usm_parse_config_usmUser(const char *token, char *line) { struct usmUser *uptr; uptr = usm_read_user(line); usm_add_user(uptr); } /*******************************************************************-o-****** * usm_set_password * * Parameters: * *token * *line * * * format: userSetAuthPass secname engineIDLen engineID pass * or: userSetPrivPass secname engineIDLen engineID pass * or: userSetAuthKey secname engineIDLen engineID KuLen Ku * or: userSetPrivKey secname engineIDLen engineID KuLen Ku * or: userSetAuthLocalKey secname engineIDLen engineID KulLen Kul * or: userSetPrivLocalKey secname engineIDLen engineID KulLen Kul * * type is: 1=passphrase; 2=Ku; 3=Kul. * * * ASSUMES Passwords are null-terminated printable strings. */ void usm_set_password(const char *token, char *line) { char *cp; char nameBuf[SNMP_MAXBUF]; u_char *engineID; size_t engineIDLen; struct usmUser *user; cp = copy_word(line, nameBuf); if (cp == NULL) { config_perror("invalid name specifier"); return; } DEBUGMSGTL(("usm", "comparing: %s and %s\n", cp, WILDCARDSTRING)); if (strncmp(cp, WILDCARDSTRING, strlen(WILDCARDSTRING)) == 0) { /* match against all engineIDs we know about */ cp = skip_token(cp); for(user = userList; user != NULL; user = user->next) { if (strcmp(user->secName, nameBuf) == 0) { usm_set_user_password(user, token, cp); } } } else { cp = read_config_read_octet_string(cp, &engineID, &engineIDLen); if (cp == NULL) { config_perror("invalid engineID specifier"); return; } user = usm_get_user(engineID, engineIDLen, nameBuf); if (user == NULL) { config_perror("not a valid user/engineID pair"); return; } usm_set_user_password(user, token, cp); } } /* uses the rest of LINE to configure USER's password of type TOKEN */ void usm_set_user_password(struct usmUser *user, const char *token, char *line) { char *cp = line; u_char *engineID = user->engineID; size_t engineIDLen = user->engineIDLen; u_char **key; size_t *keyLen; u_char userKey[SNMP_MAXBUF_SMALL]; size_t userKeyLen = SNMP_MAXBUF_SMALL; int type, ret; /* * Retrieve the "old" key and set the key type. */ if (strcmp(token, "userSetAuthPass") == 0) { key = &user->authKey; keyLen = &user->authKeyLen; type = 0; } else if (strcmp(token, "userSetPrivPass") == 0) { key = &user->privKey; keyLen = &user->privKeyLen; type = 0; } else if (strcmp(token, "userSetAuthKey") == 0) { key = &user->authKey; keyLen = &user->authKeyLen; type = 1; } else if (strcmp(token, "userSetPrivKey") == 0) { key = &user->privKey; keyLen = &user->privKeyLen; type = 1; } else if (strcmp(token, "userSetAuthLocalKey") == 0) { key = &user->authKey; keyLen = &user->authKeyLen; type = 2; } else if (strcmp(token, "userSetPrivLocalKey") == 0) { key = &user->privKey; keyLen = &user->privKeyLen; type = 2; } else { /* no old key, or token was not recognized */ return; } if (*key) { /* (destroy and) free the old key */ memset(*key, 0, *keyLen); free(*key); } if (type == 0) { /* convert the password into a key */ ret = generate_Ku( user->authProtocol, user->authProtocolLen, (u_char *)cp, strlen(cp), userKey, &userKeyLen ); if (ret != SNMPERR_SUCCESS) { config_perror("setting key failed (in sc_genKu())"); return; } } else if (type == 1) { cp = read_config_read_octet_string(cp, (u_char **) &userKey, &userKeyLen); if (cp == NULL) { config_perror("invalid user key"); return; } } if (type < 2) { *key = (u_char *)malloc(SNMP_MAXBUF_SMALL); *keyLen = SNMP_MAXBUF_SMALL; ret = generate_kul( user->authProtocol, user->authProtocolLen, engineID, engineIDLen, userKey, userKeyLen, *key, keyLen ); if (ret != SNMPERR_SUCCESS) { config_perror("setting key failed (in generate_kul())"); return; } /* (destroy and) free the old key */ memset(userKey, 0, sizeof(userKey)); } else { /* the key is given, copy it in */ cp = read_config_read_octet_string(cp, key, keyLen); if (cp == NULL) { config_perror("invalid localized user key"); return; } } } /* end usm_set_password() */ #endif /* CYGPKG_SNMPAGENT_V3_SUPPORT */
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