/* +------------------------------------+ * | Inspire Internet Relay Chat Daemon | * +------------------------------------+ * * InspIRCd is copyright (C) 2002-2006 ChatSpike-Dev. * E-mail: * * * * Written by Craig Edwards, Craig McLure, and others. * This program is free but copyrighted software; see * the file COPYING for details. * * --------------------------------------------------- */ #ifndef __HASH_H__ #define __HASH_H__ #include "modules.h" #define SHA256_DIGEST_SIZE (256 / 8) #define SHA256_BLOCK_SIZE (512 / 8) /** HashRequest is the base class used to send Hash requests to hashing.so. * You should not instantiate classes of type HashRequest directly, instead * you should instantiate classes of type HashResetRequest, HashSumRequest, * HashKeyRequest and HashHexRequest, shown below. */ class HashRequest : public Request { /** The keys (IV) to use */ unsigned int* keys; /** The output characters (hex sequence) to use */ const char* outputs; /** The string to hash */ std::string tohash; public: /** Initialize HashRequest as an Hash_RESET message */ HashRequest(const char* req, Module* Me, Module* Target) : Request(Me, Target, req) { } /** Initialize HashRequest as an Hash_SUM message */ HashRequest(Module* Me, Module* Target, const std::string &hashable) : Request(Me, Target, "SUM"), keys(NULL), outputs(NULL), tohash(hashable) { } /** Initialize HashRequest as an Hash_KEY message */ HashRequest(Module* Me, Module* Target, unsigned int* k) : Request(Me, Target, "KEY"), keys(k), outputs(NULL), tohash("") { } /** Initialize HashRequest as an Hash_HEX message */ HashRequest(Module* Me, Module* Target, const char* out) : Request(Me, Target, "HEX"), keys(NULL), outputs(out), tohash("") { } /** Get data to be hashed */ const char* GetHashData() { return tohash.c_str(); } /** Get keys (IVs) to be used */ unsigned int* GetKeyData() { return keys; } /** Get output characters (hex sequence) to be used */ const char* GetOutputs() { return outputs; } }; /** Send this class to the hashing module to query for its name. * * Example: * \code * cout << "Using hash algorithm: " << HashNameRequest(this, HashModule).Send(); * \endcode */ class HashNameRequest : public HashRequest { public: /** Initialize HashNameRequest for sending. * @param Me A pointer to the sending module * @param Target A pointer to the hashing module */ HashNameRequest(Module* Me, Module* Target) : HashRequest("NAME", Me, Target) { } } /** Send this class to the hashing module to reset the Hash module to a known state. * This will reset the IV to the defaults specified by the Hash spec, * and reset the hex sequence to "0123456789abcdef". It should be sent before * ANY other Request types. * * Example: * \code * // Reset the Hash module. * HashResetRequest(this, HashModule).Send(); * \endcode */ class HashResetRequest : public HashRequest { public: /** Initialize HashResetRequest for sending. * @param Me A pointer to the sending module * @param Target A pointer to the hashing module */ HashResetRequest(Module* Me, Module* Target) : HashRequest("RESET", Me, Target) { } }; /** Send this class to the hashing module to HashSUM a std::string. * You should make sure you know the state of the module before you send this * class, e.g. by first sending an HashResetRequest class. The hash will be * returned when you call Send(). * * Example: * \code * // ALWAYS ALWAYS reset first, or set your own IV and hex chars. * HashResetRequest(this, HashModule).Send(); * // Get the Hash sum of the string 'doodads'. * std::string result = HashSumRequest(this, HashModule, "doodads").Send(); * \endcode */ class HashSumRequest : public HashRequest { public: /** Initialize HashSumRequest for sending. * @param Me A pointer to the sending module * @param Target A pointer to the hashing module * @param data The data to be hashed */ HashSumRequest(Module* Me, Module* Target, const std::string &data) : HashRequest(Me, Target, data) { } }; /** Send this class to hashing module to change the IVs (keys) to use for hashing. * You should make sure you know the state of the module before you send this * class, e.g. by first sending an HashResetRequest class. The default values for * the IV's are those specified in the Hash specification. Only in very special * circumstances should you need to change the IV's (see for example m_cloaking.cpp) * * Example: * \code * unsigned int iv[] = { 0xFFFFFFFF, 0x00000000, 0xAAAAAAAA, 0xCCCCCCCC }; * HashKeyRequest(this, HashModule, iv); * \endcode */ class HashKeyRequest : public HashRequest { public: /** Initialize HashKeyRequest for sending. * @param Me A pointer to the sending module * @param Target A pointer to the hashing module * @param data The new IV's. This should be an array of exactly four 32 bit values. * On 64-bit architectures, the upper 32 bits of the values will be discarded. */ HashKeyRequest(Module* Me, Module* Target, unsigned int* data) : HashRequest(Me, Target, data) { } }; /** Send this class to the hashing module to change the hex sequence to use for generating the returned value. * You should make sure you know the state of the module before you send this * class, e.g. by first sending an HashResetRequest class. The default value for * the hex sequence is "0123456789abcdef". Only in very special circumstances should * you need to change the hex sequence (see for example m_cloaking.cpp). * * Example: * \code * static const char tab[] = "fedcba9876543210"; * HashHexRequest(this, HashModule, tab); * \endcode */ class HashHexRequest : public HashRequest { public: /** Initialize HashHexRequest for sending. * @param Me A pointer to the sending module * @param Target A pointer to the hashing module * @param data The hex sequence to use. This should contain exactly 16 ASCII characters, * terminated by a NULL char. */ HashHexRequest(Module* Me, Module* Target, const char* data) : HashRequest(Me, Target, data) { } }; #endif