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/*
	File:		pbkdf2.c
	Contains:	Apple Data Security Services PKCS #5 PBKDF2 function definition.
	Copyright:	(C) 1999 by Apple Computer, Inc., all rights reserved
	Written by:	Michael Brouwer <mb@apple.com>
*/
#include "pbkdf2.h"
#include <string.h>
/* Will write hLen bytes into dataPtr according to PKCS #5 2.0 spec.
   See: http://www.rsa.com/rsalabs/node.asp?id=2127 for details.
   tempBuffer is a pointer to at least MAX (hLen, saltLen + 4) + hLen bytes. */
static void
F (PRF prf, size_t hLen,
   const void *passwordPtr, size_t passwordLen,
   const void *saltPtr, size_t saltLen,
   size_t iterationCount,
   uint32_t blockNumber,
   void *dataPtr,
   void *tempBuffer)
{
	uint8_t *inBlock, *outBlock, *resultBlockPtr;
	size_t iteration;
	outBlock = (uint8_t*)tempBuffer;
	inBlock = outBlock + hLen;
	/* Set up inBlock to contain Salt || INT (blockNumber). */
	memcpy (inBlock, saltPtr, saltLen);

	inBlock[saltLen + 0] = (uint8_t)(blockNumber >> 24);
	inBlock[saltLen + 1] = (uint8_t)(blockNumber >> 16);
	inBlock[saltLen + 2] = (uint8_t)(blockNumber >> 8);
	inBlock[saltLen + 3] = (uint8_t)(blockNumber);

	/* Caculate U1 (result goes to outBlock) and copy it to resultBlockPtr. */
	resultBlockPtr = (uint8_t*)dataPtr;
	prf (passwordPtr, passwordLen, inBlock, saltLen + 4, outBlock);
	memcpy (resultBlockPtr, outBlock, hLen);
	/* Calculate U2 though UiterationCount. */
	for (iteration = 2; iteration <= iterationCount; iteration++)
	{
		uint8_t *tempBlock;
		uint32_t byte;
		/* Swap inBlock and outBlock pointers. */
		tempBlock = inBlock;
		inBlock = outBlock;
		outBlock = tempBlock;
		/* Now inBlock conatins Uiteration-1.  Calculate Uiteration into outBlock. */
		prf (passwordPtr, passwordLen, inBlock, hLen, outBlock);
		/* Xor data in dataPtr (U1 \xor U2 \xor ... \xor Uiteration-1) with
		   outBlock (Uiteration). */
		for (byte = 0; byte < hLen; byte++)
			resultBlockPtr[byte] ^= outBlock[byte];
	}
}
void pbkdf2 (PRF prf, size_t hLen,
			 const void *passwordPtr, size_t passwordLen,
			 const void *saltPtr, size_t saltLen,
			 size_t iterationCount,
			 void *dkPtr, size_t dkLen,
			 void *tempBuffer)
{
	size_t completeBlocks = dkLen / hLen;
	size_t partialBlockSize = dkLen % hLen;
	uint32_t blockNumber;
	uint8_t *dataPtr = (uint8_t*)dkPtr;
	uint8_t *blkBuffer = (uint8_t*)tempBuffer;

    /* This check make sure that the following loops ends, in case where dk_len is 64 bits, and very large.
     This will cause the derived key to be the maximum size supported by pbkdf2 (4GB * size of the hash)
     rather than the actual requested size.*/
    completeBlocks=completeBlocks & UINT32_MAX;

	/* First calculate all the complete hLen sized blocks required. */
	for (blockNumber = 1; blockNumber <= completeBlocks; blockNumber++)
	{
		F (prf, hLen, passwordPtr, passwordLen, saltPtr, saltLen,
		   iterationCount, blockNumber, dataPtr, blkBuffer + hLen);
		dataPtr += hLen;
	}
	/* Finally if the requested output size was not an even multiple of hLen, calculate
	   the final block and copy the first partialBlockSize bytes of it to the output. */
	if (partialBlockSize > 0)
	{
		F (prf, hLen, passwordPtr, passwordLen, saltPtr, saltLen,
		   iterationCount, blockNumber, blkBuffer, blkBuffer + hLen);
		memcpy (dataPtr, blkBuffer, partialBlockSize);
	}
}