SecurityServer/BLOBFORMAT

   1 Description of SecurityServer blob format.
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   4 Database blob:
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   7 Creation (input PASSWORD, PRIVATE_DBB_BYTES, PUBLIC_DBB_BYTES)
   8 Update -- change password (same as creation except use passed in DSK and DEK).
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  10 1. Generate a 20 byte (160 bit) random string called SALT.
  11 2. Derive a 24 byte (192 bit -- 168 bit effective because of odd parity in each octet) 3DES key called MK and 8 bytes IV from PASSWORD and SALT using PBKDF2 with PRF = HMACSHA1 and iteration count = 1000.
  12 3. Generate a 24 byte (192 bit -- 168 bit effective because of parity) 3DES key called DEK.
  13 4. Generate a 20 byte (160 bit SHA1HMAC key called DSK.
  14 5. Let TEMP1 = DSK || DEK || PRIVATE_DBB_BYTES
  15 6. Let TEMP2 = ciphertext of TEMP1 encrypted with MK and IV using 3DES in CBC_IV mode.
  16 7. Let TEMP3 = SALT || LEN(PUBLIC_DBB_BYTES) || PUBLIC_DBB_BYTES || TEMP2
  17 8. Let SIG = SHA1HMAC(DSK, TEMP3)
  18 9. Let DBB = SIG || TEMP3
  19 10. Outputs DBB, DSK (for signing) and DEK (for encryption)
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  22 Decode (input DBB and PASSWORD)
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  24 1. Let SIG = First 20 octets of DBB.
  25 2. Let TEMP3 = Octets 20 though end of DBB.
  26 3. Let SALT = Octets 0 though 20 of TEMP3.
  27 4. Derive a 192 bit (168 bit effective because of parity) 3DES key called MK and 8 bytes IV from PASSWORD and SALT using PKDF2 with PRF = HMACSHA1 and iteration count = 1000.
  28 5. Let LEN_PUBLIC_DBB_BYTES = Octets 20 though 24 of TEMP3.
  29 6. Let PUBLIC_DBB_BYTES = Octets 24 though 24 + LEN_PUBLIC_DBB_BYTES of TEMP3.
  30 7. Let TEMP2 = Octets 24 + LEN_PUBLIC_DBB_BYTES though end of TEMP3.
  31 8. Let TEMP1 = plaintext of TEMP2 decrypted with MK and IV using 3DES in CBC_IV mode with PKCS1 padding.
  32 9. Let DSK = First 20 octets of TEMP1
  33 10. Verify that SHA1HMAC(DSK, TEMP3) == SIG (using VerifyMac) if fail then password is wrong.
  34 11. Let DEK = Octets 20 though 44 of TEMP1
  35 12. If DEK does not have odd parity in all octets then DBB is corrupt.
  36 13. Let PRIVATE_DBB_BYTES = Octets 44 though end of TEMP1
  37 14. Outputs PUBLIC_DBB_BYTES, PRIVATE_DBB_BYTES, DSK, DEK
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  41 Key blob:
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  43 Creation (input DSK, DEK, PRIVATE_KEY_BYTES, PUBLIC_KEY_BYTES output KB)
  44 (NOTE PRIVATE_KEY_BYTES contains both the key bits (24 bytes) and the private ACL parts)
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  46 1. Generate a 8 byte random string called IV
  47 2. Encrypt PRIVATE_KEY_BYTES using DEK (3DES) and IV in CBC mode with PKCS1 padding.  Call the ciphertext TEMP1
  48 3. Let TEMP2 = IV || TEMP1.
  49 4. Reverse the order of the octects in TEMP2 call the result TEMP3.
  50 5. Encrypt TEMP3 using DEK with an IV of 0x4adda22c79e82105 in CBC mode with PKCS1 padding call the result TEMP4.
  51 6. Concatenate LEN(PUBLIC_KEY_BYTES) | PUBLIC_KEY_BYTES | TEMP4 and call it TEMP5
  52 7. Compute the 20 byte SHA1HMAC of TEMP5 using DSK and call it SIG.
  53 8. Concatinate TEMP5 | SIG and call the result KB.
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  55 Decode (input DSK, DEK, KB output PRIVATE_KEY_BYTES, PUBLIC_KEY_BYTES)
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  57 1. Split KB in TEMP5 and SIG (SIG is last 20 bytes) TEMP5 is the rest.
  58 2. Verify the 20 byte SHA1HMAC of TEMP5 using DSK against SIG if if fails the blob is invalid.
  59 3. Split TEMP5 in LEN(PUBLIC_KEY_BYTES) , PUBLIC_KEY_BYTES and TEMP4.
  60 4. Decrypt TEMP4 using DEK with an IV of 0x4adda22c79e82105 in CBC mode with PKCS1 padding call the result TEMP3.
  61 5. Reverse the order of the octects in TEMP3 and call the result TEMP2.
  62 6. Split TEMP2 in IV (first 8 bytes) and TEMP1 (rest).
  63 7. Decrypt TEMP1 using DEK (3DES) and IV in CBC mode with PKCS1 padding.  Call the plaintext PRIVATE_KEY_BYTES.
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