chg: @piwi's code cleanup and some more.

[proxmark3-svn] / client / nonce2key / crypto1_bs.c

// Bit-sliced Crypto-1 implementation
// The cipher states are stored with the least significant bit first, hence all bit indexes are reversed here
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#include "crypto1_bs.h"
#include <inttypes.h>
#define __STDC_FORMAT_MACROS

// The following functions use this global or thread-local state
// It is sized to fit exactly KEYSTREAM_SIZE more states next to the initial state
__thread bitslice_t states[KEYSTREAM_SIZE+STATE_SIZE];
__thread bitslice_t * restrict state_p;

void crypto1_bs_init(){
    // initialize constant one and zero bit vectors
    memset(bs_ones.bytes, 0xff, VECTOR_SIZE);
    memset(bs_zeroes.bytes, 0x00, VECTOR_SIZE);
}

// The following functions have side effects on 48 bitslices at the state_p pointer
// use the crypto1_bs_rewind_* macros to (re-)initialize them as needed

inline const bitslice_value_t crypto1_bs_bit(const bitslice_value_t input, const bool is_encrypted){
    bitslice_value_t feedback = (state_p[47- 0].value ^ state_p[47- 5].value ^ state_p[47- 9].value ^
                                 state_p[47-10].value ^ state_p[47-12].value ^ state_p[47-14].value ^
                                 state_p[47-15].value ^ state_p[47-17].value ^ state_p[47-19].value ^
                                 state_p[47-24].value ^ state_p[47-25].value ^ state_p[47-27].value ^
                                 state_p[47-29].value ^ state_p[47-35].value ^ state_p[47-39].value ^
                                 state_p[47-41].value ^ state_p[47-42].value ^ state_p[47-43].value);
    const bitslice_value_t ks_bits = crypto1_bs_f20(state_p);
    if(is_encrypted){
        feedback ^= ks_bits;
    }
    state_p--;
    state_p[0].value = feedback ^ input;
    return ks_bits;
}

inline const bitslice_value_t crypto1_bs_lfsr_rollback(const bitslice_value_t input, const bool is_encrypted){
    bitslice_value_t feedout = state_p[0].value;
    state_p++;
    const bitslice_value_t ks_bits = crypto1_bs_f20(state_p);
    if(is_encrypted){
        feedout ^= ks_bits;
    }
    const bitslice_value_t feedback = (feedout              ^ state_p[47- 5].value ^ state_p[47- 9].value ^
                                       state_p[47-10].value ^ state_p[47-12].value ^ state_p[47-14].value ^
                                       state_p[47-15].value ^ state_p[47-17].value ^ state_p[47-19].value ^
                                       state_p[47-24].value ^ state_p[47-25].value ^ state_p[47-27].value ^
                                       state_p[47-29].value ^ state_p[47-35].value ^ state_p[47-39].value ^
                                       state_p[47-41].value ^ state_p[47-42].value ^ state_p[47-43].value);
    state_p[47].value = feedback ^ input;
    return ks_bits;
}

// side-effect free from here on
// note that bytes are sliced and unsliced with reversed endianness
inline void crypto1_bs_convert_states(bitslice_t bitsliced_states[], state_t regular_states[]){
    size_t bit_idx = 0, slice_idx = 0;
	state_t values[MAX_BITSLICES];
	memset(values, 0x0, sizeof(values));
	
    for(slice_idx = 0; slice_idx < MAX_BITSLICES; slice_idx++){
        for(bit_idx = 0; bit_idx < STATE_SIZE; bit_idx++){
            bool bit = get_vector_bit(slice_idx, bitsliced_states[bit_idx]);
            values[slice_idx].value <<= 1;
            values[slice_idx].value |= bit;
        }
        // swap endianness
        values[slice_idx].value = rev_state_t(values[slice_idx].value);
        // roll off unused bits
        //values[slice_idx].value >>= ((sizeof(state_t)*8)-STATE_SIZE); // - 48
		values[slice_idx].value >>= 16;
    }
    memcpy(regular_states, values, sizeof(values));
}

// bitslice a value
void crypto1_bs_bitslice_value32(uint32_t value, bitslice_t bitsliced_value[], size_t bit_len){
    // load nonce bytes with unswapped endianness
    size_t bit_idx;
    for(bit_idx = 0; bit_idx < bit_len; bit_idx++){
        bool bit = get_bit(bit_len-1-bit_idx, rev32(value));
        if(bit){
            bitsliced_value[bit_idx].value = bs_ones.value;
        } else {
            bitsliced_value[bit_idx].value = bs_zeroes.value;
        }
    }
}

void crypto1_bs_print_states(bitslice_t bitsliced_states[]){
    size_t slice_idx = 0;
    state_t values[MAX_BITSLICES]  = {{0x00}};
    crypto1_bs_convert_states(bitsliced_states, values);
    for(slice_idx = 0; slice_idx < MAX_BITSLICES; slice_idx++){
        printf("State %03zu: %012" PRIx64 "\n", slice_idx, values[slice_idx].value);
    }
}