cryptol-2.10.0: lib/SuiteB.cry

module SuiteB where

/***** AES ******/

/**
 * Key schedule parameter setting for AES-128
 */
type AES128 = 4

/**
 * Key schedule parameter setting for AES-192
 */
type AES192 = 6

/**
 * Key schedule parameter setting for AES-256
 */
type AES256 = 8

/**
 * Element of an AES key schedule for use in a particular round
 */
type AESRoundKey = [4][32]

/**
 * Expanded encryption key schedule for AES
 */
type AESEncryptKeySchedule k =
  { aesEncInitialKey : AESRoundKey
  , aesEncRoundKeys  : [k+5]AESRoundKey
  , aesEncFinalKey   : AESRoundKey
  }

/**
 * Expanded decryption key schedule for AES
 */
type AESDecryptKeySchedule k =
  { aesDecInitialKey : AESRoundKey
  , aesDecRoundKeys  : [k+5]AESRoundKey
  , aesDecFinalKey   : AESRoundKey
  }

/**
 * Encryption key expansion for AES-128.
 *   See FIPS 197, section 5.2.
 */
aes128EncryptSchedule : [128] -> AESEncryptKeySchedule AES128
aes128EncryptSchedule = aesExpandEncryptSchedule

/**
 * Decryption key expansion for AES-128, for use in the "equivalent inverse cypher".
 *   See FIPS 197, sections 5.2 and 5.3.5.
 */
aes128DecryptSchedule : [128] -> AESDecryptKeySchedule AES128
aes128DecryptSchedule = aesExpandDecryptSchedule

/**
 * Encryption and decryption key schedules for AES-128.
 * If you will need both schedules, it is slightly more efficient
 * to call this function than to compute the two schedules separately.
 *   See FIPS 197, sections 5.2 and 5.3.5.
 */
aes128Schedules : [128] -> (AESEncryptKeySchedule AES128, AESDecryptKeySchedule AES128)
aes128Schedules = aesExpandSchedules

/**
 * Encryption key expansion for AES-192.
 *   See FIPS 197, section 5.2.
 */
aes192EncryptSchedule : [192] -> AESEncryptKeySchedule AES192
aes192EncryptSchedule = aesExpandEncryptSchedule

/**
 * Decryption key expansion for AES-192, for use in the "equivalent inverse cypher".
 *   See FIPS 197, sections 5.2 and 5.3.5.
 */
aes192DecryptSchedule : [192] -> AESDecryptKeySchedule AES192
aes192DecryptSchedule = aesExpandDecryptSchedule

/**
 * Encryption and decryption key schedules for AES-192.
 * If you will need both schedules, it is slightly more efficient
 * to call this function than to compute the two schedules separately.
 *   See FIPS 197, sections 5.2 and 5.3.5.
 */
aes192Schedules : [192] -> (AESEncryptKeySchedule AES192, AESDecryptKeySchedule AES192)
aes192Schedules = aesExpandSchedules


/**
 * Encryption key expansion for AES-256.
 *   See FIPS 197, section 5.2
 */
aes256EncryptSchedule : [256] -> AESEncryptKeySchedule AES256
aes256EncryptSchedule = aesExpandEncryptSchedule

/**
 * Decryption key expansion for AES-256, for use in the "equivalent inverse cypher".
 *   See FIPS 197, sections 5.2 and 5.3.5.
 */
aes256DecryptSchedule : [256] -> AESDecryptKeySchedule AES256
aes256DecryptSchedule = aesExpandDecryptSchedule

/**
 * Encryption and decryption key schedules for AES-256.
 * If you will need both schedules, it is slightly more efficient
 * to call this function than to compute the two schedules separately.
 *   See FIPS 197, sections 5.2 and 5.3.5.
 */
aes256Schedules : [256] -> (AESEncryptKeySchedule AES256, AESDecryptKeySchedule AES256)
aes256Schedules = aesExpandSchedules

/**
 * AES block encryption algorithm.
 *   See FIPS 197, section 5.1.
 */
aesEncryptBlock : {k} (fin k) => AESEncryptKeySchedule k -> [128] -> [128]
aesEncryptBlock schedule plaintext = rnf (join final)
  where
  final = (AESEncFinalRound (rds!0)) ^ schedule.aesEncFinalKey

  rds = [ schedule.aesEncInitialKey ^ split plaintext ] #
        [ AESEncRound r ^ rdk
        | rdk <- schedule.aesEncRoundKeys
        | r   <- rds
        ]

/**
 * AES block decryption algorithm, via the "equivalent inverse cypher".
 *   See FIPS 197, section 5.3.5.
 */
aesDecryptBlock : {k} (fin k) => AESDecryptKeySchedule k -> [128] -> [128]
aesDecryptBlock schedule cyphertext = rnf (join final)
  where
  final = (AESDecFinalRound (rds!0)) ^ schedule.aesDecFinalKey

  rds = [ split cyphertext ^ schedule.aesDecInitialKey ] #
        [ AESDecRound r ^ rdk
        | rdk <- schedule.aesDecRoundKeys
        | r   <- rds
        ]

private
    aesExpandEncryptSchedule : {k} (fin k, k >= 4, 8 >= k) => [k * 32] -> AESEncryptKeySchedule k
    aesExpandEncryptSchedule key = rnf
         { aesEncInitialKey = ks @  0
         , aesEncRoundKeys  = ks @@ [ 1 .. k+5 ]
         , aesEncFinalKey   = ks @  `(k+6)
         }
      where
      ks : [k+7]AESRoundKey
      ks = groupBy`{4} (AESKeyExpand`{k} (split key))

    aesEncToDecSchedule : {k} (fin k) => AESEncryptKeySchedule k -> AESDecryptKeySchedule k
    aesEncToDecSchedule enc = rnf
       { aesDecInitialKey = enc.aesEncFinalKey
       , aesDecRoundKeys  = map AESInvMixColumns (reverse (enc.aesEncRoundKeys))
       , aesDecFinalKey   = enc.aesEncInitialKey
       }

    aesExpandDecryptSchedule : {k} (fin k, k >= 4, 8 >= k) => [k * 32] -> AESDecryptKeySchedule k
    aesExpandDecryptSchedule key = aesEncToDecSchedule (aesExpandEncryptSchedule key)

    aesExpandSchedules : {k} (fin k, k >= 4, 8 >= k) => [k * 32] -> (AESEncryptKeySchedule k, AESDecryptKeySchedule k)
    aesExpandSchedules key = (encS, aesEncToDecSchedule encS)
      where encS = aesExpandEncryptSchedule key

    primitive AESEncRound      : [4][32] -> [4][32]
    primitive AESEncFinalRound : [4][32] -> [4][32]
    primitive AESDecRound      : [4][32] -> [4][32]
    primitive AESDecFinalRound : [4][32] -> [4][32]
    primitive AESInvMixColumns : [4][32] -> [4][32]
    primitive AESKeyExpand     : {k} (fin k, k >= 4, 8 >= k) => [k][32] -> [4*(k+7)][32]


/***** SHA2 *****/

/**
 * The SHA-224 secure hash algorithm.  See FIPS 180-4, section 6.3.
 */
sha224 : {L} (fin L) => [L] -> [224]
sha224 msg = join (processSHA2_224 (sha2blocks`{32} msg))

/**
 * The SHA-256 secure hash algorithm.  See FIPS 180-4, section 6.2.2.
 */
sha256 : {L} (fin L) => [L] -> [256]
sha256 msg = join (processSHA2_256 (sha2blocks`{32} msg))

/**
 * The SHA-384 secure hash algorithm.  See FIPS 180-4, section 6.5.
 */
sha384 : {L} (fin L) => [L] -> [384]
sha384 msg = join (processSHA2_384 (sha2blocks`{64} msg))

/**
 * The SHA-512 secure hash algorithm.  See FIPS 180-4, section 6.4.
 */
sha512 : {L} (fin L) => [L] -> [512]
sha512 msg = join (processSHA2_512 (sha2blocks`{64} msg))

private
    type sha2_block_size w = 16 * w
    type sha2_num_blocks w L = (L+1+2*w) /^ sha2_block_size w
    type sha2_padded_size w L = sha2_num_blocks w L * sha2_block_size w

    sha2pad : {w, L} (fin w, fin L, w >= 1) => [L] -> [sha2_padded_size w L]
    sha2pad M = M # 0b1 # zero # ((fromInteger `L) : [2*w])

    sha2blocks : {w, L} (fin w, fin L, w >= 1) =>
      [L] -> [sha2_num_blocks w L][16][w]
    sha2blocks msg = [ split x | x <- split (sha2pad`{w} msg) ]

    /**
     * Apply the SHA224 hash algorithm to a sequence of SHA256-size blocks,
     * which are assumed to already be correctly padded.
     */
    primitive processSHA2_224 : {n} (fin n) => [n][16][32] -> [7][32]

    /**
     * Apply the SHA256 hash algorithm to a sequence of SHA256-size blocks,
     * which are assumed to already be correctly padded.
     */
    primitive processSHA2_256 : {n} (fin n) => [n][16][32] -> [8][32]

    /**
     * Apply the SHA384 hash algorithm to a sequence of SHA512-size blocks,
     * which are assumed to already be correctly padded.
     */
    primitive processSHA2_384 : {n} (fin n) => [n][16][64] -> [6][64]

    /**
     * Apply the SHA512 hash algorithm to a sequence of SHA512-size blocks,
     * which are assumed to already be correctly padded.
     */
    primitive processSHA2_512 : {n} (fin n) => [n][16][64] -> [8][64]