/* This file is part of cpp-ethereum. cpp-ethereum is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or (at your option) any later version. cpp-ethereum is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details. You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with cpp-ethereum. If not, see . */ /** @file Common.h * @author Gav Wood * @author Alex Leverington * @date 2014 * * Ethereum-specific data structures & algorithms. */ #pragma once #include #include #include namespace dev { /// A secret key: 32 bytes. /// @NOTE This is not endian-specific; it's just a bunch of bytes. using Secret = h256; /// A public key: 64 bytes. /// @NOTE This is not endian-specific; it's just a bunch of bytes. using Public = h512; /// A signature: 65 bytes: r: [0, 32), s: [32, 64), v: 64. /// @NOTE This is not endian-specific; it's just a bunch of bytes. using Signature = h520; struct SignatureStruct { SignatureStruct() {} SignatureStruct(Signature const& _s) { *(h520*)this = _s; } SignatureStruct(h256 const& _r, h256 const& _s, byte _v): r(_r), s(_s), v(_v) {} operator Signature() const { return *(h520 const*)this; } /// @returns true if r,s,v values are valid, otherwise false bool isValid() const; h256 r; h256 s; byte v; }; /// An Ethereum address: 20 bytes. /// @NOTE This is not endian-specific; it's just a bunch of bytes. using Address = h160; /// A vector of Ethereum addresses. using Addresses = h160s; /// A set of Ethereum addresses. using AddressSet = std::set; /// A vector of secrets. using Secrets = h256s; /// Convert a secret key into the public key equivalent. Public toPublic(Secret const& _secret); /// Convert a public key to address. Address toAddress(Public const& _public); /// Convert a secret key into address of public key equivalent. /// @returns 0 if it's not a valid secret key. Address toAddress(Secret const& _secret); /// Encrypts plain text using Public key. void encrypt(Public const& _k, bytesConstRef _plain, bytes& o_cipher); /// Decrypts cipher using Secret key. bool decrypt(Secret const& _k, bytesConstRef _cipher, bytes& o_plaintext); /// Recovers Public key from signed message hash. Public recover(Signature const& _sig, h256 const& _hash); /// Returns siganture of message hash. Signature sign(Secret const& _k, h256 const& _hash); /// Verify signature. bool verify(Public const& _k, Signature const& _s, h256 const& _hash); /// Simple class that represents a "key pair". /// All of the data of the class can be regenerated from the secret key (m_secret) alone. /// Actually stores a tuplet of secret, public and address (the right 160-bits of the public). class KeyPair { public: /// Null constructor. KeyPair() {} /// Normal constructor - populates object from the given secret key. KeyPair(Secret _k); /// Create a new, randomly generated object. static KeyPair create(); /// Create from an encrypted seed. static KeyPair fromEncryptedSeed(bytesConstRef _seed, std::string const& _password); /// Retrieve the secret key. Secret const& secret() const { return m_secret; } /// Retrieve the secret key. Secret const& sec() const { return m_secret; } /// Retrieve the public key. Public const& pub() const { return m_public; } /// Retrieve the associated address of the public key. Address const& address() const { return m_address; } bool operator==(KeyPair const& _c) const { return m_secret == _c.m_secret; } bool operator!=(KeyPair const& _c) const { return m_secret != _c.m_secret; } private: Secret m_secret; Public m_public; Address m_address; }; namespace crypto { struct InvalidState: public dev::Exception {}; /// Key derivation h256 kdf(Secret const& _priv, h256 const& _hash); /** * @brief Generator for nonce material */ struct Nonce { static h256 get(bool _commit = false); private: Nonce() {} ~Nonce(); }; } }