Implement encryptor in keystore library#1587
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…actkit/chainlink-common into ARCH-331-keystore-encryptor-2
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| } | ||
| return EncryptResponse{EncryptedData: encrypted}, nil | ||
| default: | ||
| return EncryptResponse{}, ErrEncryptionFailed |
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Should these ErrEncryptionFailed errors be wrapped with more context? Currently there is no difference between too long, unknown type, name not found, etc.
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yeah thats intentional - most encrypt/decrypt libs operate that way since sometimes leaking info like "bad padding" can lead to attacks. That being said probably less important if the code is OS, not sure can ask sec what they think
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| sharedSecret, err := curve25519.X25519(internal.Bytes(key.privateKey), req.RemotePubKey) | ||
| if err != nil { | ||
| return DeriveSharedSecretResponse{}, ErrSharedSecretFailed |
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We should include the original error, no? Or at least log it if we don't want to expose something?
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* Wip * Basic signer test * Errors new * Fix merge * Remove unnecessary lock
| const ( | ||
| // Maximum payload size for encrypt/decrypt operations (100kb) | ||
| // Note just an initial limit, we may want to increase this in the future. | ||
| MaxEncryptionPayloadSize = 100 * 1024 |
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Do we allow users to pass in a limit when creating the keystore? Agree this is fine for now, but since we're going to be trusting clients to use this correctly, it would make sense for them to be able to provide the limit. (Maybe we can follow the OCR model of having a MaxMax limit)
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We don't yet but yep we can add a user facing limit with an underlying MaxMax
| k.mu.RLock() | ||
| defer k.mu.RUnlock() | ||
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| if len(req.EncryptedData) == 0 || len(req.EncryptedData) > MaxEncryptionPayloadSize*2 { |
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Is this potentially brittle? Can we document how we got to this number and under what circumstances it would change
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yeah I think it'd be possible in principle that we introduce some new scheme which has enormous overhead/envelope size (more than 2x), but exceedingly unlikely. Perhaps better to have explicit envelope sizes per type (at least the existing ones so far are fixed so we can start with that). Can do in a follow up
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Note signer impl already reviewed.