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001:        /* This was:
002:         * Id: SHA.java,v 1.7 2001/06/25 15:39:55 gelderen Exp
003:         * http://anoncvs.cryptix.org/cvs.php/projects/jce/src/cryptix.jce.provider.md/SHA1.java
004:         *
005:         * Copyright (C) 1995-2000 The Cryptix Foundation Limited.
006:         * All rights reserved.
007:         *
008:         * Use, modification, copying and distribution of this software is subject to
009:         * the terms and conditions of the Cryptix General Licence. You should have
010:         * received a copy of the Cryptix General Licence along with this library;
011:         * if not, you can download a copy from http://www.cryptix.org/ .
012:
013:         * Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
014:         * modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
015:         * are met:
016:
017:         * Redistributions of source code must retain the copyright notice,
018:         * this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
019:
020:         * Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
021:         * notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
022:         * documentation and/or other materials provided with the
023:         * distribution.
024:
025:         * THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY THE CRYPTIX FOUNDATION LIMITED AND
026:         * CONTRIBUTORS ``AS IS'' AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES,
027:         * INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF
028:         * MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE
029:         * DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE CRYPTIX FOUNDATION LIMITED OR
030:         * CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL,
031:         * SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT
032:         * LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF
033:         * USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER CAUSED AND
034:         * ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY,
035:         * OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY OUT
036:         * OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
037:         * SUCH DAMAGE.
038:         */
039:
040:        package uk.org.ponder.hashutil;
041:
042:        /**
043:         * SHA* core. Subclasses implement the function that expands the input block
044:         * to 80 32-bit words. This function differs between SHA0 and SHA1.
045:         *
046:         * @version Revision: 1.7 
047:         * @author  Jeroen C. van Gelderen
048:         * @author Antranig Basman
049:         */
050:        abstract class SHA extends PaddingMD {
051:
052:            // Constants
053:            //...........................................................................
054:
055:            /** Size (in bytes) of this hash */
056:            private static final int HASH_SIZE = 20;
057:
058:            // Instance variables
059:            //...........................................................................
060:
061:            /** 5 32-bit words (interim result) */
062:            private final int[] context;
063:
064:            /** 512 bits work buffer = 80 x 32-bit words */
065:            private final int[] buffer;
066:
067:            // Constructors
068:            //...........................................................................
069:
070:            public SHA() {
071:                super (HASH_SIZE, PaddingMD.MODE_SHA);
072:                this .context = new int[5];
073:                this .buffer = new int[80];
074:                coreReset();
075:            }
076:
077:            protected SHA(SHA src) {
078:                super (src);
079:                this .context = (int[]) src.context.clone();
080:                this .buffer = (int[]) src.buffer.clone();
081:            }
082:
083:            // Concreteness
084:            //...........................................................................
085:
086:            protected void coreDigest(byte[] buf, int off) {
087:                for (int i = 0; i < context.length; i++)
088:                    for (int j = 0; j < 4; j++)
089:                        buf[off + (i * 4 + (3 - j))] = (byte) (context[i] >>> (8 * j));
090:            }
091:
092:            protected void coreReset() {
093:                // initial values
094:                context[0] = 0x67452301;
095:                context[1] = 0xefcdab89;
096:                context[2] = 0x98badcfe;
097:                context[3] = 0x10325476;
098:                context[4] = 0xc3d2e1f0;
099:            }
100:
101:            protected void coreUpdate(byte[] block, int offset) {
102:                int[] W = buffer;
103:
104:                // extract the bytes into our working buffer
105:                for (int i = 0; i < 16; i++)
106:                    W[i] = (block[offset++]) << 24
107:                            | (block[offset++] & 0xFF) << 16
108:                            | (block[offset++] & 0xFF) << 8
109:                            | (block[offset++] & 0xFF);
110:
111:                expand(W);
112:
113:                int A = context[0];
114:                int B = context[1];
115:                int C = context[2];
116:                int D = context[3];
117:                int E = context[4];
118:
119:                E += ((A << 5) | (A >>> -5)) + f1(B, C, D) + W[0];
120:                B = ((B << 30) | (B >>> -30));
121:                D += ((E << 5) | (E >>> -5)) + f1(A, B, C) + W[1];
122:                A = ((A << 30) | (A >>> -30));
123:                C += ((D << 5) | (D >>> -5)) + f1(E, A, B) + W[2];
124:                E = ((E << 30) | (E >>> -30));
125:                B += ((C << 5) | (C >>> -5)) + f1(D, E, A) + W[3];
126:                D = ((D << 30) | (D >>> -30));
127:                A += ((B << 5) | (B >>> -5)) + f1(C, D, E) + W[4];
128:                C = ((C << 30) | (C >>> -30));
129:                E += ((A << 5) | (A >>> -5)) + f1(B, C, D) + W[5];
130:                B = ((B << 30) | (B >>> -30));
131:                D += ((E << 5) | (E >>> -5)) + f1(A, B, C) + W[6];
132:                A = ((A << 30) | (A >>> -30));
133:                C += ((D << 5) | (D >>> -5)) + f1(E, A, B) + W[7];
134:                E = ((E << 30) | (E >>> -30));
135:                B += ((C << 5) | (C >>> -5)) + f1(D, E, A) + W[8];
136:                D = ((D << 30) | (D >>> -30));
137:                A += ((B << 5) | (B >>> -5)) + f1(C, D, E) + W[9];
138:                C = ((C << 30) | (C >>> -30));
139:                E += ((A << 5) | (A >>> -5)) + f1(B, C, D) + W[10];
140:                B = ((B << 30) | (B >>> -30));
141:                D += ((E << 5) | (E >>> -5)) + f1(A, B, C) + W[11];
142:                A = ((A << 30) | (A >>> -30));
143:                C += ((D << 5) | (D >>> -5)) + f1(E, A, B) + W[12];
144:                E = ((E << 30) | (E >>> -30));
145:                B += ((C << 5) | (C >>> -5)) + f1(D, E, A) + W[13];
146:                D = ((D << 30) | (D >>> -30));
147:                A += ((B << 5) | (B >>> -5)) + f1(C, D, E) + W[14];
148:                C = ((C << 30) | (C >>> -30));
149:                E += ((A << 5) | (A >>> -5)) + f1(B, C, D) + W[15];
150:                B = ((B << 30) | (B >>> -30));
151:                D += ((E << 5) | (E >>> -5)) + f1(A, B, C) + W[16];
152:                A = ((A << 30) | (A >>> -30));
153:                C += ((D << 5) | (D >>> -5)) + f1(E, A, B) + W[17];
154:                E = ((E << 30) | (E >>> -30));
155:                B += ((C << 5) | (C >>> -5)) + f1(D, E, A) + W[18];
156:                D = ((D << 30) | (D >>> -30));
157:                A += ((B << 5) | (B >>> -5)) + f1(C, D, E) + W[19];
158:                C = ((C << 30) | (C >>> -30));
159:                E += ((A << 5) | (A >>> -5)) + f2(B, C, D) + W[20];
160:                B = ((B << 30) | (B >>> -30));
161:                D += ((E << 5) | (E >>> -5)) + f2(A, B, C) + W[21];
162:                A = ((A << 30) | (A >>> -30));
163:                C += ((D << 5) | (D >>> -5)) + f2(E, A, B) + W[22];
164:                E = ((E << 30) | (E >>> -30));
165:                B += ((C << 5) | (C >>> -5)) + f2(D, E, A) + W[23];
166:                D = ((D << 30) | (D >>> -30));
167:                A += ((B << 5) | (B >>> -5)) + f2(C, D, E) + W[24];
168:                C = ((C << 30) | (C >>> -30));
169:                E += ((A << 5) | (A >>> -5)) + f2(B, C, D) + W[25];
170:                B = ((B << 30) | (B >>> -30));
171:                D += ((E << 5) | (E >>> -5)) + f2(A, B, C) + W[26];
172:                A = ((A << 30) | (A >>> -30));
173:                C += ((D << 5) | (D >>> -5)) + f2(E, A, B) + W[27];
174:                E = ((E << 30) | (E >>> -30));
175:                B += ((C << 5) | (C >>> -5)) + f2(D, E, A) + W[28];
176:                D = ((D << 30) | (D >>> -30));
177:                A += ((B << 5) | (B >>> -5)) + f2(C, D, E) + W[29];
178:                C = ((C << 30) | (C >>> -30));
179:                E += ((A << 5) | (A >>> -5)) + f2(B, C, D) + W[30];
180:                B = ((B << 30) | (B >>> -30));
181:                D += ((E << 5) | (E >>> -5)) + f2(A, B, C) + W[31];
182:                A = ((A << 30) | (A >>> -30));
183:                C += ((D << 5) | (D >>> -5)) + f2(E, A, B) + W[32];
184:                E = ((E << 30) | (E >>> -30));
185:                B += ((C << 5) | (C >>> -5)) + f2(D, E, A) + W[33];
186:                D = ((D << 30) | (D >>> -30));
187:                A += ((B << 5) | (B >>> -5)) + f2(C, D, E) + W[34];
188:                C = ((C << 30) | (C >>> -30));
189:                E += ((A << 5) | (A >>> -5)) + f2(B, C, D) + W[35];
190:                B = ((B << 30) | (B >>> -30));
191:                D += ((E << 5) | (E >>> -5)) + f2(A, B, C) + W[36];
192:                A = ((A << 30) | (A >>> -30));
193:                C += ((D << 5) | (D >>> -5)) + f2(E, A, B) + W[37];
194:                E = ((E << 30) | (E >>> -30));
195:                B += ((C << 5) | (C >>> -5)) + f2(D, E, A) + W[38];
196:                D = ((D << 30) | (D >>> -30));
197:                A += ((B << 5) | (B >>> -5)) + f2(C, D, E) + W[39];
198:                C = ((C << 30) | (C >>> -30));
199:                E += ((A << 5) | (A >>> -5)) + f3(B, C, D) + W[40];
200:                B = ((B << 30) | (B >>> -30));
201:                D += ((E << 5) | (E >>> -5)) + f3(A, B, C) + W[41];
202:                A = ((A << 30) | (A >>> -30));
203:                C += ((D << 5) | (D >>> -5)) + f3(E, A, B) + W[42];
204:                E = ((E << 30) | (E >>> -30));
205:                B += ((C << 5) | (C >>> -5)) + f3(D, E, A) + W[43];
206:                D = ((D << 30) | (D >>> -30));
207:                A += ((B << 5) | (B >>> -5)) + f3(C, D, E) + W[44];
208:                C = ((C << 30) | (C >>> -30));
209:                E += ((A << 5) | (A >>> -5)) + f3(B, C, D) + W[45];
210:                B = ((B << 30) | (B >>> -30));
211:                D += ((E << 5) | (E >>> -5)) + f3(A, B, C) + W[46];
212:                A = ((A << 30) | (A >>> -30));
213:                C += ((D << 5) | (D >>> -5)) + f3(E, A, B) + W[47];
214:                E = ((E << 30) | (E >>> -30));
215:                B += ((C << 5) | (C >>> -5)) + f3(D, E, A) + W[48];
216:                D = ((D << 30) | (D >>> -30));
217:                A += ((B << 5) | (B >>> -5)) + f3(C, D, E) + W[49];
218:                C = ((C << 30) | (C >>> -30));
219:                E += ((A << 5) | (A >>> -5)) + f3(B, C, D) + W[50];
220:                B = ((B << 30) | (B >>> -30));
221:                D += ((E << 5) | (E >>> -5)) + f3(A, B, C) + W[51];
222:                A = ((A << 30) | (A >>> -30));
223:                C += ((D << 5) | (D >>> -5)) + f3(E, A, B) + W[52];
224:                E = ((E << 30) | (E >>> -30));
225:                B += ((C << 5) | (C >>> -5)) + f3(D, E, A) + W[53];
226:                D = ((D << 30) | (D >>> -30));
227:                A += ((B << 5) | (B >>> -5)) + f3(C, D, E) + W[54];
228:                C = ((C << 30) | (C >>> -30));
229:                E += ((A << 5) | (A >>> -5)) + f3(B, C, D) + W[55];
230:                B = ((B << 30) | (B >>> -30));
231:                D += ((E << 5) | (E >>> -5)) + f3(A, B, C) + W[56];
232:                A = ((A << 30) | (A >>> -30));
233:                C += ((D << 5) | (D >>> -5)) + f3(E, A, B) + W[57];
234:                E = ((E << 30) | (E >>> -30));
235:                B += ((C << 5) | (C >>> -5)) + f3(D, E, A) + W[58];
236:                D = ((D << 30) | (D >>> -30));
237:                A += ((B << 5) | (B >>> -5)) + f3(C, D, E) + W[59];
238:                C = ((C << 30) | (C >>> -30));
239:                E += ((A << 5) | (A >>> -5)) + f4(B, C, D) + W[60];
240:                B = ((B << 30) | (B >>> -30));
241:                D += ((E << 5) | (E >>> -5)) + f4(A, B, C) + W[61];
242:                A = ((A << 30) | (A >>> -30));
243:                C += ((D << 5) | (D >>> -5)) + f4(E, A, B) + W[62];
244:                E = ((E << 30) | (E >>> -30));
245:                B += ((C << 5) | (C >>> -5)) + f4(D, E, A) + W[63];
246:                D = ((D << 30) | (D >>> -30));
247:                A += ((B << 5) | (B >>> -5)) + f4(C, D, E) + W[64];
248:                C = ((C << 30) | (C >>> -30));
249:                E += ((A << 5) | (A >>> -5)) + f4(B, C, D) + W[65];
250:                B = ((B << 30) | (B >>> -30));
251:                D += ((E << 5) | (E >>> -5)) + f4(A, B, C) + W[66];
252:                A = ((A << 30) | (A >>> -30));
253:                C += ((D << 5) | (D >>> -5)) + f4(E, A, B) + W[67];
254:                E = ((E << 30) | (E >>> -30));
255:                B += ((C << 5) | (C >>> -5)) + f4(D, E, A) + W[68];
256:                D = ((D << 30) | (D >>> -30));
257:                A += ((B << 5) | (B >>> -5)) + f4(C, D, E) + W[69];
258:                C = ((C << 30) | (C >>> -30));
259:                E += ((A << 5) | (A >>> -5)) + f4(B, C, D) + W[70];
260:                B = ((B << 30) | (B >>> -30));
261:                D += ((E << 5) | (E >>> -5)) + f4(A, B, C) + W[71];
262:                A = ((A << 30) | (A >>> -30));
263:                C += ((D << 5) | (D >>> -5)) + f4(E, A, B) + W[72];
264:                E = ((E << 30) | (E >>> -30));
265:                B += ((C << 5) | (C >>> -5)) + f4(D, E, A) + W[73];
266:                D = ((D << 30) | (D >>> -30));
267:                A += ((B << 5) | (B >>> -5)) + f4(C, D, E) + W[74];
268:                C = ((C << 30) | (C >>> -30));
269:                E += ((A << 5) | (A >>> -5)) + f4(B, C, D) + W[75];
270:                B = ((B << 30) | (B >>> -30));
271:                D += ((E << 5) | (E >>> -5)) + f4(A, B, C) + W[76];
272:                A = ((A << 30) | (A >>> -30));
273:                C += ((D << 5) | (D >>> -5)) + f4(E, A, B) + W[77];
274:                E = ((E << 30) | (E >>> -30));
275:                B += ((C << 5) | (C >>> -5)) + f4(D, E, A) + W[78];
276:                D = ((D << 30) | (D >>> -30));
277:                A += ((B << 5) | (B >>> -5)) + f4(C, D, E) + W[79];
278:                C = ((C << 30) | (C >>> -30));
279:
280:                context[0] += A;
281:                context[1] += B;
282:                context[2] += C;
283:                context[3] += D;
284:                context[4] += E;
285:            }
286:
287:            private static int f1(int a, int b, int c) {
288:                return (c ^ (a & (b ^ c))) + 0x5A827999;
289:            }
290:
291:            private static int f2(int a, int b, int c) {
292:                return (a ^ b ^ c) + 0x6ED9EBA1;
293:            }
294:
295:            private static int f3(int a, int b, int c) {
296:                return ((a & b) | (c & (a | b))) + 0x8F1BBCDC;
297:            }
298:
299:            private static int f4(int a, int b, int c) {
300:                return (a ^ b ^ c) + 0xCA62C1D6;
301:            }
302:
303:            // Abstract methods
304:            //...........................................................................
305:
306:            protected abstract void expand(int[] W);
307:        }
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