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1 // Copyright 2013 The Chromium Authors. All rights reserved.
2 // Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style license that can be
3 // found in the LICENSE file.
4 
5 #ifndef CHROME_BROWSER_PROFILE_RESETTER_JTL_FOUNDATION_H_
6 #define CHROME_BROWSER_PROFILE_RESETTER_JTL_FOUNDATION_H_
7 
8 #include <map>
9 #include <string>
10 
11 #include "base/basictypes.h"
12 #include "crypto/hmac.h"
13 
14 namespace jtl_foundation {
15 
16 // A JTL (JSON Traversal Language) program is composed of one or more
17 // sentences. Each sentence consists of a sequence of operations. The input of
18 // the program is a hierarchical JSON data structure.
19 //
20 // The execution of each sentence starts at the root of an input dictionary. The
21 // operations include navigation in the JSON data structure, as well as
22 // comparing the current (leaf) node to fixed values. The program also has a
23 // separate dictionary as working memory, into which it can memorize data, then
24 // later recall it for comparisons.
25 //
26 // Example program:
27 // NAVIGATE_ANY
28 // NAVIGATE(hash("bar"))
29 // COMPARE_NODE_BOOL(1)
30 // STORE_BOOL(hash("found_foo"), 1)
31 // STOP_EXECUTING_SENTENCE
32 //
33 // Example input:
34 // {
35 //   'key1': 1,
36 //   'key2': {'foo': 0, 'bar': false, 'baz': 2}
37 //   'key3': {'foo': 0, 'bar': true, 'baz': 2}
38 //   'key4': {'foo': 0, 'bar': true, 'baz': 2}
39 // }
40 //
41 // This program navigates from the root of the dictionary to all children
42 // ("key1", "key2", "key3", "key4") and executes the remaining program on each
43 // of the children. The navigation happens in depth-first pre-order. On each of
44 // the children it tries to navigate into the child "bar", which fails for
45 // "key1", so execution stops for this sub-branch. On key2 the program navigates
46 // to "bar" and moves the execution context to this node which has the value
47 // "false". Therefore, the following COMPARE_NODE_BOOL is not fulfilled and the
48 // execution does not continue on this branch, so we back track and proceed with
49 // "key3" and its "bar" child. For this node, COMPARE_NODE_BOOL is fulfilled and
50 // the execution continues to store "found_foo = true" into the working memory
51 // of the interpreter. Next the interpreter executes STOP_EXECUTING_SENTENCE
52 // which prevents the traversal from descending into the "key4" branch from the
53 // NAVIGATE_ANY operation and can therefore speedup the processing.
54 //
55 // All node names, and node values of type string, integer and double are hashed
56 // before being compared to hash values listed in |program|.
57 
58 // JTL byte code consists of uint8 opcodes followed by parameters. Parameters
59 // are either boolean (uint8 with value \x00 or \x01), uint32 (in little-endian
60 // notation), or hash string of 32 bytes.
61 // The following opcodes are defined:
62 enum OpCodes {
63   // Continues execution with the next operation on the element of a
64   // dictionary that matches the passed key parameter. If no such element
65   // exists, the command execution returns from the current instruction.
66   // Parameters:
67   // - a 32 byte hash of the target dictionary key.
68   NAVIGATE = 0x00,
69   // Continues execution with the next operation on each element of a
70   // dictionary or list. If no such element exists or the current element is
71   // neither a dictionary or list, the command execution returns from the
72   // current instruction.
73   NAVIGATE_ANY = 0x01,
74   // Continues execution with the next operation on the parent node of the
75   // current node. If the current node is the root of the input dictionary, the
76   // program execution fails with a runtime error.
77   NAVIGATE_BACK = 0x02,
78   // Stores a boolean value in the working memory.
79   // Parameters:
80   // - a 32 byte hash of the parameter name,
81   // - the value to store (\x00 or \x01)
82   STORE_BOOL = 0x10,
83   // Checks whether a boolean stored in working memory matches the expected
84   // value and continues execution with the next operation in case of a match.
85   // Parameters:
86   // - a 32 byte hash of the parameter name,
87   // - the expected value (\x00 or \x01),
88   // - the default value in case the working memory contains no corresponding
89   //   entry (\x00 or\x01).
90   COMPARE_STORED_BOOL = 0x11,
91   // Same as STORE_BOOL but takes a hash instead of a boolean value as
92   // parameter.
93   STORE_HASH = 0x12,
94   // Same as COMPARE_STORED_BOOL but takes a hash instead of two boolean values
95   // as parameters.
96   COMPARE_STORED_HASH = 0x13,
97   // Stores the current node into the working memory. If the current node is not
98   // a boolean value, the program execution returns from the current
99   // instruction.
100   // Parameters:
101   // - a 32 byte hash of the parameter name.
102   STORE_NODE_BOOL = 0x14,
103   // Stores the hashed value of the current node into the working memory. If
104   // the current node is not a string, integer or double, the program execution
105   // returns from the current instruction.
106   // Parameters:
107   // - a 32 byte hash of the parameter name.
108   STORE_NODE_HASH = 0x15,
109   // Interprets the value of the current node as a URL, and stores the hash of
110   // its effective SLD (second-level domain) into the working memory. If the
111   // current node is not a string that represents a URL which has an SLD part,
112   // the program execution returns from the current instruction.
113   // Note: Effective SLD means the dot-separated part of the domain that is
114   // immediately below the portion that is controlled by a registrar.
115   // For instance, both "example.com" and "example.co.uk" will yield "example".
116   // See the unit test for more details.
117   // Parameters:
118   // - a 32 byte hash of the parameter name.
119   STORE_NODE_EFFECTIVE_SLD_HASH = 0x16,
120   // Compares the current node against a boolean value and continues execution
121   // with the next operation in case of a match. If the current node does not
122   // match or is not a boolean value, the program execution returns from the
123   // current instruction.
124   // Parameters:
125   // - a boolean value (\x00 or \x01).
126   COMPARE_NODE_BOOL = 0x20,
127   // Compares the hashed value of the current node against the given hash, and
128   // continues execution with the next operation in case of a match. If the
129   // current node is not a string, integer or double, or if it is either, but
130   // its hash does not match, the program execution returns from the current
131   // instruction.
132   // Parameters:
133   // - a 32 byte hash of the expected value.
134   COMPARE_NODE_HASH = 0x21,
135   // The negation of the above.
136   COMPARE_NODE_HASH_NOT = 0x22,
137   // Compares the current node against a boolean value stored in working memory,
138   // and continues with the next operation in case of a match. If the current
139   // node is not a boolean value, the working memory contains no corresponding
140   // boolean value, or if they do not match, the program execution returns from
141   // the current instruction.
142   // Parameters:
143   // - a 32 byte hash of the parameter name.
144   COMPARE_NODE_TO_STORED_BOOL = 0x23,
145   // Compares the hashed value of the current node against a hash value stored
146   // in working memory, and continues with the next operation in case of a
147   // match. If the current node is not a string, integer or double, or if the
148   // working memory contains no corresponding hash string, or if the hashes do
149   // not match, the program execution returns from the current instruction.
150   // Parameters:
151   // - a 32 byte hash of the parameter name.
152   COMPARE_NODE_TO_STORED_HASH = 0x24,
153   // Checks whether the current node is a string value that contains the given
154   // pattern as a substring, and continues execution with the next operation in
155   // case it does. If the current node is not a string, or if does not match the
156   // pattern, the program execution returns from the current instruction.
157   // Parameters:
158   // - a 32 byte hash of the pattern,
159   // - a 4 byte unsigned integer: the length (>0) of the pattern in bytes,
160   // - a 4 byte unsigned integer: the sum of all bytes in the pattern, serving
161   //   as a heuristic to reduce the number of actual SHA-256 calculations.
162   COMPARE_NODE_SUBSTRING = 0x25,
163   // Stop execution in this specific sentence.
164   STOP_EXECUTING_SENTENCE = 0x30,
165   // Separator between sentences, starts a new sentence.
166   END_OF_SENTENCE = 0x31
167 };
168 
169 const size_t kHashSizeInBytes = 32u;
170 
171 // A class that provides SHA256 hash values for strings using a fixed hash seed.
172 class Hasher {
173  public:
174   explicit Hasher(const std::string& seed);
175   ~Hasher();
176 
177   std::string GetHash(const std::string& input) const;
178 
179   static bool IsHash(const std::string& maybe_hash);
180 
181  private:
182   crypto::HMAC hmac_;
183   mutable std::map<std::string, std::string> cached_hashes_;
184   DISALLOW_COPY_AND_ASSIGN(Hasher);
185 };
186 
187 }  // namespace jtl_foundation
188 
189 #endif  // CHROME_BROWSER_PROFILE_RESETTER_JTL_FOUNDATION_H_
190