gd/security/initial_informations.h

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#pragma once

#include <optional>
#include <variant>

#include "common/bidi_queue.h"
#include "common/callback.h"
#include "crypto_toolbox/crypto_toolbox.h"
#include "hci/address_with_type.h"
#include "hci/le_security_interface.h"
#include "os/handler.h"
#include "packet/base_packet_builder.h"
#include "packet/packet_view.h"
#include "security/ecdh_keys.h"
#include "security/pairing_failure.h"
#include "security/smp_packets.h"
#include "security/ui.h"

namespace bluetooth {
namespace security {

using DistributedKeys =
    std::tuple<std::optional<crypto_toolbox::Octet16> /* ltk */, std::optional<uint16_t> /*ediv*/,
               std::optional<std::array<uint8_t, 8>> /* rand */, std::optional<Address> /* Identity address */,
               AddrType, std::optional<crypto_toolbox::Octet16> /* IRK */,
               std::optional<crypto_toolbox::Octet16>> /* Signature Key */;

/* This class represents the result of pairing, as returned from Pairing Handler */
struct PairingResult {
  hci::AddressWithType connection_address;
  DistributedKeys distributed_keys;
};

using PairingResultOrFailure = std::variant<PairingResult, PairingFailure>;

/* Data we use for Out Of Band Pairing */
struct MyOobData {
  /*  private key is just for this single pairing only, so it might be safe to
   * expose it to other parts of stack. It should not be exposed to upper
   * layers though */
  std::array<uint8_t, 32> private_key;
  EcdhPublicKey public_key;
  crypto_toolbox::Octet16 c;
  crypto_toolbox::Octet16 r;
};

/* This structure is filled and send to PairingHandlerLe to initiate the Pairing process with remote device */
struct InitialInformations {
  hci::Role my_role;
  hci::AddressWithType my_connection_address;

  /* My capabilities, as in pairing request/response */
  struct {
    IoCapability io_capability;
    OobDataFlag oob_data_flag;
    uint8_t auth_req;
    uint8_t maximum_encryption_key_size;
    uint8_t initiator_key_distribution;
    uint8_t responder_key_distribution;
  } myPairingCapabilities;

  /* was it remote device that initiated the Pairing ? */
  bool remotely_initiated;
  uint16_t connection_handle;
  hci::AddressWithType remote_connection_address;
  std::string remote_name;

  /* contains pairing request, if the pairing was remotely initiated */
  std::optional<PairingRequestView> pairing_request;

  struct out_of_band_data {
    crypto_toolbox::Octet16 le_sc_c; /* LE Secure Connections Confirmation Value */
    crypto_toolbox::Octet16 le_sc_r; /* LE Secure Connections Random Value */

    crypto_toolbox::Octet16 security_manager_tk_value; /* OOB data for LE Legacy Pairing */
  };

  // If we received OOB data from remote device, this field contains it.
  std::optional<out_of_band_data> remote_oob_data;
  std::optional<MyOobData> my_oob_data;

  /* Used by Pairing Handler to present user with requests*/
  UI* user_interface;
  os::Handler* user_interface_handler;

  /* HCI interface to use */
  hci::LeSecurityInterface* le_security_interface;

  os::EnqueueBuffer<packet::BasePacketBuilder>* proper_l2cap_interface;
  os::Handler* l2cap_handler;

  /* Callback to execute once the Pairing process is finished */
  std::function<void(PairingResultOrFailure)> OnPairingFinished;
};

}  // namespace security
}  // namespace bluetooth