aesgav.cpp

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/*
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 Copyright (c) 2001, Dr Brian Gladman <                 >, Worcester, UK.
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   3. the copyright holder's name is not used to endorse products 
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 Issue Date: 15/01/2002
*/

// AES Algorithm Test - Generate local test files for KAT and Monte Carlo
// tests and optionally compare these files with a  reference set of test
// files
//
// usage: aes_gav /t:[knec] /b:[45678] /k:[45678] [/c] 
//
// where:
//
// each of the symbols in square brakets can be used in any combination so
// that:
// 
//         /t:[knec]  selects the tests to be used
//         /b:[45678] selects the block lengths to be used (in 32-bit words)
//         /k:[45678] selects the key lengths to be used (in 32-bit words)
//         /c         selects the comparison of output and reference file(s)
// and:
//         k: generate ECB Known Answer Test files
//         n: generate ECB Known Answer Test files (new)
//         e: generate ECB Monte Carlo Test files
//         c: generate CBC Monte Carlo Test files
//
// The reference files have a ".txt" extension while those generated use
// ".txt" if in a different directory or ".dat" otherwise. The directory
// paths for files are set below. Note that, when compared with the NIST
// test vector sequences, this code implements one additional (all zero)
// test vector as the first vector in each set (test 0).

#ifdef AES_IN_CPP
#include "aescpp.h"
#else
#include "aes.h"
#endif
#include "aesaux.h"
#include "aestst.h"

using   std::cout;
using   std::ofstream;
using   std::ifstream;
using   std::ios;

#if defined(AES_DLL)
fn_ptrs fn;
#endif

// Outputs a test vector file header

void header(ofstream& outf, const int type, const word blen, const word klen)
{   char    buf[32];
    byte    dummy;

    outf << "==============================================";
    outf << "\nAuthor:    Dr B R Gladman (                 )";
    outf << "\nTest:      " << (type < 6 ? "ECB " : "CBC ");
    switch(type)
    {
        case  0:    outf << "Variable Key Known Answer Tests"; break;
        case  2:    outf << "Variable Key Known Answer Tests"; break;
        case  1:    outf << "Variable Text Known Answer Tests"; break;
        case  3:    outf << "Variable Text Known Answer Tests"; break;
        case  4:
        case  6:    outf << "Monte Carlo (Encryption) Tests"; break;
        case  5:
        case  7:    outf << "Monte Carlo (Decryption) Tests"; break;
    }

    outf << "\nAlgorithm: Extended Rijndael (an AES Superset)\nFilename:  " 
         << file_name(buf, type, blen, klen)
         << "\n==============================================\n";

    block_out(block_len, &dummy, outf, 8 * blen);
    block_out(key_len, &dummy, outf, 8 * klen);
    outf << '\n';
}

// Test of Electronic Code Book (ECB) mode with Fixed Key and Variable Text

void ecb_vt(ofstream& outf, f_ctx* alg, const word blen, const word klen)
{   word      j;
    byte      pt[32], ct[32], key[32], dummy;

    block_clear(key, klen);                         // all zero key
    block_out(key_val, key, outf, klen);            // output key value
    f_enc_key(alg, key, klen);                      // set key value

    for(j = 0; j <= 8 * blen; ++j)                  // test vectors include
    {                                               // an all zero one
        block_out(test_no, &dummy, outf, j);        // output test number
        block_clear(pt, blen);                      // set all zero plain text
        if(j)                                       // set bit (j-1) if j <> 0
            *(pt + (j - 1) / 8) = 0x80 >> (j - 1) % 8;
        block_out(pt_val, pt, outf, blen);          // output plaintext
        f_enc_blk(alg, pt , ct);                    // do encryption
        block_out(ct_val, ct, outf, blen);          // output ciphertext
    }
}

// Test of Electronic Code Book (ECB) mode with Fixed Text and Variable Key

void ecb_vk(ofstream& outf, f_ctx* alg, const word blen, const word klen)
{   word      j;
    byte      pt[32], ct[32], key[32], dummy;

    block_clear(pt, blen);                          // all zero plaintext
    block_out(pt_val, pt, outf, blen);              // output plaintext

    for(j = 0; j <= 8 * klen; ++j)                  // 129, 193 or 257 tests
    {
        block_out(test_no, &dummy, outf, j);        // output test number
        block_clear(key, klen);                     // set all zero key
        if(j)                                       // set bit (j-1) if j <> 0
            *(key + (j - 1) / 8) = 0x80 >> (j - 1) % 8;
        block_out(key_val, key, outf, klen);        // output key value
        f_enc_key(alg, key, klen);                  // set key value
        f_enc_blk(alg, pt , ct);                    // alg.encrypt
        block_out(ct_val, ct, outf, blen);          // output ciphertext
    }
}

// Test of Electronic Code Book (ECB) mode with Fixed Key and Variable Text

void ecb_vtn(ofstream& outf, f_ctx* alg, const word blen, const word klen)
{   word      j;
    byte      pt[32], ct[32], key[32], *bp, dummy;

    block_clear(key, klen);                         // all zero key
    block_out(key_val, key, outf, klen);            // output key value
    f_enc_key(alg, key, klen);                      // set key value
    block_clear(pt, blen);                          // set all zero plain text

    for(j = 0; j < 16 * blen; ++j)                  
    {                                               
        block_out(test_no, &dummy, outf, j);        // output test number
        block_out(pt_val, pt, outf, blen);          // output plaintext
        f_enc_blk(alg, pt , ct);                    // do encryption
        block_out(ct_val, ct, outf, blen);          // output ciphertext
        bp = pt + blen - 1 - j / 8;
        if(j < 8 * blen)
            *bp |= (*bp << 1) | 1;
        else
            *(bp + blen) = *(bp + blen) << 1;
    }
}

// Test of Electronic Code Book (ECB) mode with Fixed Text and Variable Key

void ecb_vkn(ofstream& outf, f_ctx* alg, const word blen, const word klen)
{   word      j;
    byte      pt[32], ct[32], key[32], *bp, dummy;

    block_clear(pt, blen);                          // all zero plaintext
    block_out(pt_val, pt, outf, blen);              // output plaintext
    block_clear(key, klen);

    for(j = 0; j < 16 * klen; ++j)
    {
        block_out(test_no, &dummy, outf, j);        // output test number
        block_out(key_val, key, outf, klen);        // output key value
        f_enc_key(alg, key, klen);                  // set key value
        f_enc_blk(alg, pt , ct);                    // alg.encrypt
        block_out(ct_val, ct, outf, blen);          // output ciphertext
        bp = key + klen - 1 - j / 8;
        if(j < 8 * klen)
            *bp |= (*bp << 1) | 1;
        else
            *(bp + klen) = *(bp + klen) << 1;
    }
}

// Monte Carlo Encryption Test of Electronic Code Book (ECB) mode

void ecb_me(ofstream& outf, f_ctx* alg, const word blen, const word klen)
{   word  j, k;
    byte  pt[32], ct[64], key[32], dummy;

    block_clear(pt, blen);                          // clear initial plaintext
    block_clear(key, klen);                         // and key blocks
    block_copy(ct + blen, pt, blen);                // put plaintext in upper half
                                                    // of double length buffer
    for(j = 0; j < 400; j++)                        // 400 Monte Carlo tests
    {
        block_out(test_no, &dummy, outf, j);        // output test number
        block_out(key_val, key, outf, klen);        // output key
        block_out(pt_val, pt, outf, blen);          // output plaintext
        f_enc_key(alg, key, klen);                  // set the key

        for(k = 0; k < 5000; ++k)                   // 10000 encryptions alternating
        {                                           // upper and lower blocks in ct
            f_enc_blk(alg, ct + blen, ct); 
            f_enc_blk(alg, ct, ct + blen);
        }

        // compile next key as defined by NIST

        block_xor(key, ct + 2 * blen - klen, klen);
        block_out(ct_val, ct + blen, outf, blen);   // output ciphertext
        block_copy(pt, ct + blen, blen);            // copy cipertext as next plaintext
    }
}

// Monte Carlo Decryption Test of Electronic Code Book (ECB) mode

void ecb_md(ofstream& outf, f_ctx* alg, const word blen, const word klen)
{   word  j, k;
    byte  pt[32], ct[64], key[32], dummy;

    block_clear(pt, blen);                          // clear initial plaintext and key
    block_clear(key, klen);
    block_copy(ct + blen, pt, blen);                // copy plaintext into upper half
                                                    // of double length ciphertext block
    for(j = 0; j < 400; j++)                        // 400 Monte Carlo tests
    {
        block_out(test_no, &dummy, outf, j);        // output test number
        block_out(key_val, key, outf, klen);        // output key
        block_out(ct_val, pt, outf, blen);          // output plaintext
        f_dec_key(alg, key, klen);                  // set key

        for(k = 0; k < 5000; ++k)                   // 10000 decryptions alternating
        {                                           // upper and lower blocks in ct
            f_dec_blk(alg, ct + blen, ct); 
            f_dec_blk(alg, ct, ct + blen);
        }

        // compile next key as defined by NIST

        block_xor(key, ct + 2 * blen - klen, klen);
        block_out(pt_val, ct + blen, outf, blen);   // output ciphertext
        block_copy(pt, ct + blen, blen);            // set ciphertext as next plaintext
    }
}

// Monte Carlo Encryption Test of Cipher Block Chaining (CBC) mode

void cbc_me(ofstream& outf, f_ctx* alg, const word blen, const word klen)
{   word  j, k;
    byte  ct[64], key[32], dummy;

    block_clear(key, klen);                         // clear key: KEY[0]
    block_clear(ct, 2 * blen);                      // clear ct:  PT[0], ct + blen: IV[0]

    for(j = 0; j < 400; j++)                        // 400 Monte Carlo tests
    {
        block_out(test_no, &dummy, outf, j);        // output test number
        block_out(key_val, key, outf, klen);        // output key
        block_out(iv_val, ct + blen, outf, blen);   // output initialisation vector
        block_out(pt_val, ct, outf, blen);          // output plaintext
        f_enc_key(alg, key, klen);                  // set key

        for(k = 0; k < 5000; ++k)                   // 10000 encryptions, two at a time
        {
            block_xor(ct, ct + blen, blen);         // do CBC chaining
            f_enc_blk(alg, ct, ct);                 // do block encryption
            block_xor(ct + blen, ct, blen);         // do CBC chaining
            f_enc_blk(alg, ct + blen, ct + blen);   // do block encryption

        }

        block_out(ct_val, ct + blen, outf, blen);   // output ciphertext
        // compile next key as defined by NIST
        block_xor(key, ct + 2 * blen - klen, klen);
    }
}

// Monte Carlo Encryption Test of Cipher Block Chaining (CBC) mode

void cbc_md(ofstream& outf, f_ctx* alg, const word blen, const word klen)
{   word  j, k;
    byte  pt[32], ct[64], key[32], dummy;

    block_clear(key, klen);                         // clear key: KEY[0]
    block_clear(ct, 2 * blen);                      // clear ct: IV[0] ct + blen: CT[0]

    for(j = 0; j < 400; j++)                        // 400 Monte Carlo tests
    {
        block_out(test_no, &dummy, outf, j);        // output test number
        block_out(key_val, key, outf, klen);        // output key
        block_out(iv_val, ct, outf, blen);          // output initialisation vector
        block_out(ct_val, ct + blen, outf, blen);   // output ciphertext
        f_dec_key(alg, key, klen);                  // set key

        for(k = 0; k < 5000; ++k)                   // 10000 encryptions, two at a time
        {
            f_dec_blk(alg, ct + blen, pt);          // do block decryption

            block_xor(ct, pt, blen);                // do CBC chaining

            f_dec_blk(alg, ct, pt);                 // do block decryption

            block_xor(ct + blen, pt, blen);         // do CBC chaining
        }

        block_out(pt_val, ct + blen, outf, blen);   // output plaintext