ZeroTierOne/core/TrustStore.hpp
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/*
* Copyright (c)2013-2021 ZeroTier, Inc.
*
* Use of this software is governed by the Business Source License included
* in the LICENSE.TXT file in the project's root directory.
*
* Change Date: 2026-01-01
*
* On the date above, in accordance with the Business Source License, use
* of this software will be governed by version 2.0 of the Apache License.
*/
/****/
#ifndef ZT_TRUSTSTORE_HPP
#define ZT_TRUSTSTORE_HPP
#include "Certificate.hpp"
#include "Constants.hpp"
#include "Containers.hpp"
#include "Context.hpp"
#include "Fingerprint.hpp"
#include "Identity.hpp"
#include "Mutex.hpp"
#include "Peer.hpp"
#include "SHA512.hpp"
#include "SharedPtr.hpp"
namespace ZeroTier {
/**
* Certificate store and chain validator.
*
* WARNING: SharedPtr<Entry> entries returned from a trust store are valid
* only as long as the trust store exists. The trust store is a core object
* that lives as long as a Node, so this isn't an issue in the core, but it
* should be remembered when testing.
*
* This is because each Entry includes a reference to its parent's mutex and
* is synchronized by this mutex so its fields are safe to access while the
* parent trust store is being modified or synchronized.
*
* This also means entries can't be moved between TrustStore instances,
* hence there are no methods for doing that. There's only one instance in a
* node anyway.
*/
class TrustStore {
public:
/**
* An entry in the node certificate trust store
*/
class Entry {
friend class SharedPtr<TrustStore::Entry>;
friend class SharedPtr<const TrustStore::Entry>;
friend class TrustStore;
public:
/**
* @return Reference to held certificate
*/
ZT_INLINE const Certificate &certificate() const noexcept { return m_certificate; }
/**
* Get the local trust for this certificate
*
* This value may be changed dynamically by calls to update().
*
* @return Local trust bit mask
*/
ZT_INLINE unsigned int localTrust() const noexcept
{
RWMutex::RLock l(m_lock);
return m_localTrust;
}
/**
* Change the local trust of this entry
*
* @param lt New local trust bit mask
*/
ZT_INLINE void setLocalTrust(const unsigned int lt) noexcept
{
RWMutex::Lock l(m_lock);
m_localTrust = lt;
}
/**
* Get the error code for this certificate
*
* @return Error or ZT_CERTIFICATE_ERROR_NONE if none
*/
ZT_INLINE ZT_CertificateError error() const noexcept
{
RWMutex::RLock l(m_lock);
return m_error;
}
private:
Entry &operator=(const Entry &) { return *this; }
ZT_INLINE Entry(RWMutex &l, const Certificate &cert, const unsigned int lt) noexcept : __refCount(0), m_lock(l), m_certificate(cert), m_localTrust(lt), m_error(ZT_CERTIFICATE_ERROR_NONE), m_subjectDeprecated(false), m_onTrustPath(false) {}
std::atomic<int> __refCount;
RWMutex &m_lock;
const Certificate m_certificate;
unsigned int m_localTrust;
ZT_CertificateError m_error;
bool m_subjectDeprecated;
bool m_onTrustPath;
};
TrustStore();
~TrustStore();
/**
* Get certificate by certificate serial number
*
* Note that the error code should be checked. The certificate may be
* rejected and may still be in the store unless the store has been
* purged.
*
* @param serial SHA384 hash of certificate
* @return Entry or empty/nil if not found
*/
SharedPtr<Entry> get(const H384 &serial) const;
/**
* Get roots specified by root set certificates in the local store.
*
* If more than one certificate locally trusted as a root set specifies
* the root, it will be returned once (as per Map behavior) but the latest
* locator will be returned from among those available.
*
* @return Roots and the latest locator specified for each (if any)
*/
Map<Identity, SharedPtr<const Locator>> roots();
/**
* @param includeRejectedCertificates If true, also include certificates with error codes
* @return All certificates in asecending sort order by serial
*/
Vector<SharedPtr<Entry>> all(bool includeRejectedCertificates) const;
/**
* Add a certificate
*
* A copy is made so it's fine if the original is freed after this call. If
* the certificate already exists its local trust flags are updated.
*
* IMPORTANT: The caller MUST also call update() after calling add() one or
* more times to actually add and revalidate certificates and their signature
* chains.
*
* @param cert Certificate to add
*/
void add(const Certificate &cert, unsigned int localTrust);
/**
* Queue a certificate to be deleted
*
* Actual delete does not happen until the next update().
*
* @param serial Serial of certificate to delete
*/
void erase(const H384 &serial);
/**
* Validate all certificates and their certificate chains
*
* This also processes any certificates added with add() since the last call to update().
*
* @param clock Current time in milliseconds since epoch, or -1 to not check times on this pass
* @param purge If non-NULL, purge rejected certificates and return them in this vector (vector should be empty)
* @return True if there were changes
*/
bool update(int64_t clock, Vector<SharedPtr<Entry>> *purge);
/**
* Create a compressed binary version of certificates and their local trust
*
* @return Binary compressed certificates and local trust info
*/
Vector<uint8_t> save() const;
/**
* Decode a saved trust store
*
* Decoded certificates are added to the add queue, so update() must be
* called after this to actually apply them.
*
* @param data Data to decode
* @return Number of certificates or -1 if input is invalid
*/
int load(const Vector<uint8_t> &data);
private:
Map<H384, SharedPtr<Entry>> m_bySerial; // all certificates
Map<Blob<ZT_CERTIFICATE_MAX_PUBLIC_KEY_SIZE>, SharedPtr<Entry>> m_bySubjectUniqueId; // non-rejected certificates only
Map<Fingerprint, Vector<SharedPtr<Entry>>> m_bySubjectIdentity; // non-rejected certificates only
ForwardList<SharedPtr<Entry>> m_addQueue;
ForwardList<H384> m_deleteQueue;
RWMutex m_lock;
};
} // namespace ZeroTier
#endif