C.11 Implementation Helper Classes execution. 1 package j a v a c a r d t e r m i n a l ; 2 3 import java . math . B i g I n t e g e r ; 4 import java . nio . ByteBuffer ; 5 import java . s e c u r i t y . spec . RSAPublicKeySpec ; 6 import java . s e c u r i t y . spec . InvalidKeySpecException ; 7 import java . s e c u r i t y . i n t e r f a c e s . RSAPublicKey ; 8 import javax . crypto . spec . SecretKeySpec ; 9 import javax . crypto . spec . IvParameterSpec ; 10 import java . s e c u r i t y . ∗ ; 11 import javax . crypto . ∗ ; 12 import org . b o u n c y c a s t l e . crypto . macs . CBCBlockCipherMac ; 13 import org . b o u n c y c a s t l e . crypto . e n g i n e s . AESEngine ; 14 import org . b o u n c y c a s t l e . crypto . params . KeyParameter ; 15 import org . b o u n c y c a s t l e . crypto . params . ParametersWithIV ; 16 public class P r o t o c o l H e l p e r C l a s s { 17 byte [ ] ServiceProviderRandom = new byte [ 1 6 ] ; 18 byte [ ] SmartCardRandom = new byte [ 1 6 ] ; 19 Cipher rsaCipher = null ; 20 SecureRandom myRNG = null ; 21 PrivateKey mySignatureGenerationKey = null ; 22 PublicKey mySignatureVerificationKey = null ; 23 S i g n a t u r e mySignature = null ; 24 public s t a t i c f i n a l short SIGN_MODE_GENERATION = 1 ; 25 public s t a t i c f i n a l short SIGN_MODE_VERIFICATION = 2 ; 26 byte [ ] mySessionAESEnKey = new byte [ 1 6 ] ; 27 SecretKeySpec myAESKey = null ; 28 Cipher myAESCipher = null ; 29 byte [ ] I n i t i a l i s a t i o n V e c t o r = { 30 ( byte ) 0x6C , ( byte ) 0xDE, ( byte ) 0xBE, ( byte ) 0x7B , ( byte ) 0x89 , ( byte ) 31 0x99 , ( byte ) 0x8C , ( byte ) 0xAF, ( byte ) 0xC5 , ( byte ) 0x7D , ( byte ) 0xB1 , 32 ( byte ) 0x7C , ( byte ) 0x62 , ( byte ) 0x0A , ( byte ) 0x86 , ( byte ) 0x52 } ; 33 byte [ ] myLongTermMacKey = { 34 ( byte ) 0xAC, ( byte ) 0x40 , ( byte ) 0x32 , ( byte ) 0xEF , ( byte ) 0x4F , ( byte ) 35 0x2D , ( byte ) 0x9A , ( byte ) 0xE3 , ( byte ) 0x9D , ( byte ) 0xF3 , ( byte ) 0x0B , 36 ( byte ) 0x5C , ( byte ) 0x8F , ( byte ) 0xFD, ( byte ) 0xAC, ( byte ) 0x50 } ; 37 byte [ ] mySessionMacKey = new byte [ 1 6 ] ; 38 SecretKeySpec myMacKey = null ; 39 private RSAPublicKey myRSAPublicKey ; 40 private byte [ ] dhBase = { 41 ( byte ) 0xAC, ( byte ) 0x40 , ( byte ) 0x32 , ( byte ) 0xEF , ( byte ) 0x4F , ( byte ) 42 0x2D , ( byte ) 0x9A , ( byte ) 0xE3 , ( byte ) 0x9D , ( byte ) 0xF3 , ( byte ) 0x0B , 43 ( byte ) 0x5C , ( byte ) 0x8F , ( byte ) 0xFD, ( byte ) 0xAC, ( byte ) 0x50 , 44 ( byte ) 0x6C , ( byte ) 0xDE, ( byte ) 0xBE, ( byte ) 0x7B , ( byte ) 0x89 , 45 ( byte ) 0x99 , ( byte ) 0x8C , ( byte ) 0xAF, ( byte ) 0x74 , ( byte ) 0x86 , 46 ( byte ) 0x6A , ( byte ) 0x08 , ( byte ) 0xCF, ( byte ) 0xE4 , ( byte ) 0xFF , 47 ( byte ) 0xE3 , ( byte ) 0xA6 , ( byte ) 0x82 , ( byte ) 0x4A , ( byte ) 0x4E , 48 ( byte ) 0x10 , ( byte ) 0xB9 , ( byte ) 0xA6 , ( byte ) 0xF0 , ( byte ) 0xDD, 49 ( byte ) 0x92 , ( byte ) 0x1F , ( byte ) 0x01 , ( byte ) 0xA7 , ( byte ) 0x0C , 50 ( byte ) 0x4A , ( byte ) 0xFA, ( byte ) 0xAB, ( byte ) 0x73 , ( byte ) 0x9D , 434
C.11 Implementation Helper Classes 51 ( byte ) 0x77 , ( byte ) 0x00 , ( byte ) 0xC2 , ( byte ) 0x9F , ( byte ) 0x52 , 52 ( byte ) 0xC5 , ( byte ) 0x7D , ( byte ) 0xB1 , ( byte ) 0x7C , ( byte ) 0x62 , 53 ( byte ) 0x0A , ( byte ) 0x86 , ( byte ) 0x52 , ( byte ) 0xBE, ( byte ) 0x5E , 54 ( byte ) 0x90 , ( byte ) 0x01 , ( byte ) 0xA8 , ( byte ) 0xD6 , ( byte ) 0x6A , 55 ( byte ) 0xD7 , ( byte ) 0xC1 , ( byte ) 0x76 , ( byte ) 0x69 , ( byte ) 0x10 , 56 ( byte ) 0x19 , ( byte ) 0x99 , ( byte ) 0x02 , ( byte ) 0x4A , ( byte ) 0xF4 , 57 ( byte ) 0xD0 , ( byte ) 0x27 , ( byte ) 0x27 , ( byte ) 0x5A , ( byte ) 0xC1 , 58 ( byte ) 0x34 , ( byte ) 0x8B , ( byte ) 0xB8 , ( byte ) 0xA7 , ( byte ) 0x62 , 59 ( byte ) 0xD0 , ( byte ) 0x52 , ( byte ) 0x1B , ( byte ) 0xC9 , ( byte ) 0x8A , 60 ( byte ) 0xE2 , ( byte ) 0x47 , ( byte ) 0x15 , ( byte ) 0x04 , ( byte ) 0x22 , 61 ( byte ) 0xEA, ( byte ) 0x1E , ( byte ) 0xD4 , ( byte ) 0x09 , ( byte ) 0x93 , 62 ( byte ) 0x9D , ( byte ) 0x54 , ( byte ) 0xDA, ( byte ) 0x74 , ( byte ) 0x60 , 63 ( byte ) 0xCD, ( byte ) 0xB5 , ( byte ) 0xF6 , ( byte ) 0xC6 , ( byte ) 0xB2 , 64 ( byte ) 0x50 , ( byte ) 0x71 , ( byte ) 0x7C , ( byte ) 0xBE, ( byte ) 0xF1 , 65 ( byte ) 0x80 , ( byte ) 0xEB, ( byte ) 0x34 , ( byte ) 0x11 , ( byte ) 0x8E , 66 ( byte ) 0x98 , ( byte ) 0xD1 , ( byte ) 0x19 , ( byte ) 0x52 , ( byte ) 0x9A , 67 ( byte ) 0x45 , ( byte ) 0xD6 , ( byte ) 0xF8 , ( byte ) 0x34 , ( byte ) 0x56 , 68 ( byte ) 0x6E , ( byte ) 0x30 , ( byte ) 0x25 , ( byte ) 0xE3 , ( byte ) 0x16 , 69 ( byte ) 0xA3 , ( byte ) 0x30 , ( byte ) 0xEF , ( byte ) 0xBB, ( byte ) 0x77 , 70 ( byte ) 0xA8 , ( byte ) 0x6F , ( byte ) 0x0C , ( byte ) 0x1A , ( byte ) 0xB1 , 71 ( byte ) 0x5B , ( byte ) 0x05 , ( byte ) 0x1A , ( byte ) 0xE3 , ( byte ) 0xD4 , 72 ( byte ) 0x28 , ( byte ) 0xC8 , ( byte ) 0xF8 , ( byte ) 0xAC, ( byte ) 0xB7 , 73 ( byte ) 0x0A , ( byte ) 0x81 , ( byte ) 0x37 , ( byte ) 0x15 , ( byte ) 0x0B , 74 ( byte ) 0x8E , ( byte ) 0xEB, ( byte ) 0x10 , ( byte ) 0xE1 , ( byte ) 0x83 , 75 ( byte ) 0xED, ( byte ) 0xD1 , ( byte ) 0x99 , ( byte ) 0x63 , ( byte ) 0xDD, 76 ( byte ) 0xD9 , ( byte ) 0xE2 , ( byte ) 0x63 , ( byte ) 0xE4 , ( byte ) 0x77 , 77 ( byte ) 0x05 , ( byte ) 0x89 , ( byte ) 0xEF , ( byte ) 0x6A , ( byte ) 0xA2 , 78 ( byte ) 0x1E , ( byte ) 0x7F , ( byte ) 0x5F , ( byte ) 0x2F , ( byte ) 0xF3 , 79 ( byte ) 0x81 , ( byte ) 0xB5 , ( byte ) 0x39 , ( byte ) 0xCC, ( byte ) 0xE3 , 80 ( byte ) 0x40 , ( byte ) 0x9D , ( byte ) 0x13 , ( byte ) 0xCD, ( byte ) 0x56 , 81 ( byte ) 0x6A , ( byte ) 0xFB , ( byte ) 0xB4 , ( byte ) 0x8D , ( byte ) 0x6C , 82 ( byte ) 0x01 , ( byte ) 0x91 , ( byte ) 0x81 , ( byte ) 0xE1 , ( byte ) 0xBC, 83 ( byte ) 0xFE , ( byte ) 0x94 , ( byte ) 0xB3 , ( byte ) 0x02 , ( byte ) 0x69 , 84 ( byte ) 0xED, ( byte ) 0xFE , ( byte ) 0x72 , ( byte ) 0xFE , ( byte ) 0x9B , 85 ( byte ) 0x6A , ( byte ) 0xA4 , ( byte ) 0xBD, ( byte ) 0x7B , ( byte ) 0x5A , 86 ( byte ) 0x0F , ( byte ) 0x1C , ( byte ) 0x71 , ( byte ) 0xCF, ( byte ) 0xFF , 87 ( byte ) 0x4C , ( byte ) 0x19 , ( byte ) 0xC4 , ( byte ) 0x18 , ( byte ) 0xE1 , 88 ( byte ) 0xF6 , ( byte ) 0xEC, ( byte ) 0x01 , ( byte ) 0x79 , ( byte ) 0x81 , 89 ( byte ) 0xBC, ( byte ) 0x08 , ( byte ) 0x7F , ( byte ) 0x2A , ( byte ) 0x70 , 90 ( byte ) 0x65 , ( byte ) 0xB3 , ( byte ) 0x84 , ( byte ) 0xB8 , ( byte ) 0x90 , 91 ( byte ) 0xD3 , ( byte ) 0x19 , ( byte ) 0x1F , ( byte ) 0x2B , ( byte ) 0xFA} ; 92 private s t a t i c f i n a l S t r i n g dhModulus = 93 "AD107E1E9123A9D0D660FAA79559C51FA20D64E5683B9FD1B54B1597B61D0A75E6FA1" 94 + "41DF95A56DBAF9A3C407BA1DF15EB3D688A309C180E1DE6B85A1274A0A66D3F8152AD" 95 + "6AC2129037C9EDEFDA4DF8D91E8FEF55B7394B7AD5B7D0B6C12207C9F98D11ED34DBF" 96 + "6C6BA0B2C8BBC27BE6A00E0A0B9C49708B3BF8A317091883681286130BC8985DB1602" 97 + "E714415D9330278273C7DE31EFDC7310F7121FD5A07415987D9ADC0A486DCDF93ACC4" 98 + " 4328387315D75E198C641A480CD86A1B9E587E8BE60E69CC928B2B9C52172E413042E" 99 + "9B23F10B0E16E79763C9B53DCF4BA80A29E3FB73C16B8E75B97EF363E2FFA31F71CF9" 100 + "DE5384E71B81C0AC4DFFE0C10E64F" ; 101 private byte [ ] randomExponent = new byte [ 3 2 ] ; 435
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