from sleekxmpp.thirdparty.suelta.util import hashes from sleekxmpp.thirdparty.suelta.saslprep import saslprep #: Global session storage for user answers to requested mechanism values #: and security questions. This allows the user's preferences to be #: persisted across multiple SASL authentication attempts made by the #: same process. SESSION = {'answers': {}, 'passwords': {}, 'sec_queries': {}, 'stash': {}, 'stash_file': ''} #: Global registry mapping mechanism names to implementation classes. MECHANISMS = {} #: Global registry mapping mechanism names to security scores. MECH_SEC_SCORES = {} def register_mechanism(basename, basescore, impl, extra=None, use_hashes=True): """ Add a SASL mechanism to the registry of available mechanisms. :param basename: The base name of the mechanism type, such as ``CRAM-``. :param basescore: The base security score for this type of mechanism. :param impl: The class implementing the mechanism. :param extra: Any additional qualifiers to the mechanism name, such as ``-PLUS``. :param use_hashes: If ``True``, then register the mechanism for use with all available hashes. """ n = 0 if use_hashes: for hashing_alg in hashes(): n += 1 name = basename + hashing_alg if extra is not None: name += extra MECHANISMS[name] = impl MECH_SEC_SCORES[name] = basescore + n else: MECHANISMS[basename] = impl MECH_SEC_SCORES[basename] = basescore def set_stash_file(filename): """ Enable or disable storing the stash to disk. If the filename is ``None``, then disable using a stash file. :param filename: The path to the file to store the stash data. """ SESSION['stash_file'] = filename try: import marshal stash_file = file(filename) SESSION['stash'] = marshal.load(stash_file) except: SESSION['stash'] = {} def sec_query_allow(mech, query): """ Quick default to allow all feature combinations which could negatively affect security. :param mech: The chosen SASL mechanism :param query: An encoding of the combination of enabled and disabled features which may affect security. :returns: ``True`` """ return True class SASL(object): """ """ def __init__(self, host, service, mech=None, username=None, min_sec=0, request_values=None, sec_query=None, tls_active=None, def_realm=None): """ :param string host: The host of the service requiring authentication. :param string service: The name of the underlying protocol in use. :param string mech: Optional name of the SASL mechanism to use. If given, only this mechanism may be used for authentication. :param string username: The username to use when authenticating. :param request_values: Reference to a function for supplying values requested by mechanisms, such as passwords. (See above) :param sec_query: Reference to a function for approving or denying feature combinations which could negatively impact security. (See above) :param tls_active: Function for indicating if TLS has been negotiated. (See above) :param integer min_sec: The minimum security level accepted. This only allows for SASL mechanisms whose security rating is greater than `min_sec`. :param string def_realm: The default realm, if different than `host`. :type request_values: :func:`request_values` :type sec_query: :func:`sec_query` :type tls_active: :func:`tls_active` """ self.host = host self.def_realm = def_realm or host self.service = service self.user = username self.mech = mech self.min_sec = min_sec - 1 self.request_values = request_values self._sec_query = sec_query if tls_active is not None: self.tls_active = tls_active else: self.tls_active = lambda: False self.try_username = self.user self.try_password = None self.stash_id = None self.testkey = None def reset_stash_id(self, username): """ Reset the ID for the stash for persisting user data. :param username: The username to base the new ID on. """ username = saslprep(username) self.user = username self.try_username = self.user self.testkey = [self.user, self.host, self.service] self.stash_id = '\0'.join(self.testkey) def sec_query(self, mech, query): """ Request authorization from the user to use a combination of features which could negatively affect security. The ``sec_query`` callback when creating the SASL object will be called if the query has not been answered before. Otherwise, the query response will be pulled from ``SESSION['sec_queries']``. If no ``sec_query`` callback was provided, then all queries will be denied. :param mech: The chosen SASL mechanism :param query: An encoding of the combination of enabled and disabled features which may affect security. :rtype: bool """ if self._sec_query is None: return False if query in SESSION['sec_queries']: return SESSION['sec_queries'][query] resp = self._sec_query(mech, query) if resp: SESSION['sec_queries'][query] = resp return resp def find_password(self, mech): """ Find and return the user's password, if it has been entered before during this session. :param mech: The chosen SASL mechanism. """ if self.try_password is not None: return self.try_password if self.testkey is None: return testkey = self.testkey[:] lockout = 1 def find_username(self): """Find and return user's username if known.""" return self.try_username def success(self, mech): mech.preprep() if 'password' in mech.values: testkey = self.testkey[:] while len(testkey): tk = '\0'.join(testkey) if tk in SESSION['passwords']: break SESSION['passwords'][tk] = mech.values['password'] testkey = testkey[:-1] mech.prep() mech.save_values() def failure(self, mech): mech.clear() self.testkey = self.testkey[:-1] def choose_mechanism(self, mechs, force_plain=False): """ Choose the most secure mechanism from a list of mechanisms. If ``force_plain`` is given, return the ``PLAIN`` mechanism. :param mechs: A list of mechanism names. :param force_plain: If ``True``, force the selection of the ``PLAIN`` mechanism. :returns: A SASL mechanism object, or ``None`` if no mechanism could be selected. """ # Handle selection of PLAIN and ANONYMOUS if force_plain: return MECHANISMS['PLAIN'](self, 'PLAIN') if self.user is not None: requested_mech = '*' if self.mech is None else self.mech else: if self.mech is None: requested_mech = 'ANONYMOUS' else: requested_mech = self.mech if requested_mech == '*' and self.user in ['', 'anonymous', None]: requested_mech = 'ANONYMOUS' # If a specific mechanism was requested, try it if requested_mech != '*': if requested_mech in MECHANISMS and \ requested_mech in MECH_SEC_SCORES: return MECHANISMS[requested_mech](self, requested_mech) return None # Pick the best mechanism based on its security score best_score = self.min_sec best_mech = None for name in mechs: if name in MECH_SEC_SCORES: if MECH_SEC_SCORES[name] > best_score: best_score = MECH_SEC_SCORES[name] best_mech = name if best_mech is not None: best_mech = MECHANISMS[best_mech](self, best_mech) return best_mech class Mechanism(object): """ """ def __init__(self, sasl, name, version=0, use_stash=True): self.name = name self.sasl = sasl self.use_stash = use_stash self.encoding = False self.values = {} if use_stash: self.load_values() def load_values(self): """Retrieve user data from the stash.""" self.values = {} if not self.use_stash: return False if self.sasl.stash_id is not None: if self.sasl.stash_id in SESSION['stash']: if SESSION['stash'][self.sasl.stash_id]['mech'] == self.name: values = SESSION['stash'][self.sasl.stash_id]['values'] self.values.update(values) if self.sasl.user is not None: if not self.has_values(['username']): self.values['username'] = self.sasl.user return None def save_values(self): """ Save user data to the session stash. If a stash file name has been set using ``SESSION['stash_file']``, the saved values will be persisted to disk. """ if not self.use_stash: return False if self.sasl.stash_id is not None: if self.sasl.stash_id not in SESSION['stash']: SESSION['stash'][self.sasl.stash_id] = {} SESSION['stash'][self.sasl.stash_id]['values'] = self.values SESSION['stash'][self.sasl.stash_id]['mech'] = self.name if SESSION['stash_file'] not in ['', None]: import marshal stash_file = file(SESSION['stash_file'], 'wb') marshal.dump(SESSION['stash'], stash_file) def clear(self): """Reset all user data, except the username.""" username = None if 'username' in self.values: username = self.values['username'] self.values = {} if username is not None: self.values['username'] = username self.save_values() self.values = {} self.load_values() def okay(self): """ Indicate if mutual authentication has completed successfully. :rtype: bool """ return False def preprep(self): """Ensure that the stash ID has been set before processing.""" if self.sasl.stash_id is None: if 'username' in self.values: self.sasl.reset_stash_id(self.values['username']) def prep(self): """ Prepare stored values for processing. For example, by removing extra copies of passwords from memory. """ pass def process(self, challenge=None): """ Process a challenge request and return the response. :param challenge: A challenge issued by the server that must be answered for authentication. """ raise NotImplemented def fulfill(self, values): """ Provide requested values to the mechanism. :param values: A dictionary of requested values. """ if 'password' in values: values['password'] = saslprep(values['password']) self.values.update(values) def missing_values(self, keys): """ Return a dictionary of value names that have not been given values by the user, or retrieved from the stash. :param keys: A list of value names to check. :rtype: dict """ vals = {} for name in keys: if name not in self.values or self.values[name] is None: if self.use_stash: if name == 'username': value = self.sasl.find_username() if value is not None: self.sasl.reset_stash_id(value) self.values[name] = value break if name == 'password': value = self.sasl.find_password(self) if value is not None: self.values[name] = value break vals[name] = None return vals def has_values(self, keys): """ Check that the given values have been retrieved from the user, or from the stash. :param keys: A list of value names to check. """ return len(self.missing_values(keys)) == 0 def check_values(self, keys): """ Request missing values from the user. :param keys: A list of value names to request, if missing. """ vals = self.missing_values(keys) if vals: self.sasl.request_values(self, vals) def get_user(self): """Return the username usd for this mechanism.""" return self.values['username']