Island: Add IEncryptor to __init__

Dnt abbrev in PassworBasedEncryptor and KeyBasedEncryptor
Add comment for review and evaluate the padding function
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Ilija Lazoroski 2021-09-23 17:52:15 +02:00
parent 1b91616778
commit 071a4eb1a7
3 changed files with 7 additions and 5 deletions

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from monkey_island.cc.server_utils.encryption.i_encryptor import IEncryptor # noqa: F401

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from Crypto import Random # noqa: DUO133 # nosec: B413
from Crypto.Cipher import AES # noqa: DUO133 # nosec: B413
from monkey_island.cc.server_utils.encryption.i_encryptor import IEncryptor
from monkey_island.cc.server_utils.encryption import IEncryptor
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
# KBE is an encryption method which use random key of specific length
# KeyBasedEncryptor is an encryption method which use random key of specific length
# and AES block cipher to encrypt/decrypt the data. The key is more complex
# one and hard to remember than user provided one. This class provides more secure way of
# encryption compared to PBE because of the random and complex key.
# encryption compared to PasswordBasedEncryptor because of the random and complex key.
# We can merge the two into the one encryption method but then we lose the entropy
# of the key with whatever key derivation function we use.
# Note: password != key
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cipher = AES.new(self._key, AES.MODE_CBC, cipher_iv)
return self._unpad(cipher.decrypt(enc_message[AES.block_size :]).decode())
# TODO: Review and evaluate the security of the padding function
def _pad(self, message):
return message + (self._BLOCK_SIZE - (len(message) % self._BLOCK_SIZE)) * chr(
self._BLOCK_SIZE - (len(message) % self._BLOCK_SIZE)

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import pyAesCrypt
from monkey_island.cc.server_utils.encryption.i_encryptor import IEncryptor
from monkey_island.cc.server_utils.encryption import IEncryptor
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
# PBE as implemented takes low-entropy, user provided password and it adds some
# PasswordBasedEncryptor as implemented takes low-entropy, user provided password and it adds some
# entropy to it and encrypts/decrypts the data. This implementation uses AES256-CBC
# and it is less secure encryption then KeyBasedEncryptor.
# The security of it depends on what will the user provide as password.