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openhaystack/OpenHaystack/OpenHaystack/FindMy/FindMyKeyDecoder.swift
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//
// OpenHaystack Tracking personal Bluetooth devices via Apple's Find My network
//
// Copyright © 2021 Secure Mobile Networking Lab (SEEMOO)
// Copyright © 2021 The Open Wireless Link Project
//
// SPDX-License-Identifier: AGPL-3.0-only
//
import CryptoKit
import Foundation
/// Decode key files found in newer macOS versions.
class FindMyKeyDecoder {
/// Key files can be in different format.
///
/// The old <= 10.15.3 have been using normal plists. Newer once use a binary format which needs different parsing.
enum KeyFileFormat {
/// Catalina > 10.15.4 key file format | Big Sur 11.0 Beta 1 uses a similar key file format that can be parsed identically.
/// macOS 10.15.7 uses a new key file format that has not been reversed yet.
/// (The key files are protected by sandboxing and only usable from a SIP disabled)
case catalina_10_15_4
}
var fileFormat: KeyFileFormat?
func parse(keyFile: Data) throws -> [FindMyKey] {
// Detect the format at first
if fileFormat == nil {
try self.checkFormat(for: keyFile)
}
guard let format = self.fileFormat else {
throw ParsingError.unsupportedFormat
}
switch format {
case .catalina_10_15_4:
let keys = try self.parseBinaryKeyFiles(from: keyFile)
return keys
}
}
func checkFormat(for keyFile: Data) throws {
// Key files need to start with KEY = 0x4B 45 59
let magicBytes = keyFile.subdata(in: 0..<3)
guard magicBytes == Data([0x4b, 0x45, 0x59]) else {
throw ParsingError.wrongMagicBytes
}
// Detect zeros
let potentialZeros = keyFile[15..<31]
guard potentialZeros == Data(repeating: 0x00, count: 16) else {
throw ParsingError.wrongFormat
}
// Should be big sur
self.fileFormat = .catalina_10_15_4
}
fileprivate func parseBinaryKeyFiles(from keyFile: Data) throws -> [FindMyKey] {
var keys = [FindMyKey]()
// First key starts at 32
var i = 32
while i + 117 < keyFile.count {
// We could not identify what those keys were
_ = keyFile.subdata(in: i..<i + 32)
i += 32
if keyFile[i] == 0x00 {
// Public key only.
// No need to parse it. Just skip to the next key
i += 86
continue
}
guard keyFile[i] == 0x01 else {
throw ParsingError.wrongFormat
}
// Step over 0x01
i += 1
// Read the key (starting with 0x04)
let fullKey = keyFile.subdata(in: i..<i + 85)
i += 85
// Create the sub keys. No actual need, but we do that to put them into a similar format as used before 10.15.4
let advertisedKey = fullKey.subdata(in: 1..<29)
let yCoordinate = fullKey.subdata(in: 29..<57)
var shaDigest = SHA256()
shaDigest.update(data: advertisedKey)
let hashedKey = Data(shaDigest.finalize())
let fmKey = FindMyKey(
advertisedKey: advertisedKey,
hashedKey: hashedKey,
privateKey: fullKey,
startTime: nil,
duration: nil,
pu: nil,
yCoordinate: yCoordinate,
fullKey: fullKey)
keys.append(fmKey)
}
return keys
}
enum ParsingError: Error {
case wrongMagicBytes
case wrongFormat
case unsupportedFormat
}
}