feature(keys): support der and sec1 as input formats separately #187
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WalkthroughThis pull request enhances cryptographic key handling in the Changes
Sequence DiagramsequenceDiagram
participant Key as Verifying/Signing Key
participant DER as DER Serialization
participant Algo as CryptoAlgorithm
Key->>DER: to_der()
DER-->>Key: Serialized Bytes
DER->>Algo: from_algorithm_and_der()
Algo-->>Key: Reconstructed Key
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crates/keys/src/lib.rs (1)
Add test coverage for DER and SEC1 format handling
The codebase has implemented DER and SEC1 format support but lacks test coverage:
VerifyingKey::from_algorithm_and_bytes_der()supports DER format for Secp256r1 keysSignature::from_algorithm_and_bytes_der()supports DER format for both Secp256k1 and Secp256r1 signaturesVerifyingKeysupports SEC1 format for Secp256r1 keysTest cases needed:
- Parsing valid DER-formatted Secp256r1 verifying keys
- Parsing valid DER-formatted Secp256k1 and Secp256r1 signatures
- Parsing valid SEC1-formatted Secp256r1 verifying keys
- Error handling for unsupported DER formats (Ed25519 keys/signatures)
- Error handling for invalid DER/SEC1 inputs
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11-128: Add test coverage for DER and SEC1 format handling.While the existing tests thoroughly cover the base functionality, they don't verify the new DER and SEC1 format support mentioned in the PR objectives. Consider adding:
- Tests for parsing DER-formatted keys
- Tests for parsing SEC1-formatted keys
- Tests for invalid DER/SEC1 inputs
Let's check if there are any existing DER/SEC1 format tests elsewhere:
Would you like me to help draft the additional test cases?
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crates/keys/src/signatures.rs (1)
32-44: Enhanced from_algorithm_and_bytes with CryptoAlgorithm
By replacing string checking with a match over the CryptoAlgorithm variants, the code becomes more robust. Just verify that all call sites have been updated and always pass the correct format (DER vs. SEC1).
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crates/keys/src/signatures.rs (5)
10-11: Use of CryptoAlgorithm import is consistent with the PR’s goals
Importing and using CryptoAlgorithm instead of strings improves type safety and avoids stray string comparisons.
26-27: Switched from DER to compact and raw byte serialization
Switching Secp256k1 to compact serialization via “serialize_compact()” and using “to_vec()” for Secp256r1 indicates the code now clearly differentiates serialization formats.
46-52: New from_algorithm_and_bytes_der method
Great separation of concerns between the standard from_algorithm_and_bytes method and this new DER-specific approach. This avoids confusion about which input format is expected.
58-63: Returning CryptoAlgorithm instead of &str
Replacing string-based returns with the enum formalizes the algorithm identification. The fallback to Ed25519 in the Placeholder variant may need a separate strategy if it’s truly a “placeholder” or an error case.
72-73: Parsing algorithm from CryptoPayload
Ensures CryptoPayload is parsed into the strongly typed CryptoAlgorithm. Confirm that errors from parse() are properly handled or surfaced upstream.
crates/keys/src/verifying_keys.rs (8)
3-8: Imports for p256 ECDSA usage
Adding and restructuring these imports signals the shift to more robust handling for p256 ECDSA.
22-22: Introduction of CryptoAlgorithm import
Aligns with the PR’s approach to unify algorithm handling across keys, signatures, and verifying keys.
69-77: from_algorithm_and_bytes with CryptoAlgorithm
Accepting the enum and matching on algorithm variants significantly reduces the risk of invalid string inputs.
83-91: New from_algorithm_and_bytes_der method
This method clarifies how DER-encoded keys are handled, but it explicitly bails for Ed25519 and Secp256k1, indicating partial coverage. If needed in the future, you can add those as well.
93-97: algorithm method returning CryptoAlgorithm
Further unifies the approach of using a single typed enum to identify each key type.
128-128: Verifying Secp256r1 signatures
Uses the updated verify_digest flow. Good approach for verifying ECDSA messages with the p256 crate.
139-139: Parsing from CryptoPayload
Successfully converts from the algorithm string to the new enum. This is consistent with the approach taken in Signatures and SigningKey.
144-147: Algorithm and bytes in CryptoPayload
Returning the algorithm via “to_string()” is consistent with the Display implementation from CryptoAlgorithm, ensuring a lowercase output.
crates/keys/src/algorithm.rs (4)
1-2: Imports for Display and FromStr
Confirmed that these traits allow for a safe, typed approach to parse and represent the chosen algorithm.
3-9: Definition of the new enum CryptoAlgorithm
Excellent improvement for typed cryptographic algorithms. This code lumps Ed25519, Secp256k1, and Secp256r1 under a single, strongly typed umbrella.
10-21: Implementing FromStr
Lowercase matching ensures broad user input compatibility. Provide mild caution on potential input changes (like uppercase, etc.). The error message is descriptive for invalid inputs.
23-31: Implementing Display
A straightforward mapping for the enum variants. This is consistent with the new “algorithm().to_string()” usage.
crates/keys/src/signing_keys.rs (5)
1-1: Importing anyhow::Result
Ensures consistent error handling, matching the approach used in other crypto modules.
11-11: Importing CryptoAlgorithm
Required to support the strongly typed approach for algorithm selection.
46-54: from_algorithm_and_bytes using CryptoAlgorithm
Replacing string references with an enum match removes ambiguity and the possibility of typos. This shift is a central goal of the PR.
60-64: algorithm method returning CryptoAlgorithm
Refining the method’s return type to align with other modules, ensuring consistent usage of the enum.
102-102: Parsing from CryptoPayload
Confirms the usage is analogous to the approach in signatures and verifying keys. This standardization is beneficial.
crates/keys/src/lib.rs (2)
1-9: LGTM! Module organization follows best practices.
The addition of the algorithm module and its public export is well-structured and follows Rust module organization best practices.
Line range hint 1-128: Verify backward compatibility and security considerations.
Please ensure:
- The new format support maintains backward compatibility with existing key formats
- The cryptographic implementations follow security best practices, particularly for DER/SEC1 parsing
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Based on the comprehensive analysis of the implementation, I can now provide a final response:
Verification confirms robust key format handling and security practices.
The implementation demonstrates:
- Proper format handling with explicit algorithm checks and byte validation for all supported key types (Ed25519, Secp256k1, Secp256r1)
- Comprehensive error handling using Result types for all parsing operations
- Proper serialization methods using standard formats (SEC1 for secp256r1, compressed format for secp256k1)
- Extensive test coverage validating format compatibility and key reconstruction
- Safe cryptographic implementations using well-established libraries (ed25519-consensus, secp256k1, p256)
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45-51: Improve Error Handling and Messages for Unsupported FormatsThe new method
from_algorithm_and_bytes_derusesbail!with a simple error message forEd25519. Providing more informative error messages can improve usability.Consider enhancing the error message for
Ed25519to guide users:- CryptoAlgorithm::Ed25519 => bail!("Ed25519 sig from DER format is not implemented"), + CryptoAlgorithm::Ed25519 => bail!("Ed25519 signatures do not support DER format. Please use the raw signature format."),
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45-51: Reduce Code Duplication in Signature Parsing MethodsBoth
from_algorithm_and_bytesandfrom_algorithm_and_bytes_derhave similar match arms with slight variations. This duplication can be refactored to improve code maintainability.Consider refactoring by introducing a helper function or parameterizing the deserialization method:
fn deserialize_signature<F>( algorithm: CryptoAlgorithm, bytes: &[u8], deserializer: F, ) -> Result<Self> where F: Fn(&[u8]) -> Result<Self>, { match algorithm { CryptoAlgorithm::Ed25519 => deserializer(bytes), CryptoAlgorithm::Secp256k1 => deserializer(bytes), CryptoAlgorithm::Secp256r1 => deserializer(bytes), } }Then,
from_algorithm_and_bytesandfrom_algorithm_and_bytes_dercan calldeserialize_signaturewith appropriate deserializers.
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crates/keys/src/signatures.rs (2)
25-26:⚠️ Potential issuePotential Breaking Change in Signature Serialization
The serialization method for
Secp256k1SignatureandSecp256r1Signatureinto_byteshas been changed to use compact serialization (serialize_compact()) and direct vector conversion (to_vec()), respectively. This alters the byte representation of signatures, which may affect interoperability with external systems or backward compatibility.Please verify if this change in serialization format is intentional and ensure that all dependent systems or interfaces handle the new formats correctly.
36-43: 🛠️ Refactor suggestionEnsure Consistency Between Serialization and Deserialization
In
from_algorithm_and_bytes, signatures are deserialized usingfrom_compactforSecp256k1Signatureandfrom_sliceforSecp256r1Signature. Ensure these methods are consistent with the serialization methods used into_bytesto prevent deserialization errors.Consider adding tests to confirm that a signature serialized with
to_bytescan be successfully deserialized withfrom_algorithm_and_bytes.
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55-63: Add documentation for the DER format method.Consider adding documentation to explain:
- The purpose of DER format support
- Which algorithms support DER format
- Expected input format for each supported algorithm
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crates/keys/src/signatures.rs (3)
31-38: LGTM! Clean DER format implementation.The DER format serialization is well-implemented with proper error handling for unsupported Ed25519 format.
46-53: LGTM! Consistent with serialization changes.The deserialization changes align well with the corresponding serialization changes in
to_bytes.
1-1: LGTM! Verify backward compatibility.The serialization changes for Secp256k1 (using compact format) and Secp256r1 look good. However, let's verify that existing consumers can handle these formats.
Also applies to: 25-29
✅ Verification successful
Serialization changes are safe and backward compatible
The changes are well-tested with roundtrip verification in the test suite, and all consumers properly handle the serialization formats through appropriate abstractions.
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crates/keys/src/verifying_keys.rs (4)
3-9: LGTM! Appropriate imports for DER support.The addition of PKCS8 traits is appropriate for DER encoding/decoding support.
66-73: LGTM! Well-structured DER implementation.The DER format serialization is properly implemented for Secp256r1 with appropriate error handling for unsupported algorithms.
89-97: Add documentation for the DER format method.Consider adding documentation to explain:
- The purpose of DER format support
- Which algorithms support DER format
- Expected input format
134-134: LGTM! Good optimization.Removing the unnecessary DER conversion for Secp256r1 signature verification is a good optimization.
crates/keys/src/lib.rs (2)
47-58: LGTM! Good test coverage for DER format.The test properly verifies DER encoding/decoding for Secp256r1 verifying keys with appropriate documentation about unsupported algorithms.
116-135: LGTM! Comprehensive test coverage.The test thoroughly verifies DER encoding/decoding for both Secp256k1 and Secp256r1 signatures.
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crates/keys/src/signatures.rs (1)
Additional error case tests needed for DER parsing
While the happy path is well tested, there's insufficient coverage for error cases:
- No tests for invalid/malformed DER data
- No boundary tests for DER parsing
- No explicit tests verifying Ed25519 DER rejection
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54-62: Verify test coverage for error cases.Ensure there are tests covering:
- Attempting to parse invalid DER data
- Error cases for Ed25519
- Edge cases for both Secp256k1 and Secp256r1
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crates/keys/src/verifying_keys.rs (2)
66-73: Add documentation explaining algorithm support.While the implementation is correct, consider adding documentation that explains:
- Why DER format is only supported for Secp256r1
- Whether Ed25519 and Secp256k1 support will be added in the future
- Any relevant specifications or standards that influenced this decision
89-97: Enhance error messages for better debugging.Consider making the error messages more informative by explaining why the format is not implemented or suggesting alternative formats. For example:
- CryptoAlgorithm::Ed25519 => bail!("Ed25519 vk from DER format is not implemented"), + CryptoAlgorithm::Ed25519 => bail!("Ed25519 keys do not support DER format. Use from_algorithm_and_bytes instead."),crates/keys/src/signatures.rs (1)
24-28: Document the serialization formats.Consider adding documentation comments explaining:
- What format is used for each algorithm (compact, DER, etc.)
- Any size or format constraints that callers should be aware of
crates/keys/src/tests.rs (2)
37-48: Add negative test cases for DER parsing.Consider adding test cases for:
- Attempting to parse Ed25519 keys in DER format (should fail)
- Attempting to parse Secp256k1 keys in DER format (should fail)
- Attempting to parse invalid DER data
106-125: Add error case tests for DER signatures.The happy path is well tested, but consider adding test cases for:
- Attempting to parse Ed25519 signatures in DER format (should fail)
- Attempting to parse malformed DER data
- Attempting to parse DER data with incorrect algorithm
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crates/keys/src/verifying_keys.rs (2)
3-9: LGTM! Clean import organization.The addition of
pkcs8traits and reorganization of imports improves code readability while providing the necessary functionality for DER encoding/decoding.
134-134: LGTM! Simplified signature verification.Good optimization by removing the unnecessary DER conversion and using verify_digest directly.
crates/keys/src/signatures.rs (1)
30-37: Review DER format support consistency.There's an inconsistency in DER format support between
VerifyingKeyandSignature:
VerifyingKeyonly supports DER for Secp256r1Signaturesupports DER for both Secp256k1 and Secp256r1This inconsistency should either be documented or aligned.
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