import crypto_utils, utils, pycsc, binascii, fnmatch from utils import APDU DEBUG = True #DEBUG = False class Card: APDU_GET_RESPONSE = APDU("\x00\xC0\x00\x00") APDU_VERIFY_PIN = APDU("\x00\x20\x00\x00") SW_OK = '\x90\x00' ATRS = [] DRIVER_NAME = "Generic" ## Note: a key in this dictionary may either be a two-byte string containing ## a binary status word, or a four-byte string containing a hexadecimal ## status word, possibly with ? characters marking variable nibbles. ## Hexadecimal characters MUST be in uppercase. The values that four-byte ## strings map to may be either format strings, that can make use of the ## keyword substitutions for SW1 and SW2 or a callable accepting two arguments ## (SW1, SW2) that returns a string. STATUS_WORDS = { SW_OK: "Normal execution", '61??': "%(SW2)i (0x%(SW2)02x) bytes of response data can be retrieved with GetResponse.", '6700': "Wrong length", '6C??': "Bad value for LE, 0x%(SW2)02x is the correct value.", '63C?': lambda SW1,SW2: "The counter has reached the value '%i'" % (SW2%16) } def __init__(self, card = None, reader = None): if card is None: if reader is None: self.card = pycsc.pycsc(protocol = pycsc.SCARD_PROTOCOL_ANY) else: self.card = pycsc.pycsc(protocol = pycsc.SCARD_PROTOCOL_ANY, reader = reader) else: self.card = card self._i = 0 self.last_apdu = None self.last_sw = None self.sw_changed = False def verify_pin(self, pin_number, pin_value): apdu = APDU(self.APDU_VERIFY_PIN, P2 = pin_number, content = pin_value) result = self.send_apdu(apdu) return result == self.SW_OK def cmd_verify(self, pin_number, pin_value): """Verify a PIN.""" pin_number = int(pin_number, 0) pin_value = binascii.a2b_hex("".join(pin_value.split())) self.verify_pin(pin_number, pin_value) def cmd_reset(self): """Reset the card.""" self.card.reconnect(init=pycsc.SCARD_RESET_CARD) COMMANDS = { "reset": cmd_reset, "verify": cmd_verify } def _check_apdu(apdu): return True if len(apdu) < 4 or ((len(apdu) > 5) and len(apdu) != (ord(apdu[4])+5)): print "Cowardly refusing to send invalid APDU:\n ", utils.hexdump(apdu, indent=2) return False return True _check_apdu = staticmethod(_check_apdu) def _real_send(self, apdu): if not Card._check_apdu(apdu): raise Exception, "Invalid APDU" if DEBUG: print ">> " + utils.hexdump(apdu, indent = 3) result = self.card.transmit(apdu) self.last_apdu = apdu self.last_sw = result[-2:] self.sw_changed = True if DEBUG: print "<< " + utils.hexdump(result, indent = 3) return result def send_apdu(self, apdu): if isinstance(apdu, APDU): apdu = apdu.get_string(protocol = self.get_protocol()) ## FIXME if not Card._check_apdu(apdu): raise Exception, "Invalid APDU" if DEBUG: print "%s\nBeginning transaction %i" % ('-'*80, self._i) if hasattr(self, "before_send"): apdu = self.before_send(apdu) result = self._real_send(apdu) if len(result) == 2 and result[0] == '\x61': ## Need to call GetResponse gr_apdu = APDU(self.APDU_GET_RESPONSE, le = result[1]).get_string() result = self._real_send(gr_apdu) if DEBUG: print "Ending transaction %i\n%s\n" % (self._i, '-'*80) self._i = self._i + 1 return result def can_handle(cls, card): """Determine whether this class can handle a given pycsc object.""" ATR = card.status().get("ATR","") for (knownatr, mask) in cls.ATRS: if len(knownatr) != len(ATR): continue if crypto_utils.andstring(knownatr, mask) == crypto_utils.andstring(ATR, mask): return True return False can_handle = classmethod(can_handle) def get_prompt(self): return "(%s)" % self.DRIVER_NAME def decode_statusword(self): if self.last_sw is None: return "No command executed so far" else: desc = self.STATUS_WORDS.get(self.last_sw) if desc is not None: return desc else: target = binascii.b2a_hex(self.last_sw).upper() for (key, value) in self.STATUS_WORDS.items(): if fnmatch.fnmatch(target, key): if isinstance(value, str): return value % { "SW1": ord(self.last_sw[0]), "SW2": ord(self.last_sw[1]) } elif callable(value): return value( ord(self.last_sw[0]), ord(self.last_sw[1]) ) return "Unknown SW: %s" % binascii.b2a_hex(self.last_sw) def get_protocol(self): return ((self.card.status()["Protocol"] == pycsc.SCARD_PROTOCOL_T0) and (0,) or (1,))[0]