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133 #ifndef OPENTXS_CORE_CRYPTO_OTKEYCREDENTIAL_HPP
134 #define OPENTXS_CORE_CRYPTO_OTKEYCREDENTIAL_HPP
135 
136 #include "OTKeypair.hpp"
137 #include "OTSubcredential.hpp"
138 
139 // A nym contains a list of master credentials, via OTCredential.
140 // The whole purpose of a Nym is to be an identity, which can have
141 // master credentials.
142 //
143 // Each credential is like a master key for the Nym's identity,
144 // which can issue its own subkeys.
145 //
146 // Each subkey has 3 key pairs: encryption, signing, and authentication.
147 // Not all subcredentials are a subkey. For example, you might have a
148 // subcredential that uses Google Authenticator, and thus doesn't contain
149 // any keys, because it uses alternate methods for its own authentication.
150 //
151 // Each OTCredential contains a "master" subkey, and a list of subcredentials
152 // (some of them subkeys) signed by that master.
153 //
154 // The same class (subcredential/subkey) is used because there are master
155 // credentials and subcredentials, so we're using inheritance for
156 // "subcredential"
157 // and "subkey" to encapsulate the credentials, so we don't have to repeat code
158 // across both.
159 // We're using a "has-a" model here, since the OTCredential "has a" master
160 // subkey, and also "has a" list of subcredentials, some of which are subkeys.
161 //
162 // Each subcredential must be signed by the subkey that is the master key.
163 // Each subkey has 3 key pairs: encryption, signing, and authentication.
164 //
165 // Each key pair has 2 OTAsymmetricKeys (public and private.)
166 //
167 // I'm thinking that the Nym should also have a key pair (for whatever is
168 // its current key pair, copied from its credentials.)
169 //
170 // the master should never be able to do any actions except for sign subkeys.
171 // the subkeys, meanwhile should only be able to do actions, and not issue
172 // any new keys.
173 
174 namespace opentxs
175 {
176 
177 class OTAsymmetricKey;
178 class OTCredential;
179 class OTPassword;
180 class OTPasswordData;
181 
182 typedef std::list<OTAsymmetricKey*> listOfAsymmetricKeys;
183 
184 // CONTENTS needs to be PUBLIC and PRIVATE contents, EACH being a string map.
185 //
186 // The server (or anyone else) will only be able to see my public contents, not
187 // my private
188 // contents.
189 //
190 // The credential ID comes from a hash of the credential. (Which must be signed
191 // before it can be hashed.)
192 //
193 // Since I will have a public version of the credential, signed, for others, and
194 // I will have a private version
195 // signed, for myself, then I will have to store both signed versions, yes? I
196 // can't be re-signing things because
197 // the public version is hashed to form my credential ID. So once signed, we
198 // can't be signing it again later.
199 //
200 // So I think OTCredential will store a string containing the signed public
201 // version. Then it can include a copy
202 // of this string in the signed private version. (That way it always has both
203 // versions safe and signed, and it can
204 // always pull out its public version and send it to servers or whoever when it
205 // needs to.
206 //
207 // A subcredential can store its own signed public version, which must contain
208 // the master credential ID and be
209 // signed by that master key. If a subcredential is a subkey, then it must also
210 // be signed by itself.
211 //
212 // This is packaged up and attached to the signed private version, which
213 // includes the private keys, and is only
214 // stored on the client side.
215 //
216 // Might want also a version with IDs only.
217 //
218 // When creating a new credential, I want the ability to specify the public and
219 // private key information.
220 // But what if I don't specify? I should be able to pass nullptr, and OT should
221 // be
222 // smart enough to generate
223 // the three certs and the three private keys, without me having to pass
224 // anything at all.
225 //
226 // If it's a master, this subcredential should be signed with itself.
227 // If it's a normal subcredential (not master) then it should be signed with
228 // its master, but not signed by itself since it may have no key.
229 // If it's a subkey (a form of subcredential) then it should be signed by itself
230 // AND by its master. And it must contain its master's ID.
231 // But if it's a master, it cannot contain its master's ID except maybe its own
232 // ID,
233 // but it is impossible for a contract to contain its own ID when its ID is a
234 // hash
235 // of the signed contract!
236 //
237 // I might make OTKeycredential and then have OTSubkey and OTMasterkey both
238 // derive from that.
239 // That way the master key doesn't have to contain its own ID, while the subkey
240 // can still contain
241 // its master's ID.
242 
250 {
251 private: // Private prevents erroneous use by other classes.
252  typedef OTSubcredential ot_super;
253  friend class OTCredential;
254 
255 protected:
256  virtual bool SetPublicContents(const OTString::Map& mapPublic);
257  virtual bool SetPrivateContents(
258  const OTString::Map& mapPrivate,
259  const OTPassword* pImportPassword = nullptr); // if not nullptr, it
260  // means to
261  // use
262  // this password by default.
263 public:
264  OTKeypair m_SigningKey; // Signing keys, for signing/verifying a "legal
265  // signature".
266  OTKeypair m_AuthentKey; // Authentication keys, used for signing/verifying
267  // transmissions and stored files.
268  OTKeypair m_EncryptKey; // Encryption keys, used for sealing/opening
269  // OTEnvelopes.
270  bool GenerateKeys(int32_t nBits = 1024); // Gotta start somewhere.
271  bool ReEncryptKeys(const OTPassword& theExportPassword,
272  bool bImporting); // Used when importing/exporting a Nym
273  // to/from the wallet.
274  virtual bool VerifyInternally(); // Verify that m_strNymID is the same as
275  // the hash of m_strSourceForNymID. Also
276  // verify that *this ==
277  // m_pOwner->m_MasterKey (the master
278  // credential.) Then verify the
279  // (self-signed) signature on *this.
280  bool VerifySignedBySelf();
281  virtual void SetMetadata();
282  OTKeyCredential();
283  OTKeyCredential(OTCredential& theOwner);
284  bool Sign(OTContract& theContract, const OTPasswordData* pPWData = nullptr);
285  EXPORT int32_t GetPublicKeysBySignature(
286  listOfAsymmetricKeys& listOutput, const OTSignature& theSignature,
287  char cKeyType = '0') const; // 'S' (signing key) or
288  // 'E' (encryption key)
289  // or 'A'
290  // (authentication key)
291  virtual ~OTKeyCredential();
292  virtual void Release();
293  void Release_Subkey();
294 };
295 
296 } // namespace opentxs
297 
298 #endif // OPENTXS_CORE_CRYPTO_OTKEYCREDENTIAL_HPP
std::map< std::string, std::string > Map
Definition: OTString.hpp:162
std::list< OTAsymmetricKey * > listOfAsymmetricKeys
EXPORT int32_t GetPublicKeysBySignature(listOfAsymmetricKeys &listOutput, const OTSignature &theSignature, char cKeyType= '0') const
bool Sign(OTContract &theContract, const OTPasswordData *pPWData=nullptr)
virtual bool SetPrivateContents(const OTString::Map &mapPrivate, const OTPassword *pImportPassword=nullptr)
virtual bool SetPublicContents(const OTString::Map &mapPublic)
bool ReEncryptKeys(const OTPassword &theExportPassword, bool bImporting)
bool GenerateKeys(int32_t nBits=1024)