crypt.c File Reference

#include "config.h"
#include <locale.h>
#include <stdbool.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include "private.h"
#include "mutt/lib.h"
#include "address/lib.h"
#include "config/lib.h"
#include "email/lib.h"
#include "core/lib.h"
#include "alias/lib.h"
#include "gui/lib.h"
#include "mutt.h"
#include "crypt.h"
#include "ncrypt/lib.h"
#include "send/lib.h"
#include "context.h"
#include "copy.h"
#include "cryptglue.h"
#include "handler.h"
#include "mutt_globals.h"
#include "mutt_parse.h"
#include "muttlib.h"
#include "options.h"
#include "state.h"
#include "autocrypt/lib.h"

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Functions
void	crypt_current_time (struct State *s, const char *app_name)
	Print the current time. More...
void	crypt_forget_passphrase (void)
	Forget a passphrase and display a message. More...
bool	crypt_valid_passphrase (SecurityFlags flags)
	Check that we have a usable passphrase, ask if not. More...
int	mutt_protect (struct Email *e, char *keylist, bool postpone)
	Encrypt and/or sign a message. More...
SecurityFlags	mutt_is_multipart_signed (struct Body *b)
	Is a message signed? More...
SecurityFlags	mutt_is_multipart_encrypted (struct Body *b)
	Does the message have encrypted parts? More...
int	mutt_is_valid_multipart_pgp_encrypted (struct Body *b)
	Is this a valid multi-part encrypted message? More...
SecurityFlags	mutt_is_malformed_multipart_pgp_encrypted (struct Body *b)
	Check for malformed layout. More...
SecurityFlags	mutt_is_application_pgp (struct Body *m)
	Does the message use PGP? More...
SecurityFlags	mutt_is_application_smime (struct Body *m)
	Does the message use S/MIME? More...
SecurityFlags	crypt_query (struct Body *m)
	Check out the type of encryption used. More...
int	crypt_write_signed (struct Body *a, struct State *s, const char *tempfile)
	Write the message body/part. More...
void	crypt_convert_to_7bit (struct Body *a)
	Convert an email to 7bit encoding. More...
void	crypt_extract_keys_from_messages (struct Mailbox *m, struct EmailList *el)
	Extract keys from a message. More...
int	crypt_get_keys (struct Email *e, char **keylist, bool oppenc_mode)
	Check we have all the keys we need. More...
void	crypt_opportunistic_encrypt (struct Email *e)
	Can all recipients be determined. More...
static void	crypt_fetch_signatures (struct Body ***signatures, struct Body *a, int *n)
	Create an array of an emails parts. More...
bool	mutt_should_hide_protected_subject (struct Email *e)
	Should NeoMutt hide the protected subject? More...
int	mutt_protected_headers_handler (struct Body *a, struct State *s)
	Process a protected header - Implements handler_t. More...
int	mutt_signed_handler (struct Body *a, struct State *s)
	Verify a "multipart/signed" body - Implements handler_t. More...
const char *	crypt_get_fingerprint_or_id (const char *p, const char **pphint, const char **ppl, const char **pps)
	Get the fingerprint or long key ID. More...
bool	crypt_is_numerical_keyid (const char *s)
	Is this a numerical keyid. More...

Detailed Description

Signing/encryption multiplexor

Authors

• Michael R. Elkins
• Thomas Roessler
• Thomas Roessler
• Oliver Ehli
• Werner Koch
• g10code GmbH
• Pietro Cerutti

Copyright

This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 2 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.

This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU General Public License for more details.

You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with this program. If not, see http://www.gnu.org/licenses/.

Definition in file crypt.c.

Function Documentation

crypt_current_time()

void crypt_current_time	(	struct State *	s,
		const char *	app_name
	)

Print the current time.

Parameters

s	State to use
app_name	App name, e.g. "PGP"

print the current time to avoid spoofing of the signature output

Definition at line 72 of file crypt.c.

{
  char p[256], tmp[256];
 
  if (!WithCrypto)
    return;
 
  if (C_CryptTimestamp)
  {
    mutt_date_localtime_format(p, sizeof(p), _(" (current time: %c)"), MUTT_DATE_NOW);
  }
  else
    *p = '\0';
 
  snprintf(tmp, sizeof(tmp), _("[-- %s output follows%s --]\n"), NONULL(app_name), p);
  state_attach_puts(s, tmp);
}

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crypt_forget_passphrase()

void crypt_forget_passphrase

(

void

)

Forget a passphrase and display a message.

Definition at line 93 of file crypt.c.

{
  if (WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP)
    crypt_pgp_void_passphrase();
 
  if (WithCrypto & APPLICATION_SMIME)
    crypt_smime_void_passphrase();
 
  if (WithCrypto)
  {
    /* L10N: Due to the implementation details (e.g. some passwords are managed
       by gpg-agent) we can't know whether we forgot zero, 1, 12, ...
       passwords. So in English we use "Passphrases". Your language might
       have other means to express this. */
    mutt_message(_("Passphrases forgotten"));
  }
}

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crypt_valid_passphrase()

bool crypt_valid_passphrase

(

SecurityFlags

flags

)

Check that we have a usable passphrase, ask if not.

Parameters

flags

Flags, see SecurityFlags

Return values

true	Success
false	Failed

Definition at line 135 of file crypt.c.

{
  bool rc = false;
 
#ifndef DEBUG
  disable_coredumps();
#endif
 
  if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP) != 0) && (flags & APPLICATION_PGP))
    rc = crypt_pgp_valid_passphrase();
 
  if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_SMIME) != 0) && (flags & APPLICATION_SMIME))
    rc = crypt_smime_valid_passphrase();
 
  return rc;
}

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mutt_protect()

int mutt_protect	(	struct Email *	e,
		char *	keylist,
		bool	postpone
	)

Encrypt and/or sign a message.

Parameters

e	Email
keylist	List of keys to encrypt to (space-separated)
postpone	When true, signing is automatically disabled

Return values

0	Success
-1	Error

Definition at line 160 of file crypt.c.

{
  struct Body *pbody = NULL, *tmp_pbody = NULL;
  struct Body *tmp_smime_pbody = NULL;
  struct Body *tmp_pgp_pbody = NULL;
  bool has_retainable_sig = false;
 
  if (!WithCrypto)
    return -1;
 
  SecurityFlags security = e->security;
  int sign = security & (SEC_AUTOCRYPT | SEC_SIGN);
  if (postpone)
  {
    sign = SEC_NO_FLAGS;
    security &= ~SEC_SIGN;
  }
 
  if (!(security & (SEC_ENCRYPT | SEC_AUTOCRYPT)) && !sign)
    return 0;
 
  if (sign && !(security & SEC_AUTOCRYPT) && !crypt_valid_passphrase(security))
    return -1;
 
  if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP) != 0) && !(security & SEC_AUTOCRYPT) &&
      ((security & PGP_INLINE) == PGP_INLINE))
  {
    if ((e->body->type != TYPE_TEXT) ||
        !mutt_istr_equal(e->body->subtype, "plain"))
    {
      if (query_quadoption(C_PgpMimeAuto,
                           _("Inline PGP can't be used with attachments.  "
                             "Revert to PGP/MIME?")) != MUTT_YES)
      {
        mutt_error(
            _("Mail not sent: inline PGP can't be used with attachments"));
        return -1;
      }
    }
    else if (mutt_istr_equal("flowed",
                             mutt_param_get(&e->body->parameter, "format")))
    {
      if ((query_quadoption(C_PgpMimeAuto,
                            _("Inline PGP can't be used with format=flowed.  "
                              "Revert to PGP/MIME?"))) != MUTT_YES)
      {
        mutt_error(
            _("Mail not sent: inline PGP can't be used with format=flowed"));
        return -1;
      }
    }
    else
    {
      /* they really want to send it inline... go for it */
      if (!isendwin())
      {
        mutt_endwin();
        puts(_("Invoking PGP..."));
      }
      pbody = crypt_pgp_traditional_encryptsign(e->body, security, keylist);
      if (pbody)
      {
        e->body = pbody;
        return 0;
      }
 
      /* otherwise inline won't work...ask for revert */
      if (query_quadoption(
              C_PgpMimeAuto,
              _("Message can't be sent inline.  Revert to using PGP/MIME?")) != MUTT_YES)
      {
        mutt_error(_("Mail not sent"));
        return -1;
      }
    }
 
    /* go ahead with PGP/MIME */
  }
 
  if (!isendwin())
    mutt_endwin();
 
  if (WithCrypto & APPLICATION_SMIME)
    tmp_smime_pbody = e->body;
  if (WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP)
    tmp_pgp_pbody = e->body;
 
#ifdef CRYPT_BACKEND_GPGME
  if (sign && C_CryptUsePka)
#else
  if (sign)
#endif
  {
    /* Set sender (necessary for e.g. PKA).  */
    const char *mailbox = NULL;
    struct Address *from = TAILQ_FIRST(&e->env->from);
    bool free_from = false;
 
    if (!from)
    {
      free_from = true;
      from = mutt_default_from(NeoMutt->sub);
    }
 
    mailbox = from->mailbox;
    if (!mailbox && C_EnvelopeFromAddress)
      mailbox = C_EnvelopeFromAddress->mailbox;
 
    if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_SMIME) != 0) && (security & APPLICATION_SMIME))
      crypt_smime_set_sender(mailbox);
    else if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP) != 0) && (security & APPLICATION_PGP))
      crypt_pgp_set_sender(mailbox);
 
    if (free_from)
      mutt_addr_free(&from);
  }
 
  if (C_CryptProtectedHeadersWrite)
  {
    struct Envelope *protected_headers = mutt_env_new();
    mutt_str_replace(&protected_headers->subject, e->env->subject);
    /* Note: if other headers get added, such as to, cc, then a call to
     * mutt_env_to_intl() will need to be added here too. */
    mutt_prepare_envelope(protected_headers, 0, NeoMutt->sub);
 
    mutt_env_free(&e->body->mime_headers);
    e->body->mime_headers = protected_headers;
    /* Optional part of the draft RFC, but required by Enigmail */
    mutt_param_set(&e->body->parameter, "protected-headers", "v1");
  }
  else
  {
    mutt_param_delete(&e->body->parameter, "protected-headers");
  }
 
#ifdef USE_AUTOCRYPT
  /* A note about e->body->mime_headers.  If postpone or send
   * fails, the mime_headers is cleared out before returning to the
   * compose menu.  So despite the "robustness" code above and in the
   * gen_gossip_list function below, mime_headers will not be set when
   * entering mutt_protect().
   *
   * This is important to note because the user could toggle
   * $crypt_protected_headers_write or $autocrypt off back in the
   * compose menu.  We don't want mutt_write_rfc822_header() to write
   * stale data from one option if the other is set.
   */
  if (C_Autocrypt && !postpone && (security & SEC_AUTOCRYPT))
  {
    struct Mailbox *m = ctx_mailbox(Context);
    mutt_autocrypt_generate_gossip_list(m, e);
  }
#endif
 
  if (sign)
  {
    if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_SMIME) != 0) && (security & APPLICATION_SMIME))
    {
      tmp_pbody = crypt_smime_sign_message(e->body, &e->env->from);
      if (!tmp_pbody)
        goto bail;
      pbody = tmp_pbody;
      tmp_smime_pbody = tmp_pbody;
    }
 
    if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP) != 0) && (security & APPLICATION_PGP) &&
        (!(security & (SEC_ENCRYPT | SEC_AUTOCRYPT)) || C_PgpRetainableSigs))
    {
      tmp_pbody = crypt_pgp_sign_message(e->body, &e->env->from);
      if (!tmp_pbody)
        goto bail;
 
      has_retainable_sig = true;
      sign = SEC_NO_FLAGS;
      pbody = tmp_pbody;
      tmp_pgp_pbody = tmp_pbody;
    }
 
    if ((WithCrypto != 0) && (security & APPLICATION_SMIME) && (security & APPLICATION_PGP))
    {
      /* here comes the draft ;-) */
    }
  }
 
  if (security & (SEC_ENCRYPT | SEC_AUTOCRYPT))
  {
    if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_SMIME) != 0) && (security & APPLICATION_SMIME))
    {
      tmp_pbody = crypt_smime_build_smime_entity(tmp_smime_pbody, keylist);
      if (!tmp_pbody)
      {
        /* signed ? free it! */
        goto bail;
      }
      /* free tmp_body if messages was signed AND encrypted ... */
      if ((tmp_smime_pbody != e->body) && (tmp_smime_pbody != tmp_pbody))
      {
        /* detach and don't delete e->body,
         * which tmp_smime_pbody->parts after signing. */
        tmp_smime_pbody->parts = tmp_smime_pbody->parts->next;
        e->body->next = NULL;
        mutt_body_free(&tmp_smime_pbody);
      }
      pbody = tmp_pbody;
    }
 
    if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP) != 0) && (security & APPLICATION_PGP))
    {
      pbody = crypt_pgp_encrypt_message(e, tmp_pgp_pbody, keylist, sign, &e->env->from);
      if (!pbody)
      {
        /* did we perform a retainable signature? */
        if (has_retainable_sig)
        {
          /* remove the outer multipart layer */
          tmp_pgp_pbody = mutt_remove_multipart(tmp_pgp_pbody);
          /* get rid of the signature */
          mutt_body_free(&tmp_pgp_pbody->next);
        }
 
        goto bail;
      }
 
      // destroy temporary signature envelope when doing retainable signatures.
      if (has_retainable_sig)
      {
        tmp_pgp_pbody = mutt_remove_multipart(tmp_pgp_pbody);
        mutt_body_free(&tmp_pgp_pbody->next);
      }
    }
  }
 
  if (pbody)
  {
    e->body = pbody;
    return 0;
  }
 
bail:
  mutt_env_free(&e->body->mime_headers);
  return -1;
}

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mutt_is_multipart_signed()

SecurityFlags mutt_is_multipart_signed

(

struct Body *

b

)

Is a message signed?

Parameters

b	Body of email

Return values

num	Message is signed, see SecurityFlags
0	Message is not signed (SEC_NO_FLAGS)

Definition at line 409 of file crypt.c.

{
  if (!b || (b->type != TYPE_MULTIPART) || !b->subtype || !mutt_istr_equal(b->subtype, "signed"))
  {
    return SEC_NO_FLAGS;
  }
 
  char *p = mutt_param_get(&b->parameter, "protocol");
  if (!p)
    return SEC_NO_FLAGS;
 
  if (mutt_istr_equal(p, "multipart/mixed"))
    return SEC_SIGN;
 
  if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP) != 0) &&
      mutt_istr_equal(p, "application/pgp-signature"))
  {
    return PGP_SIGN;
  }
 
  if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_SMIME) != 0) &&
      mutt_istr_equal(p, "application/x-pkcs7-signature"))
  {
    return SMIME_SIGN;
  }
  if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_SMIME) != 0) &&
      mutt_istr_equal(p, "application/pkcs7-signature"))
  {
    return SMIME_SIGN;
  }
 
  return SEC_NO_FLAGS;
}

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mutt_is_multipart_encrypted()

SecurityFlags mutt_is_multipart_encrypted

(

struct Body *

b

)

Does the message have encrypted parts?

Parameters

b	Body of email

Return values

num	Message has got encrypted parts, see SecurityFlags
0	Message hasn't got encrypted parts (SEC_NO_FLAGS)

Definition at line 449 of file crypt.c.

{
  if ((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP) == 0)
    return SEC_NO_FLAGS;
 
  char *p = NULL;
 
  if (!b || (b->type != TYPE_MULTIPART) || !b->subtype ||
      !mutt_istr_equal(b->subtype, "encrypted") ||
      !(p = mutt_param_get(&b->parameter, "protocol")) ||
      !mutt_istr_equal(p, "application/pgp-encrypted"))
  {
    return SEC_NO_FLAGS;
  }
 
  return PGP_ENCRYPT;
}

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mutt_is_valid_multipart_pgp_encrypted()

int mutt_is_valid_multipart_pgp_encrypted

(

struct Body *

b

)

Is this a valid multi-part encrypted message?

Parameters

b	Body of email

Return values

>0	Message is valid, with encrypted parts, e.g. PGP_ENCRYPT
0	Message hasn't got encrypted parts

Definition at line 473 of file crypt.c.

{
  if (mutt_is_multipart_encrypted(b) == SEC_NO_FLAGS)
    return 0;
 
  b = b->parts;
  if (!b || (b->type != TYPE_APPLICATION) || !b->subtype ||
      !mutt_istr_equal(b->subtype, "pgp-encrypted"))
  {
    return 0;
  }
 
  b = b->next;
  if (!b || (b->type != TYPE_APPLICATION) || !b->subtype ||
      !mutt_istr_equal(b->subtype, "octet-stream"))
  {
    return 0;
  }
 
  return PGP_ENCRYPT;
}

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mutt_is_malformed_multipart_pgp_encrypted()

SecurityFlags mutt_is_malformed_multipart_pgp_encrypted

(

struct Body *

b

)

Check for malformed layout.

Parameters

b	Body of email

Return values

num	Success, see SecurityFlags
0	Error, (SEC_NO_FLAGS)

This checks for the malformed layout caused by MS Exchange in some cases:

<multipart/mixed>
   <text/plain>
   <application/pgp-encrypted> [BASE64-encoded]
   <application/octet-stream> [BASE64-encoded]

Definition at line 510 of file crypt.c.

{
  if (!(WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP))
    return SEC_NO_FLAGS;
 
  if (!b || (b->type != TYPE_MULTIPART) || !b->subtype || !mutt_istr_equal(b->subtype, "mixed"))
  {
    return SEC_NO_FLAGS;
  }
 
  b = b->parts;
  if (!b || (b->type != TYPE_TEXT) || !b->subtype ||
      !mutt_istr_equal(b->subtype, "plain") || (b->length != 0))
  {
    return SEC_NO_FLAGS;
  }
 
  b = b->next;
  if (!b || (b->type != TYPE_APPLICATION) || !b->subtype ||
      !mutt_istr_equal(b->subtype, "pgp-encrypted"))
  {
    return SEC_NO_FLAGS;
  }
 
  b = b->next;
  if (!b || (b->type != TYPE_APPLICATION) || !b->subtype ||
      !mutt_istr_equal(b->subtype, "octet-stream"))
  {
    return SEC_NO_FLAGS;
  }
 
  b = b->next;
  if (b)
    return SEC_NO_FLAGS;
 
  return PGP_ENCRYPT;
}

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mutt_is_application_pgp()

SecurityFlags mutt_is_application_pgp

(

struct Body *

m

)

Does the message use PGP?

Parameters

m	Body of email

Return values

>0	Message uses PGP, e.g. PGP_ENCRYPT
0	Message doesn't use PGP, (SEC_NO_FLAGS)

Definition at line 554 of file crypt.c.

{
  SecurityFlags t = SEC_NO_FLAGS;
  char *p = NULL;
 
  if (m->type == TYPE_APPLICATION)
  {
    if (mutt_istr_equal(m->subtype, "pgp") ||
        mutt_istr_equal(m->subtype, "x-pgp-message"))
    {
      p = mutt_param_get(&m->parameter, "x-action");
      if (p && (mutt_istr_equal(p, "sign") || mutt_istr_equal(p, "signclear")))
      {
        t |= PGP_SIGN;
      }
 
      p = mutt_param_get(&m->parameter, "format");
      if (p && mutt_istr_equal(p, "keys-only"))
      {
        t |= PGP_KEY;
      }
 
      if (t == SEC_NO_FLAGS)
        t |= PGP_ENCRYPT; /* not necessarily correct, but... */
    }
 
    if (mutt_istr_equal(m->subtype, "pgp-signed"))
      t |= PGP_SIGN;
 
    if (mutt_istr_equal(m->subtype, "pgp-keys"))
      t |= PGP_KEY;
  }
  else if ((m->type == TYPE_TEXT) && mutt_istr_equal("plain", m->subtype))
  {
    if (((p = mutt_param_get(&m->parameter, "x-mutt-action")) ||
         (p = mutt_param_get(&m->parameter, "x-action")) ||
         (p = mutt_param_get(&m->parameter, "action"))) &&
        mutt_istr_startswith(p, "pgp-sign"))
    {
      t |= PGP_SIGN;
    }
    else if (p && mutt_istr_startswith(p, "pgp-encrypt"))
      t |= PGP_ENCRYPT;
    else if (p && mutt_istr_startswith(p, "pgp-keys"))
      t |= PGP_KEY;
  }
  if (t)
    t |= PGP_INLINE;
 
  return t;
}

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mutt_is_application_smime()

SecurityFlags mutt_is_application_smime

(

struct Body *

m

)

Does the message use S/MIME?

Parameters

m	Body of email

Return values

>0	Message uses S/MIME, e.g. SMIME_ENCRYPT
0	Message doesn't use S/MIME, (SEC_NO_FLAGS)

Definition at line 612 of file crypt.c.

{
  if (!m)
    return SEC_NO_FLAGS;
 
  if (((m->type & TYPE_APPLICATION) == 0) || !m->subtype)
    return SEC_NO_FLAGS;
 
  char *t = NULL;
  bool complain = false;
  /* S/MIME MIME types don't need x- anymore, see RFC2311 */
  if (mutt_istr_equal(m->subtype, "x-pkcs7-mime") || mutt_istr_equal(m->subtype, "pkcs7-mime"))
  {
    t = mutt_param_get(&m->parameter, "smime-type");
    if (t)
    {
      if (mutt_istr_equal(t, "enveloped-data"))
        return SMIME_ENCRYPT;
      if (mutt_istr_equal(t, "signed-data"))
        return SMIME_SIGN | SMIME_OPAQUE;
      return SEC_NO_FLAGS;
    }
    /* Netscape 4.7 uses
     * Content-Description: S/MIME Encrypted Message
     * instead of Content-Type parameter */
    if (mutt_istr_equal(m->description, "S/MIME Encrypted Message"))
      return SMIME_ENCRYPT;
    complain = true;
  }
  else if (!mutt_istr_equal(m->subtype, "octet-stream"))
    return SEC_NO_FLAGS;
 
  t = mutt_param_get(&m->parameter, "name");
 
  if (!t)
    t = m->d_filename;
  if (!t)
    t = m->filename;
  if (!t)
  {
    if (complain)
    {
      mutt_message(
          _("S/MIME messages with no hints on content are unsupported"));
    }
    return SEC_NO_FLAGS;
  }
 
  /* no .p7c, .p10 support yet. */
 
  int len = mutt_str_len(t) - 4;
  if ((len > 0) && (*(t + len) == '.'))
  {
    len++;
    if (mutt_istr_equal((t + len), "p7m"))
    {
      /* Not sure if this is the correct thing to do, but
       * it's required for compatibility with Outlook */
      return SMIME_SIGN | SMIME_OPAQUE;
    }
    else if (mutt_istr_equal((t + len), "p7s"))
      return SMIME_SIGN | SMIME_OPAQUE;
  }
 
  return SEC_NO_FLAGS;
}

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crypt_query()

SecurityFlags crypt_query

(

struct Body *

m

)

Check out the type of encryption used.

Parameters

m	Body of email

Return values

num	Flags, see SecurityFlags
0	Error (SEC_NO_FLAGS)

Set the cached status values if there are any.

Definition at line 687 of file crypt.c.

{
  if (!WithCrypto || !m)
    return SEC_NO_FLAGS;
 
  SecurityFlags rc = SEC_NO_FLAGS;
 
  if (m->type == TYPE_APPLICATION)
  {
    if (WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP)
      rc |= mutt_is_application_pgp(m);
 
    if (WithCrypto & APPLICATION_SMIME)
    {
      rc |= mutt_is_application_smime(m);
      if (rc && m->goodsig)
        rc |= SEC_GOODSIGN;
      if (rc && m->badsig)
        rc |= SEC_BADSIGN;
    }
  }
  else if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP) != 0) && (m->type == TYPE_TEXT))
  {
    rc |= mutt_is_application_pgp(m);
    if (rc && m->goodsig)
      rc |= SEC_GOODSIGN;
  }
 
  if (m->type == TYPE_MULTIPART)
  {
    rc |= mutt_is_multipart_encrypted(m);
    rc |= mutt_is_multipart_signed(m);
    rc |= mutt_is_malformed_multipart_pgp_encrypted(m);
 
    if (rc && m->goodsig)
      rc |= SEC_GOODSIGN;
#ifdef USE_AUTOCRYPT
    if (rc && m->is_autocrypt)
      rc |= SEC_AUTOCRYPT;
#endif
  }
 
  if ((m->type == TYPE_MULTIPART) || (m->type == TYPE_MESSAGE))
  {
    SecurityFlags u = m->parts ? SEC_ALL_FLAGS : SEC_NO_FLAGS; /* Bits set in all parts */
    SecurityFlags w = SEC_NO_FLAGS; /* Bits set in any part  */
 
    for (struct Body *b = m->parts; b; b = b->next)
    {
      const SecurityFlags v = crypt_query(b);
      u &= v;
      w |= v;
    }
    rc |= u | (w & ~SEC_GOODSIGN);
 
    if ((w & SEC_GOODSIGN) && !(u & SEC_GOODSIGN))
      rc |= SEC_PARTSIGN;
  }
 
  return rc;
}

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crypt_write_signed()

int crypt_write_signed	(	struct Body *	a,
		struct State *	s,
		const char *	tempfile
	)

Write the message body/part.

Parameters

a	Body to write
s	State to use
tempfile	File to write to

Return values

0	Success
-1	Error

Body/part A described by state S to the given TEMPFILE.

Definition at line 759 of file crypt.c.

{
  if (!WithCrypto)
    return -1;
 
  FILE *fp = mutt_file_fopen(tempfile, "w");
  if (!fp)
  {
    mutt_perror(tempfile);
    return -1;
  }
 
  fseeko(s->fp_in, a->hdr_offset, SEEK_SET);
  size_t bytes = a->length + a->offset - a->hdr_offset;
  bool hadcr = false;
  while (bytes > 0)
  {
    const int c = fgetc(s->fp_in);
    if (c == EOF)
      break;
 
    bytes--;
 
    if (c == '\r')
      hadcr = true;
    else
    {
      if ((c == '\n') && !hadcr)
        fputc('\r', fp);
 
      hadcr = false;
    }
 
    fputc(c, fp);
  }
  mutt_file_fclose(&fp);
 
  return 0;
}

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crypt_convert_to_7bit()

void crypt_convert_to_7bit

(

struct Body *

a

)

Convert an email to 7bit encoding.

Parameters

a	Body of email to convert

Definition at line 803 of file crypt.c.

{
  if (!WithCrypto)
    return;
 
  while (a)
  {
    if (a->type == TYPE_MULTIPART)
    {
      if (a->encoding != ENC_7BIT)
      {
        a->encoding = ENC_7BIT;
        crypt_convert_to_7bit(a->parts);
      }
      else if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP) != 0) && C_PgpStrictEnc)
        crypt_convert_to_7bit(a->parts);
    }
    else if ((a->type == TYPE_MESSAGE) &&
             !mutt_istr_equal(a->subtype, "delivery-status"))
    {
      if (a->encoding != ENC_7BIT)
        mutt_message_to_7bit(a, NULL, NeoMutt->sub);
    }
    else if (a->encoding == ENC_8BIT)
      a->encoding = ENC_QUOTED_PRINTABLE;
    else if (a->encoding == ENC_BINARY)
      a->encoding = ENC_BASE64;
    else if (a->content && (a->encoding != ENC_BASE64) &&
             (a->content->from || (a->content->space && C_PgpStrictEnc)))
    {
      a->encoding = ENC_QUOTED_PRINTABLE;
    }
    a = a->next;
  }
}

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crypt_extract_keys_from_messages()

void crypt_extract_keys_from_messages	(	struct Mailbox *	m,
		struct EmailList *	el
	)

Extract keys from a message.

Parameters

m	Mailbox
el	List of Emails to process

The extracted keys will be added to the user's keyring.

Definition at line 846 of file crypt.c.

{
  if (!WithCrypto)
    return;
 
  struct Buffer *tempfname = mutt_buffer_pool_get();
  mutt_buffer_mktemp(tempfname);
  FILE *fp_out = mutt_file_fopen(mutt_buffer_string(tempfname), "w");
  if (!fp_out)
  {
    mutt_perror(mutt_buffer_string(tempfname));
    goto cleanup;
  }
 
  if (WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP)
    OptDontHandlePgpKeys = true;
 
  struct EmailNode *en = NULL;
  STAILQ_FOREACH(en, el, entries)
  {
    struct Email *e = en->email;
 
    mutt_parse_mime_message(m, e);
    if (e->security & SEC_ENCRYPT && !crypt_valid_passphrase(e->security))
    {
      mutt_file_fclose(&fp_out);
      break;
    }
 
    if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP) != 0) && (e->security & APPLICATION_PGP))
    {
      mutt_copy_message(fp_out, m, e, MUTT_CM_DECODE | MUTT_CM_CHARCONV, CH_NO_FLAGS, 0);
      fflush(fp_out);
 
      mutt_endwin();
      puts(_("Trying to extract PGP keys...\n"));
      crypt_pgp_invoke_import(mutt_buffer_string(tempfname));
    }
 
    if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_SMIME) != 0) && (e->security & APPLICATION_SMIME))
    {
      if (e->security & SEC_ENCRYPT)
      {
        mutt_copy_message(fp_out, m, e, MUTT_CM_NOHEADER | MUTT_CM_DECODE_CRYPT | MUTT_CM_DECODE_SMIME,
                          CH_NO_FLAGS, 0);
      }
      else
        mutt_copy_message(fp_out, m, e, MUTT_CM_NO_FLAGS, CH_NO_FLAGS, 0);
      fflush(fp_out);
 
      char *mbox = NULL;
      if (!TAILQ_EMPTY(&e->env->from))
      {
        mutt_expand_aliases(&e->env->from);
        mbox = TAILQ_FIRST(&e->env->from)->mailbox;
      }
      else if (!TAILQ_EMPTY(&e->env->sender))
      {
        mutt_expand_aliases(&e->env->sender);
        mbox = TAILQ_FIRST(&e->env->sender)->mailbox;
      }
      if (mbox)
      {
        mutt_endwin();
        puts(_("Trying to extract S/MIME certificates..."));
        crypt_smime_invoke_import(mutt_buffer_string(tempfname), mbox);
      }
    }
 
    rewind(fp_out);
  }
 
  mutt_file_fclose(&fp_out);
  if (isendwin())
    mutt_any_key_to_continue(NULL);
 
  mutt_file_unlink(mutt_buffer_string(tempfname));
 
  if (WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP)
    OptDontHandlePgpKeys = false;
 
cleanup:
  mutt_buffer_pool_release(&tempfname);
}

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crypt_get_keys()

int crypt_get_keys	(	struct Email *	e,
		char **	keylist,
		bool	oppenc_mode
	)

Check we have all the keys we need.

Parameters

[in]	e	Email with addresses to match
[out]	keylist	Keys needed
[in]	oppenc_mode	If true, use opportunistic encryption

Return values

0	Success
-1	Error

Do a quick check to make sure that we can find all of the encryption keys if the user has requested this service. Return the list of keys in KEYLIST. If oppenc_mode is true, only keys that can be determined without prompting will be used.

Definition at line 945 of file crypt.c.

{
  if (!WithCrypto)
    return 0;
 
  struct AddressList addrlist = TAILQ_HEAD_INITIALIZER(addrlist);
  const char *fqdn = mutt_fqdn(true, NeoMutt->sub);
  char *self_encrypt = NULL;
 
  /* Do a quick check to make sure that we can find all of the encryption
   * keys if the user has requested this service.  */
 
  *keylist = NULL;
 
#ifdef USE_AUTOCRYPT
  if (!oppenc_mode && (e->security & SEC_AUTOCRYPT))
  {
    struct Mailbox *m = ctx_mailbox(Context);
    if (mutt_autocrypt_ui_recommendation(m, e, keylist) <= AUTOCRYPT_REC_NO)
      return -1;
    return 0;
  }
#endif
 
  if (WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP)
    OptPgpCheckTrust = true;
 
  mutt_addrlist_copy(&addrlist, &e->env->to, false);
  mutt_addrlist_copy(&addrlist, &e->env->cc, false);
  mutt_addrlist_copy(&addrlist, &e->env->bcc, false);
  mutt_addrlist_qualify(&addrlist, fqdn);
  mutt_addrlist_dedupe(&addrlist);
 
  if (oppenc_mode || (e->security & SEC_ENCRYPT))
  {
    if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP) != 0) && (e->security & APPLICATION_PGP))
    {
      *keylist = crypt_pgp_find_keys(&addrlist, oppenc_mode);
      if (!*keylist)
      {
        mutt_addrlist_clear(&addrlist);
        return -1;
      }
      OptPgpCheckTrust = false;
      if (C_PgpSelfEncrypt || (C_PgpEncryptSelf == MUTT_YES))
        self_encrypt = C_PgpDefaultKey;
    }
    if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_SMIME) != 0) && (e->security & APPLICATION_SMIME))
    {
      *keylist = crypt_smime_find_keys(&addrlist, oppenc_mode);
      if (!*keylist)
      {
        mutt_addrlist_clear(&addrlist);
        return -1;
      }
      if (C_SmimeSelfEncrypt || (C_SmimeEncryptSelf == MUTT_YES))
        self_encrypt = C_SmimeDefaultKey;
    }
  }
 
  if (!oppenc_mode && self_encrypt)
  {
    const size_t keylist_size = mutt_str_len(*keylist);
    mutt_mem_realloc(keylist, keylist_size + mutt_str_len(self_encrypt) + 2);
    sprintf(*keylist + keylist_size, " %s", self_encrypt);
  }
 
  mutt_addrlist_clear(&addrlist);
 
  return 0;
}

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crypt_opportunistic_encrypt()

void crypt_opportunistic_encrypt

(

struct Email *

e

)

Can all recipients be determined.

Parameters

e

Email

Check if all recipients keys can be automatically determined. Enable encryption if they can, otherwise disable encryption.

Definition at line 1024 of file crypt.c.

{
  if (!WithCrypto)
    return;
 
  if (!(C_CryptOpportunisticEncrypt && (e->security & SEC_OPPENCRYPT)))
    return;
 
  char *pgpkeylist = NULL;
 
  crypt_get_keys(e, &pgpkeylist, 1);
  if (pgpkeylist)
  {
    e->security |= SEC_ENCRYPT;
    FREE(&pgpkeylist);
  }
  else
  {
    e->security &= ~SEC_ENCRYPT;
  }
}

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crypt_fetch_signatures()

static void crypt_fetch_signatures ( struct Body ***  signatures, struct Body *  a, int *  n  )

static

Create an array of an emails parts.

Parameters

[out]	signatures	Array of Body parts
[in]	a	Body part to examine
[out]	n	Cumulative count of parts

Definition at line 1052 of file crypt.c.

{
  if (!WithCrypto)
    return;
 
  for (; a; a = a->next)
  {
    if (a->type == TYPE_MULTIPART)
      crypt_fetch_signatures(signatures, a->parts, n);
    else
    {
      if ((*n % 5) == 0)
        mutt_mem_realloc(signatures, (*n + 6) * sizeof(struct Body **));
 
      (*signatures)[(*n)++] = a;
    }
  }
}

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mutt_should_hide_protected_subject()

bool mutt_should_hide_protected_subject

(

struct Email *

e

)

Should NeoMutt hide the protected subject?

Parameters

e	Email to test

Return values

bool	True if the subject should be protected

Definition at line 1076 of file crypt.c.

{
  if (C_CryptProtectedHeadersWrite && (e->security & (SEC_ENCRYPT | SEC_AUTOCRYPT)) &&
      !(e->security & SEC_INLINE) && C_CryptProtectedHeadersSubject)
  {
    return true;
  }
 
  return false;
}

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mutt_protected_headers_handler()

int mutt_protected_headers_handler	(	struct Body *	a,
		struct State *	s
	)

Process a protected header - Implements handler_t.

Definition at line 1090 of file crypt.c.

{
  if (C_CryptProtectedHeadersRead && a->mime_headers)
  {
    if (a->mime_headers->subject)
    {
      const bool display = (s->flags & MUTT_DISPLAY);
 
      if (display && C_Weed && mutt_matches_ignore("subject"))
        return 0;
 
      state_mark_protected_header(s);
      int wraplen = display ? mutt_window_wrap_cols(s->wraplen, C_Wrap) : 0;
 
      mutt_write_one_header(s->fp_out, "Subject", a->mime_headers->subject, s->prefix,
                            wraplen, display ? CH_DISPLAY : CH_NO_FLAGS, NeoMutt->sub);
      state_puts(s, "\n");
    }
  }
 
  return 0;
}

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mutt_signed_handler()

int mutt_signed_handler	(	struct Body *	a,
		struct State *	s
	)

Verify a "multipart/signed" body - Implements handler_t.

Definition at line 1116 of file crypt.c.

{
  if (!WithCrypto)
    return -1;
 
  bool inconsistent = false;
  struct Body *b = a;
  struct Body **signatures = NULL;
  int sigcnt = 0;
  int rc = 0;
  struct Buffer *tempfile = NULL;
 
  a = a->parts;
  SecurityFlags signed_type = mutt_is_multipart_signed(b);
  if (signed_type == SEC_NO_FLAGS)
  {
    /* A null protocol value is already checked for in mutt_body_handler() */
    state_printf(s,
                 _("[-- Error: "
                   "Unknown multipart/signed protocol %s --]\n\n"),
                 mutt_param_get(&b->parameter, "protocol"));
    return mutt_body_handler(a, s);
  }
 
  if (!(a && a->next))
    inconsistent = true;
  else
  {
    switch (signed_type)
    {
      case SEC_SIGN:
        if ((a->next->type != TYPE_MULTIPART) || !mutt_istr_equal(a->next->subtype, "mixed"))
        {
          inconsistent = true;
        }
        break;
      case PGP_SIGN:
        if ((a->next->type != TYPE_APPLICATION) ||
            !mutt_istr_equal(a->next->subtype, "pgp-signature"))
        {
          inconsistent = true;
        }
        break;
      case SMIME_SIGN:
        if ((a->next->type != TYPE_APPLICATION) ||
            (!mutt_istr_equal(a->next->subtype, "x-pkcs7-signature") &&
             !mutt_istr_equal(a->next->subtype, "pkcs7-signature")))
        {
          inconsistent = true;
        }
        break;
      default:
        inconsistent = true;
    }
  }
  if (inconsistent)
  {
    state_attach_puts(s, _("[-- Error: Missing or bad-format multipart/signed "
                           "signature --]\n\n"));
    return mutt_body_handler(a, s);
  }
 
  if (s->flags & MUTT_DISPLAY)
  {
    crypt_fetch_signatures(&signatures, a->next, &sigcnt);
 
    if (sigcnt != 0)
    {
      tempfile = mutt_buffer_pool_get();
      mutt_buffer_mktemp(tempfile);
      bool goodsig = true;
      if (crypt_write_signed(a, s, mutt_buffer_string(tempfile)) == 0)
      {
        for (int i = 0; i < sigcnt; i++)
        {
          if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_PGP) != 0) &&
              (signatures[i]->type == TYPE_APPLICATION) &&
              mutt_istr_equal(signatures[i]->subtype, "pgp-signature"))
          {
            if (crypt_pgp_verify_one(signatures[i], s, mutt_buffer_string(tempfile)) != 0)
              goodsig = false;
 
            continue;
          }
 
          if (((WithCrypto & APPLICATION_SMIME) != 0) &&
              (signatures[i]->type == TYPE_APPLICATION) &&
              (mutt_istr_equal(signatures[i]->subtype, "x-pkcs7-signature") ||
               mutt_istr_equal(signatures[i]->subtype, "pkcs7-signature")))
          {
            if (crypt_smime_verify_one(signatures[i], s, mutt_buffer_string(tempfile)) != 0)
              goodsig = false;
 
            continue;
          }
 
          state_printf(s,
                       _("[-- Warning: "
                         "We can't verify %s/%s signatures. --]\n\n"),
                       TYPE(signatures[i]), signatures[i]->subtype);
        }
      }
 
      mutt_file_unlink(mutt_buffer_string(tempfile));
      mutt_buffer_pool_release(&tempfile);
 
      b->goodsig = goodsig;
      b->badsig = !goodsig;
 
      /* Now display the signed body */
      state_attach_puts(s, _("[-- The following data is signed --]\n\n"));
 
      mutt_protected_headers_handler(a, s);
 
      FREE(&signatures);
    }
    else
    {
      state_attach_puts(s,
                        _("[-- Warning: Can't find any signatures. --]\n\n"));
    }
  }
 
  rc = mutt_body_handler(a, s);
 
  if ((s->flags & MUTT_DISPLAY) && (sigcnt != 0))
    state_attach_puts(s, _("\n[-- End of signed data --]\n"));
 
  return rc;
}

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crypt_get_fingerprint_or_id()

const char* crypt_get_fingerprint_or_id	(	const char *	p,
		const char **	pphint,
		const char **	ppl,
		const char **	pps
	)

Get the fingerprint or long key ID.

Parameters

[in]	p	String to examine
[out]	pphint	Start of string to be passed to pgp_add_string_to_hints() or crypt_add_string_to_hints()
[out]	ppl	Start of long key ID if detected, else NULL
[out]	pps	Start of short key ID if detected, else NULL

Return values

ptr	Copy of fingerprint, if any, stripped of all spaces. Must be FREE'd by caller
NULL	Otherwise

Obtain pointers to fingerprint or short or long key ID, if any.

Upon return, at most one of return, *ppl and *pps pointers is non-NULL, indicating the longest fingerprint or ID found, if any.

Definition at line 1261 of file crypt.c.

{
  const char *ps = NULL, *pl = NULL, *phint = NULL;
  char *pfcopy = NULL, *s1 = NULL, *s2 = NULL;
  char c;
  int isid;
  size_t hexdigits;
 
  /* User input may be partial name, fingerprint or short or long key ID,
   * independent of `$pgp_long_ids`.
   * Fingerprint without spaces is 40 hex digits (SHA-1) or 32 hex digits (MD5).
   * Strip leading "0x" for key ID detection and prepare pl and ps to indicate
   * if an ID was found and to simplify logic in the key loop's inner
   * condition of the caller. */
 
  char *pf = mutt_str_skip_whitespace(p);
  if (mutt_istr_startswith(pf, "0x"))
    pf += 2;
 
  /* Check if a fingerprint is given, must be hex digits only, blanks
   * separating groups of 4 hex digits are allowed. Also pre-check for ID. */
  isid = 2; /* unknown */
  hexdigits = 0;
  s1 = pf;
  do
  {
    c = *(s1++);
    if ((('0' <= c) && (c <= '9')) || (('A' <= c) && (c <= 'F')) ||
        (('a' <= c) && (c <= 'f')))
    {
      hexdigits++;
      if (isid == 2)
        isid = 1; /* it is an ID so far */
    }
    else if (c)
    {
      isid = 0; /* not an ID */
      if ((c == ' ') && ((hexdigits % 4) == 0))
        ; /* skip blank before or after 4 hex digits */
      else
        break; /* any other character or position */
    }
  } while (c);
 
  /* If at end of input, check for correct fingerprint length and copy if. */
  pfcopy = (!c && ((hexdigits == 40) || (hexdigits == 32)) ? mutt_str_dup(pf) : NULL);
 
  if (pfcopy)
  {
    /* Use pfcopy to strip all spaces from fingerprint and as hint. */
    s1 = pfcopy;
    s2 = pfcopy;
    do
    {
      *(s1++) = *(s2 = mutt_str_skip_whitespace(s2));
    } while (*(s2++));
 
    phint = pfcopy;
    ps = NULL;
    pl = NULL;
  }
  else
  {
    phint = p;
    ps = NULL;
    pl = NULL;
    if (isid == 1)
    {
      if (mutt_str_len(pf) == 16)
        pl = pf; /* long key ID */
      else if (mutt_str_len(pf) == 8)
        ps = pf; /* short key ID */
    }
  }
 
  *pphint = phint;
  *ppl = pl;
  *pps = ps;
  return pfcopy;
}

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crypt_is_numerical_keyid()

bool crypt_is_numerical_keyid

(

const char *

s

)

Is this a numerical keyid.

Parameters

s	Key to test

Return values

true	If keyid is numeric

Check if a crypt-hook value is a key id.

Definition at line 1350 of file crypt.c.

{
  /* or should we require the "0x"? */
  if (mutt_strn_equal(s, "0x", 2))
    s += 2;
  if (strlen(s) % 8)
    return false;
  while (*s)
    if (!strchr("0123456789ABCDEFabcdef", *s++))
      return false;
 
  return true;
}

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