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156 lines
5.7 KiB
Python
156 lines
5.7 KiB
Python
#!/usr/bin/env python
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## @ GenerateKeys.py
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#
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# This script is an reference to generate test RSA private keys required by slimbootloader.
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# This should be one time key generation for a project based on usecase needs and this would
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# be pre-requiste to generate this before Slimboot build. These keys should be used for
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# various components signing in Slimboot
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#
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#
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# Copyright (c) 2020, Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.<BR>
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# SPDX-License-Identifier: BSD-2-Clause-Patent
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#
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##
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##
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# Import Modules
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#
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import os
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import sys
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import datetime
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import ntpath
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import argparse
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import binascii
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from ctypes import *
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from CommonUtility import *
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RSA_KEY_SIZE = {
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"RSA2048" : '2048',
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"RSA3072" : '3072',
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}
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def signing_priv_keys():
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signing_keys_list = []
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signing_keys_list.append ([
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# Key ID | Key File Name start |
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# ===========================================================
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# KEY_ID_MASTER is used for signing Slimboot Key Hash Manifest (KEYH Component)
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("KEY_ID_MASTER", "MasterTestKey_Priv"),
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# KEY_ID_CFGDATA is used for signing external Config data blob)
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("KEY_ID_CFGDATA", "ConfigTestKey_Priv"),
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# KEY_ID_FIRMWAREUPDATE is used for signing capsule firmware update image)
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("KEY_ID_FIRMWAREUPDATE", "FirmwareUpdateTestKey_Priv"),
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# KEY_ID_CONTAINER is used for signing container header with mono signature
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("KEY_ID_CONTAINER", "ContainerTestKey_Priv"),
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# KEY_ID_CONTAINER_COMP is used for signing container components
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# One can add multiple component keys as needed.
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("KEY_ID_CONTAINER_COMP", "ContainerCompTestKey_Priv"),
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])
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return signing_keys_list
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def signing_pub_keys():
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signing_keys_list = []
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signing_keys_list.append ([
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# Key ID | Key File Name start |
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# ===========================================================
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# KEY_ID_OS1 is used for referencing Boot OS public keys
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("KEY_ID_OS1", "OS1_TestKey"),
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])
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return signing_keys_list
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# Generate RSA Key based on required key size
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def generate_rsa_priv_keys (openssl_path, key_dir, key_size):
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if key_size == 'ALL':
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key_size_list = ['2048','3072']
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elif key_size == 'RSA2048':
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key_size_list = ['2048']
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elif key_size == 'RSA3072':
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key_size_list = ['3072']
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replace_all = 'no'
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# For required sizes
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for key_sz in key_size_list:
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key_list = signing_priv_keys()
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# Signing key list
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for item in key_list:
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for key_name, key_file_name in item:
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priv_key_name = '%s/%s_RSA%s.pem' % (key_dir, key_file_name, key_sz)
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# Check if key already exists and get user confirmation for replacing keys
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if os.path.exists(priv_key_name) and replace_all == 'no':
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print("Key %s already exists!!" % priv_key_name)
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user_confirm = input("Create and Replace Existing Key yes/no/all: ")
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print('\n' * 1)
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if user_confirm.lower() == 'n' or user_confirm.lower() == 'no':
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continue
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# If use selects ALL replace remaining keys without checking for user inputs.
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elif user_confirm.lower() == 'all':
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replace_all = 'yes'
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print("Generating private key %s" % priv_key_name)
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cmd = '%s genrsa -F4 -out %s %s' % (openssl_path, priv_key_name, key_sz)
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run_process (cmd.split())
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print('\n' * 3)
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# Generate test public keys
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generate_rsa_pub_keys (openssl_path, key_dir, key_sz, replace_all)
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return
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# Generate RSA Public Keys based on required key size
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# User is required to replace the public keys with their original keys.
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def generate_rsa_pub_keys (openssl_path, key_dir, key_size, replace_key):
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key_list = signing_pub_keys()
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for item in key_list:
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for key_name, key_file_name in item:
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# Generate an test private key
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priv_key_name = '%s/%s_Priv_RSA%s.pem' % (key_dir, key_file_name, key_size)
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if os.path.exists(priv_key_name) and replace_key == 'no':
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print("OS Signing Key %s already exists!!" % priv_key_name)
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user_confirm = input("Create and Replace Existing Key yes/no: ")
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print("")
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if user_confirm.lower() != 'y' and user_confirm.lower() != 'yes':
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continue
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print("Generating OS Private Key %s" % priv_key_name)
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cmd = '%s genrsa -F4 -out %s %s' % (openssl_path, priv_key_name, key_size)
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run_process (cmd.split())
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# Extract public key from private key
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pub_key_name = '%s/%s_Pub_RSA%s.pem' % (key_dir, key_file_name, key_size)
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print("Generating OS Public Key %s" % pub_key_name)
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cmd = '%s rsa -pubout -in %s -out %s' % (openssl_path, priv_key_name, pub_key_name)
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run_process (cmd.split())
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return
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def main():
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parser = argparse.ArgumentParser()
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parser.add_argument('-k', '--key_dir', dest='KeyDir', type=str, required=True, help='Key directory path')
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parser.add_argument('-s', '--key_size', dest='KeySize', type=str, choices=['RSA2048', 'RSA3072', 'ALL'], default='ALL', help='key size for generation')
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#
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# Parse command line arguments
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#
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args = parser.parse_args()
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if not os.path.isdir(args.KeyDir):
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print ("Key directory path do not exists. Create directory %s !!" % args.KeyDir)
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os.mkdir(args.KeyDir)
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openssl_path = get_openssl_path()
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generate_rsa_priv_keys(openssl_path, args.KeyDir, args.KeySize)
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return
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if __name__ == '__main__':
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sys.exit(main())
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