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;    sshlib_transport.inc - SSH transport layer

;

;    Copyright (C) 2016-2024 Jeffrey Amelynck

;

;    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 3 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 .

align 16

sshlib_recv_packet:     ; con_ptr, flags

        mov     eax, [esp+4]

        jmp     [eax+sshlib_connection.rx_proc]

align 16

sshlib_send_packet:     ; con_ptr, flags

        mov     eax, [esp+4]

        jmp     [eax+sshlib_connection.tx_proc]

align 16

proc sshlib_recv_packet_clear con_ptr, flags

locals

        data_length     dd ?    ; Total length of packet without MAC

endl

        DEBUGF  3, "> "

; Receive first block (Read length, padding length, message code)

        mov     ebx, [con_ptr]

        mov     ecx, [ebx + sshlib_connection.socketnum]

        mov     esi, 4

        lea     edx, [ebx + sshlib_connection.rx_buffer]

        mov     edi, [flags]

        mcall   recv

        cmp     eax, 0

        jle     .sock_fail

        sub     [ssh_chan.rcv_wnd], eax  ;;; FIXME

        DEBUGF  1, "chunk = %u ", eax

        mov     ebx, [con_ptr]

        cmp     eax, 4

        jne     .proto_fail     ; TODO: handle receives of 1, 2, and 3 bytes correctly

; Check data length

        mov     esi, [ebx + sshlib_connection.rx_buffer.packet_length]

        bswap   esi                                             ; convert length to little endian

        mov     [ebx + sshlib_connection.rx_buffer.packet_length], esi

        DEBUGF  1, "packet length=%u ", esi

        cmp     esi, BUFFERSIZE

        ja      .proto_fail                                     ; packet is too large

        test    ecx, ecx

        jz      .proto_fail

; Receive remaining data

        lea     edx, [ebx + sshlib_connection.rx_buffer]

        add     edx, 4

        mov     ecx, [ebx + sshlib_connection.socketnum]

        mov     edi, [flags]

  .receive_loop:

        DEBUGF  3, "want %d bytes.. ", esi

        mcall   recv

        cmp     eax, 0

        jle     .sock_fail

        sub     [ssh_chan.rcv_wnd], eax             ;;; FIXME

        DEBUGF  3, "got %d bytes\n", eax

        add     edx, eax

        sub     esi, eax

        jnz     .receive_loop

  .packet_complete:

; Return useful data length to the caller via eax register

        mov     ebx, [con_ptr]

        mov     eax, [ebx + sshlib_connection.rx_buffer.packet_length]

        movzx   ebx, [ebx + sshlib_connection.rx_buffer.padding_length]

        sub     eax, ebx

; Update sequence counter

        mov     ebx, [con_ptr]

        add     byte[ebx + sshlib_connection.rx_mac_seqnr+3], 1

        adc     byte[ebx + sshlib_connection.rx_mac_seqnr+2], 0

        adc     byte[ebx + sshlib_connection.rx_mac_seqnr+1], 0

        adc     byte[ebx + sshlib_connection.rx_mac_seqnr+0], 0

        DEBUGF  1, "useful data length=%u\n", eax

        ret

  .sock_fail:

        DEBUGF  3, "ssh_recv_packet failed!\n"

        mov     eax, SSHLIB_ERR_SOCKET

        ret

  .proto_fail:

        DEBUGF  3, "ssh_recv_packet protocol failure!\n"

        mov     eax, SSHLIB_ERR_PROTOCOL

        xor     ebx, ebx

        ret

endp

align 16

proc sshlib_send_packet_clear con_ptr, buf, payload_size, flags

locals

        packet_size    dd ?

endl

        DEBUGF  2, "< "

; Check how many bytes we should pad

        mov     eax, [payload_size]

        inc     eax                     ; padding length byte

        lea     edx, [eax+4]            ; total packet size (without padding and MAC)

        mov     [packet_size], edx

        mov     ecx, [con_ptr]

        mov     ebx, [ecx+sshlib_connection.tx_pad_size]

        dec     ebx

        and     edx, ebx

        neg     edx

        add     edx, [ecx+sshlib_connection.tx_pad_size]

        add     edx, [ecx+sshlib_connection.tx_pad_size]

        DEBUGF  1, "padding %u bytes ", edx

        add     [packet_size], edx      ; total packet size with padding

; Start building the packet

; First comes the packet length, in network byte order ofcourse.

        add     eax, edx

        DEBUGF  2, "total size: %u ", eax

        bswap   eax

        lea     edi, [ecx+sshlib_connection.tx_buffer]

        stosd

; Then the padding length

        mov     al, dl

        stosb

; And the actual payload bytes

        mov     esi, [buf]

        mov     ecx, [payload_size]

        rep movsb

; Append the packet with #edx padding bytes.

; Since we must pad at least 8 bytes, we can always use DWORD writes.

; First do an (unaligned) write exactly following the data

        dec     edx

        mov     esi, edx

        shr     esi, 2          ; number dwords

        mov     ebx, edx

        and     ebx, 3

        inc     ebx             ; number bytes in first write (1-4)

        mov     dword[edi], 0

        add     edi, ebx

; Then, do as many aligned writes as nescessary

        xor     eax, eax

  @@:

        stosd

        dec     esi

        jnz     @r

; Send the packet

        mov     ebx, [con_ptr]

        mov     ecx, [ebx + sshlib_connection.socketnum]

        lea     edx, [ebx + sshlib_connection.tx_buffer]

        mov     esi, [packet_size]

        mov     edi, [flags]

        mcall   send

; Update sequence counter

        mov     ebx, [con_ptr]

        add     byte[ebx + sshlib_connection.tx_mac_seqnr+3], 1

        adc     byte[ebx + sshlib_connection.tx_mac_seqnr+2], 0

        adc     byte[ebx + sshlib_connection.tx_mac_seqnr+1], 0

        adc     byte[ebx + sshlib_connection.tx_mac_seqnr+0], 0

        DEBUGF  2, "\n"

        ret

endp