metasploit-framework/lib/snmp/ber.rb

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#
# Copyright (c) 2004 David R. Halliday
# All rights reserved.
#
# This SNMP library is free software. Redistribution is permitted under the
# same terms and conditions as the standard Ruby distribution. See the
# COPYING file in the Ruby distribution for details.
#
#
# Add ord method to Integer for forward compatibility with Ruby 1.9
#
if "a"[0].kind_of? Integer
unless Integer.methods.include? :ord
class Integer
def ord; self; end
end
end
end
#
# This module implements methods for encoding and decoding SNMP packets
# using the ASN.1 BER (Basic Encoding Rules).
#
module SNMP
module BER #:nodoc:all
# SNMP version codes
SNMP_V1 = 0
SNMP_V2C = 1
SNMP_V3 = 3 # not supported
# SNMP context-specific data types
# See RFC 1157 for SNMPv1
# See RFC 1905 for SNMPv2c
GetRequest_PDU_TAG = 0xa0
GetNextRequest_PDU_TAG = 0xa1
Response_PDU_TAG = 0xa2
SetRequest_PDU_TAG = 0xa3
SNMPv1_Trap_PDU_TAG = 0xa4 # Note: valid for SNMPv1 only
GetBulkRequest_PDU_TAG = 0xa5
InformRequest_PDU_TAG = 0xa6
SNMPv2_Trap_PDU_TAG = 0xa7
Report_PDU_TAG = 0xa8 # Note: Usage not defined - not supported
# Primitive ASN.1 data types
INTEGER_TAG = 0x02
OCTET_STRING_TAG = 0x04
NULL_TAG = 0x05
OBJECT_IDENTIFIER_TAG = 0x06
# Constructed ASN.1 data type
SEQUENCE_TAG = 0x30
# SNMP application data types
# See RFC 1155 for SNMPv1
# See RFC 1902 for SNMPv2c
IpAddress_TAG = 0x40
Counter32_TAG = 0x41 # Counter in SNMPv1
Gauge32_TAG = 0x42 # Gauge in SNMPv1
Unsigned32_TAG = 0x42 # Note: same as Gauge32
TimeTicks_TAG = 0x43
Opaque_TAG = 0x44
Counter64_TAG = 0x46
# VarBind response exceptions
NoSuchObject_TAG = 0x80
NoSuchInstance_TAG = 0x81
EndOfMibView_TAG = 0x82
# Exceptions thrown in this module
class OutOfData < RuntimeError; end
class InvalidLength < RuntimeError; end
class InvalidTag < RuntimeError; end
class InvalidObjectId < RuntimeError; end
def assert_no_remainder(remainder)
raise ParseError, remainder.inspect if (remainder and remainder != "")
end
#
# Decode tag-length-value data. The data is assumed to be a string of
# bytes in network byte order. This format is returned by Socket#recv.
#
# Returns a tuple containing the tag, the value, and any remaining
# unprocessed data.
#
# The data is not interpreted by this method. Use one of the other
# decoding methods to interpret the data.
#
# Note that ASN.1 supports an indefinite length format where the end of
# content is marked by a pair of 0 octets. SNMP does not support this
# format, so only the two definite forms are implemented (single byte and
# multi-byte).
#
def decode_tlv(data)
raise OutOfData if (data.length == 2 && data[1].ord != 0) || data.length < 2
tag = data[0].ord
length = data[1].ord
if length < 0x80
value = data[2, length]
remainder = data[length+2..-1]
else
# ASN.1 says this octet can't be 0xff
raise InvalidLength, length.to_s if length == 0xff
num_octets = length & 0x7f
length = build_integer(data, 2, num_octets)
value = data[num_octets+2, length]
remainder = data[num_octets+2+length..-1]
end
return tag, value, remainder
end
#
# Decode TLV data for an ASN.1 integer.
#
# Throws an InvalidTag exception if the tag is incorrect.
#
# Returns a tuple containing an integer and any remaining unprocessed data.
#
def decode_integer(data)
tag, value, remainder = decode_tlv(data)
raise InvalidTag, tag.to_s if tag != INTEGER_TAG
return decode_integer_value(value), remainder
end
def decode_timeticks(data)
tag, value, remainder = decode_tlv(data)
raise InvalidTag, tag.to_s if tag != TimeTicks_TAG
return decode_uinteger_value(value), remainder
end
def decode_integer_value(value)
result = build_integer(value, 0, value.length)
if value[0].ord[7] == 1
result -= (1 << (8 * value.length))
end
result
end
##
# Decode an integer, ignoring the sign bit. Some agents insist on
# encoding 32 bit unsigned integers with four bytes even though it
# should be 5 bytes (at least the way I read it).
#
def decode_uinteger_value(value)
build_integer(value, 0, value.length)
end
def build_integer(data, start, num_octets)
number = 0
num_octets.times { |i| number = number<<8 | data[start+i].ord }
return number
end
#
# Decode TLV data for an ASN.1 octet string.
#
# Throws an InvalidTag exception if the tag is incorrect.
#
# Returns a tuple containing a string and any remaining unprocessed data.
#
def decode_octet_string(data)
tag, value, remainder = decode_tlv(data)
raise InvalidTag, tag.to_s if tag != OCTET_STRING_TAG
return value, remainder
end
def decode_ip_address(data)
tag, value, remainder = decode_tlv(data)
raise InvalidTag, tag.to_s if tag != IpAddress_TAG
raise InvalidLength, tag.to_s if value.length != 4
return value, remainder
end
#
# Decode TLV data for an ASN.1 sequence.
#
# Throws an InvalidTag exception if the tag is incorrect.
#
# Returns a tuple containing the sequence data and any remaining
# unprocessed data that follows the sequence.
#
def decode_sequence(data)
tag, value, remainder = decode_tlv(data)
raise InvalidTag, tag.to_s if tag != SEQUENCE_TAG
return value, remainder
end
#
# Unwrap TLV data for an ASN.1 object identifier. This method extracts
# the OID value as a character string but does not decode it further.
#
# Throws an InvalidTag exception if the tag is incorrect.
#
# Returns a tuple containing the object identifier (OID) and any
# remaining unprocessed data. The OID is represented as an array
# of integers.
#
def decode_object_id(data)
tag, value, remainder = decode_tlv(data)
raise InvalidTag, tag.to_s if tag != OBJECT_IDENTIFIER_TAG
return decode_object_id_value(value), remainder
end
def decode_object_id_value(value)
if value.length == 0
object_id = []
else
value0 = value[0].ord
if value0 == 0x2b
object_id = [1,3]
else
second = value0 % 40
first = (value0 - second) / 40
raise InvalidObjectId, value.to_s if first > 2
object_id = [first, second]
end
n = 0
for i in 1...value.length
n = (n<<7) + (value[i].ord & 0x7f)
if value[i].ord < 0x80
object_id << n
n = 0
end
end
end
return object_id
end
#
# Encode the length field for TLV data. Returns the length octets
# as a string.
#
def encode_length(length)
raise InvalidLength, length.to_s if length < 0
if length < 0x80
length.chr
else
data = integer_to_octets(length)
(data.size | 0x80).chr << data
end
end
#
# Encode integer
#
def encode_integer(value)
encode_tagged_integer(INTEGER_TAG, value)
end
def encode_tagged_integer(tag, value)
if value > 0 && value < 0x80
data = value.chr
else
data = integer_to_octets(value)
if value > 0 && data[0].ord > 0x7f
data = "\000" << data
elsif value < 0 && data[0].ord < 0x80
data = "\377" << data
end
end
encode_tlv(tag, data)
end
#
# Helper method for encoding integer-like things.
#
def integer_to_octets(i)
if i >= 0
done = 0
else
done = -1
end
octets = ""
begin
octets = (i & 0xff).chr << octets
i = i >> 8
end until i == done
octets
end
def encode_null
NULL_TAG.chr << "\000"
end
#
# Encode an exception. The encoding is simply the exception tag with
# no data, similar to NULL.
#
def encode_exception(tag)
tag.chr << "\000"
end
#
# Wraps value in a tag and length. This method expects an
# integer tag and a string value.
#
def encode_tlv(tag, value)
data = tag.chr << encode_length(value.length)
data = data << value if value.length > 0
data
end
#
# Wrap string in a octet string tag and length.
#
def encode_octet_string(value)
encode_tlv(OCTET_STRING_TAG, value)
end
#
# Wrap value in a sequence tag and length.
#
def encode_sequence(value)
encode_tlv(SEQUENCE_TAG, value)
end
#
# Encode an object id. The input is assumed to be an array of integers
# representing the object id.
#
def encode_object_id(value)
raise InvalidObjectId, value.to_s if value.length < 1
raise InvalidObjectId, value.to_s if value[0] > 2
data = ""
if (value.length > 1)
raise InvalidObjectId if value[0] < 2 && value[1] > 40
data << (40 * value[0] + value[1]).chr
for i in 2...value.length
if value[i] < 0x80
data << value[i].chr
else
octets = ""
n = value[i]
begin
octets = (n & 0x7f | 0x80).chr << octets
n = n >> 7
end until n == 0
octets[-1] = (octets[-1].ord & 0x7f).chr
data << octets
end
end
elsif (value.length == 1)
data << (40 * value[0]).chr
end
encode_tlv(OBJECT_IDENTIFIER_TAG, data)
end
end
end