crypto: convert BatchVerifier to interface (#5988)

Author: cce

crypto/batchverifier.go

@@ -50,14 +50,20 @@ import (
 )
 
 // BatchVerifier enqueues signatures to be validated in batch.
-type BatchVerifier struct {
+type BatchVerifier interface {
+	EnqueueSignature(sigVerifier SignatureVerifier, message Hashable, sig Signature)
+	GetNumberOfEnqueuedSignatures() int
+	Verify() error
+	VerifyWithFeedback() (failed []bool, err error)
+}
+
+type cgoBatchVerifier struct {
 	messages   []Hashable          // contains a slice of messages to be hashed. Each message is varible length
 	publicKeys []SignatureVerifier // contains a slice of public keys. Each individual public key is 32 bytes.
 	signatures []Signature         // contains a slice of signatures keys. Each individual signature is 64 bytes.
+	useSingle  bool
 }
 
-const minBatchVerifierAlloc = 16
-
 // Batch verifications errors
 var (
 	ErrBatchHasFailedSigs = errors.New("At least one signature didn't pass verification")
@@ -69,27 +75,31 @@ func ed25519_randombytes_unsafe(p unsafe.Pointer, len C.size_t) {
 	RandBytes(randBuf)
 }
 
-// MakeBatchVerifier creates a BatchVerifier instance.
-func MakeBatchVerifier() *BatchVerifier {
+const minBatchVerifierAlloc = 16
+const useSingleVerifierDefault = true
+
+// MakeBatchVerifier creates a BatchVerifier instance with the provided options.
+func MakeBatchVerifier() BatchVerifier {
 	return MakeBatchVerifierWithHint(minBatchVerifierAlloc)
 }
 
-// MakeBatchVerifierWithHint creates a BatchVerifier instance. This function pre-allocates
+// MakeBatchVerifierWithHint creates a cgoBatchVerifier instance. This function pre-allocates
 // amount of free space to enqueue signatures without expanding
-func MakeBatchVerifierWithHint(hint int) *BatchVerifier {
+func MakeBatchVerifierWithHint(hint int) BatchVerifier {
 	// preallocate enough storage for the expected usage. We will reallocate as needed.
 	if hint < minBatchVerifierAlloc {
 		hint = minBatchVerifierAlloc
 	}
-	return &BatchVerifier{
+	return &cgoBatchVerifier{
 		messages:   make([]Hashable, 0, hint),
 		publicKeys: make([]SignatureVerifier, 0, hint),
 		signatures: make([]Signature, 0, hint),
+		useSingle:  useSingleVerifierDefault,
 	}
 }
 
 // EnqueueSignature enqueues a signature to be enqueued
-func (b *BatchVerifier) EnqueueSignature(sigVerifier SignatureVerifier, message Hashable, sig Signature) {
+func (b *cgoBatchVerifier) EnqueueSignature(sigVerifier SignatureVerifier, message Hashable, sig Signature) {
 	// do we need to reallocate ?
 	if len(b.messages) == cap(b.messages) {
 		b.expand()
@@ -99,7 +109,7 @@ func (b *BatchVerifier) EnqueueSignature(sigVerifier SignatureVerifier, message
 	b.signatures = append(b.signatures, sig)
 }
 
-func (b *BatchVerifier) expand() {
+func (b *cgoBatchVerifier) expand() {
 	messages := make([]Hashable, len(b.messages), len(b.messages)*2)
 	publicKeys := make([]SignatureVerifier, len(b.publicKeys), len(b.publicKeys)*2)
 	signatures := make([]Signature, len(b.signatures), len(b.signatures)*2)
@@ -112,12 +122,12 @@ func (b *BatchVerifier) expand() {
 }
 
 // GetNumberOfEnqueuedSignatures returns the number of signatures currently enqueued into the BatchVerifier
-func (b *BatchVerifier) GetNumberOfEnqueuedSignatures() int {
+func (b *cgoBatchVerifier) GetNumberOfEnqueuedSignatures() int {
 	return len(b.messages)
 }
 
 // Verify verifies that all the signatures are valid. in that case nil is returned
-func (b *BatchVerifier) Verify() error {
+func (b *cgoBatchVerifier) Verify() error {
 	_, err := b.VerifyWithFeedback()
 	return err
 }
@@ -126,11 +136,15 @@ func (b *BatchVerifier) Verify() error {
 // if all sigs are valid, nil will be returned for err (failed will have all false)
 // if some signatures are invalid, true will be set in failed at the corresponding indexes, and
 // ErrBatchVerificationFailed for err
-func (b *BatchVerifier) VerifyWithFeedback() (failed []bool, err error) {
+func (b *cgoBatchVerifier) VerifyWithFeedback() (failed []bool, err error) {
 	if len(b.messages) == 0 {
 		return nil, nil
 	}
 
+	if b.useSingle {
+		return b.singleVerify()
+	}
+
 	const estimatedMessageSize = 64
 	msgLengths := make([]uint64, 0, len(b.messages))
 	var messages = make([]byte, 0, len(b.messages)*estimatedMessageSize)
@@ -141,17 +155,33 @@ func (b *BatchVerifier) VerifyWithFeedback() (failed []bool, err error) {
 		msgLengths = append(msgLengths, uint64(len(messages)-lenWas))
 		lenWas = len(messages)
 	}
-	allValid, failed := batchVerificationImpl(messages, msgLengths, b.publicKeys, b.signatures)
+	allValid, failed := cgoBatchVerificationImpl(messages, msgLengths, b.publicKeys, b.signatures)
 	if allValid {
 		return failed, nil
 	}
 	return failed, ErrBatchHasFailedSigs
 }
 
-// batchVerificationImpl invokes the ed25519 batch verification algorithm.
+func (b *cgoBatchVerifier) singleVerify() (failed []bool, err error) {
+	failed = make([]bool, len(b.messages))
+	var containsFailed bool
+
+	for i := range b.messages {
+		failed[i] = !ed25519Verify(ed25519PublicKey(b.publicKeys[i]), HashRep(b.messages[i]), ed25519Signature(b.signatures[i]))
+		if failed[i] {
+			containsFailed = true
+		}
+	}
+	if containsFailed {
+		return failed, ErrBatchHasFailedSigs
+	}
+	return failed, nil
+}
+
+// cgoBatchVerificationImpl invokes the ed25519 batch verification algorithm.
 // it returns true if all the signatures were authentically signed by the owners
 // otherwise, returns false, and sets the indexes of the failed sigs in failed
-func batchVerificationImpl(messages []byte, msgLengths []uint64, publicKeys []SignatureVerifier, signatures []Signature) (allSigsValid bool, failed []bool) {
+func cgoBatchVerificationImpl(messages []byte, msgLengths []uint64, publicKeys []SignatureVerifier, signatures []Signature) (allSigsValid bool, failed []bool) {
 
 	numberOfSignatures := len(msgLengths)
 	valid := make([]C.int, numberOfSignatures)

crypto/batchverifier_test.go

@@ -171,7 +171,7 @@ func BenchmarkBatchVerifierBigWithInvalid(b *testing.B) {
 				failed, err := bv.VerifyWithFeedback()
 				if err != nil {
 					for i, f := range failed {
-						if bv.signatures[i] == badSig {
+						if bv.(*cgoBatchVerifier).signatures[i] == badSig {
 							require.True(b, f)
 						} else {
 							require.False(b, f)

crypto/multisig.go

@@ -240,7 +240,7 @@ func MultisigVerify(msg Hashable, addr Digest, sig MultisigSig) (err error) {
 
 // MultisigBatchPrep performs checks on the assembled MultisigSig and adds to the batch.
 // The caller must call batchVerifier.verify() to verify it.
-func MultisigBatchPrep(msg Hashable, addr Digest, sig MultisigSig, batchVerifier *BatchVerifier) error {
+func MultisigBatchPrep(msg Hashable, addr Digest, sig MultisigSig, batchVerifier BatchVerifier) error {
 	// short circuit: if msig doesn't have subsigs or if Subsigs are empty
 	// then terminate (the upper layer should now verify the unisig)
 	if (len(sig.Subsigs) == 0 || sig.Subsigs[0] == MultisigSubsig{}) {

crypto/onetimesig.go

@@ -324,6 +324,23 @@ func (v OneTimeSignatureVerifier) Verify(id OneTimeSignatureIdentifier, message
 		Batch:    id.Batch,
 	}
 
+	if !useSingleVerifierDefault {
+		return v.batchVerify(batchID, offsetID, message, sig)
+	}
+
+	if !ed25519Verify(ed25519PublicKey(v), HashRep(batchID), sig.PK2Sig) {
+		return false
+	}
+	if !ed25519Verify(batchID.SubKeyPK, HashRep(offsetID), sig.PK1Sig) {
+		return false
+	}
+	if !ed25519Verify(offsetID.SubKeyPK, HashRep(message), sig.Sig) {
+		return false
+	}
+	return true
+}
+
+func (v OneTimeSignatureVerifier) batchVerify(batchID OneTimeSignatureSubkeyBatchID, offsetID OneTimeSignatureSubkeyOffsetID, message Hashable, sig OneTimeSignature) bool {
 	// serialize encoded batchID, offsetID, message into a continuous memory buffer with the layout
 	// hashRep(batchID)... hashRep(offsetID)... hashRep(message)...
 	const estimatedSize = 256
@@ -336,7 +353,7 @@ func (v OneTimeSignatureVerifier) Verify(id OneTimeSignatureIdentifier, message
 	messageBuffer = HashRepToBuff(message, messageBuffer)
 	messageLen := uint64(len(messageBuffer)) - offsetIDLen - batchIDLen
 	msgLengths := []uint64{batchIDLen, offsetIDLen, messageLen}
-	allValid, _ := batchVerificationImpl(
+	allValid, _ := cgoBatchVerificationImpl(
 		messageBuffer,
 		msgLengths,
 		[]PublicKey{PublicKey(v), PublicKey(batchID.SubKeyPK), PublicKey(offsetID.SubKeyPK)},

data/transactions/verify/txn.go

@@ -163,7 +163,7 @@ func (g *GroupContext) Equal(other *GroupContext) bool {
 // txnBatchPrep verifies a SignedTxn having no obviously inconsistent data.
 // Block-assembly time checks of LogicSig and accounting rules may still block the txn.
 // It is the caller responsibility to call batchVerifier.Verify().
-func txnBatchPrep(gi int, groupCtx *GroupContext, verifier *crypto.BatchVerifier) *TxGroupError {
+func txnBatchPrep(gi int, groupCtx *GroupContext, verifier crypto.BatchVerifier) *TxGroupError {
 	s := &groupCtx.signedGroupTxns[gi]
 	if !groupCtx.consensusParams.SupportRekeying && (s.AuthAddr != basics.Address{}) {
 		return &TxGroupError{err: errRekeyingNotSupported, GroupIndex: gi, Reason: TxGroupErrorReasonGeneric}
@@ -206,7 +206,7 @@ func txnGroup(stxs []transactions.SignedTxn, contextHdr *bookkeeping.BlockHeader
 
 // txnGroupBatchPrep verifies a []SignedTxn having no obviously inconsistent data.
 // it is the caller responsibility to call batchVerifier.Verify()
-func txnGroupBatchPrep(stxs []transactions.SignedTxn, contextHdr *bookkeeping.BlockHeader, ledger logic.LedgerForSignature, verifier *crypto.BatchVerifier, evalTracer logic.EvalTracer) (*GroupContext, error) {
+func txnGroupBatchPrep(stxs []transactions.SignedTxn, contextHdr *bookkeeping.BlockHeader, ledger logic.LedgerForSignature, verifier crypto.BatchVerifier, evalTracer logic.EvalTracer) (*GroupContext, error) {
 	groupCtx, err := PrepareGroupContext(stxs, contextHdr, ledger, evalTracer)
 	if err != nil {
 		return nil, err
@@ -287,7 +287,7 @@ func checkTxnSigTypeCounts(s *transactions.SignedTxn, groupIndex int) (sigType s
 }
 
 // stxnCoreChecks runs signatures validity checks and enqueues signature into batchVerifier for verification.
-func stxnCoreChecks(gi int, groupCtx *GroupContext, batchVerifier *crypto.BatchVerifier) *TxGroupError {
+func stxnCoreChecks(gi int, groupCtx *GroupContext, batchVerifier crypto.BatchVerifier) *TxGroupError {
 	s := &groupCtx.signedGroupTxns[gi]
 	sigType, err := checkTxnSigTypeCounts(s, gi)
 	if err != nil {
@@ -340,7 +340,7 @@ func LogicSigSanityCheck(gi int, groupCtx *GroupContext) error {
 // logicSigSanityCheckBatchPrep checks that the signature is valid and that the program is basically well formed.
 // It does not evaluate the logic.
 // it is the caller responsibility to call batchVerifier.Verify()
-func logicSigSanityCheckBatchPrep(gi int, groupCtx *GroupContext, batchVerifier *crypto.BatchVerifier) error {
+func logicSigSanityCheckBatchPrep(gi int, groupCtx *GroupContext, batchVerifier crypto.BatchVerifier) error {
 	if groupCtx.consensusParams.LogicSigVersion == 0 {
 		return errors.New("LogicSig not enabled")
 	}

data/transactions/verify/txnBatch.go

@@ -170,7 +170,7 @@ func (tbp *txnSigBatchProcessor) ProcessBatch(txns []execpool.InputJob) {
 	tbp.postProcessVerifiedJobs(ctx, failed, err)
 }
 
-func (tbp *txnSigBatchProcessor) preProcessUnverifiedTxns(uTxns []execpool.InputJob) (batchVerifier *crypto.BatchVerifier, ctx interface{}) {
+func (tbp *txnSigBatchProcessor) preProcessUnverifiedTxns(uTxns []execpool.InputJob) (batchVerifier crypto.BatchVerifier, ctx interface{}) {
 	batchVerifier = crypto.MakeBatchVerifier()
 	bl := makeBatchLoad(len(uTxns))
 	// TODO: separate operations here, and get the sig verification inside the LogicSig to the batch here