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// Copyright 2018 by David A. Golden. All rights reserved.
//
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License"); you may
// not use this file except in compliance with the License. You may obtain
// a copy of the License at http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
package scram
import "sync"
// Server implements the server side of SCRAM authentication. It holds
// configuration values needed to initialize new server-side conversations.
// Generally, this can be persistent within an application.
type Server struct {
sync.RWMutex
credentialCB CredentialLookup
nonceGen NonceGeneratorFcn
hashGen HashGeneratorFcn
}
func newServer(cl CredentialLookup, fcn HashGeneratorFcn) (*Server, error) {
return &Server{
credentialCB: cl,
nonceGen: defaultNonceGenerator,
hashGen: fcn,
}, nil
}
// WithNonceGenerator replaces the default nonce generator (base64 encoding of
// 24 bytes from crypto/rand) with a custom generator. This is provided for
// testing or for users with custom nonce requirements.
func (s *Server) WithNonceGenerator(ng NonceGeneratorFcn) *Server {
s.Lock()
defer s.Unlock()
s.nonceGen = ng
return s
}
// NewConversation constructs a server-side authentication conversation.
// Conversations cannot be reused, so this must be called for each new
// authentication attempt.
func (s *Server) NewConversation() *ServerConversation {
s.RLock()
defer s.RUnlock()
return &ServerConversation{
nonceGen: s.nonceGen,
hashGen: s.hashGen,
credentialCB: s.credentialCB,
}
}
// NewConversationWithChannelBinding constructs a server-side authentication
// conversation with channel binding for SCRAM-PLUS authentication.
//
// This signals that the server advertised PLUS mechanism variants (e.g.,
// SCRAM-SHA-256-PLUS) during SASL negotiation, but channel binding is NOT required.
// Clients may authenticate using either the base mechanism (e.g., SCRAM-SHA-256)
// or the PLUS variant (e.g., SCRAM-SHA-256-PLUS).
//
// The server will:
// - Accept clients without channel binding support (using "n" flag)
// - Accept clients with matching channel binding (using "p" flag)
// - Reject downgrade attacks (clients using "y" flag when PLUS was advertised)
//
// Channel binding is connection-specific, so a new conversation should be
// created for each connection being authenticated.
// Conversations cannot be reused, so this must be called for each new
// authentication attempt.
func (s *Server) NewConversationWithChannelBinding(cb ChannelBinding) *ServerConversation {
s.RLock()
defer s.RUnlock()
return &ServerConversation{
nonceGen: s.nonceGen,
hashGen: s.hashGen,
credentialCB: s.credentialCB,
channelBinding: cb,
}
}
// NewConversationWithChannelBindingRequired constructs a server-side authentication
// conversation with mandatory channel binding for SCRAM-PLUS authentication.
//
// This signals that the server advertised ONLY SCRAM-PLUS mechanism variants
// (e.g., only SCRAM-SHA-256-PLUS, not the base SCRAM-SHA-256) during SASL negotiation.
// Channel binding is required for all authentication attempts.
//
// The server will:
// - Accept only clients with matching channel binding (using "p" flag)
// - Reject clients without channel binding support (using "n" flag)
// - Reject downgrade attacks (clients using "y" flag when PLUS was advertised)
//
// This is intended for high-security deployments that advertise only SCRAM-PLUS
// variants and want to enforce channel binding as mandatory.
//
// Channel binding is connection-specific, so a new conversation should be
// created for each connection being authenticated.
// Conversations cannot be reused, so this must be called for each new
// authentication attempt.
func (s *Server) NewConversationWithChannelBindingRequired(cb ChannelBinding) *ServerConversation {
s.RLock()
defer s.RUnlock()
return &ServerConversation{
nonceGen: s.nonceGen,
hashGen: s.hashGen,
credentialCB: s.credentialCB,
channelBinding: cb,
requireChannelBinding: true,
}
}