/// <summary>
///
/// </summary>
public static void Test()
{
SecureRemotePassword server = new SecureRemotePassword(true, "USER", "PASSWORD", SRPParameters.Defaults);
SecureRemotePassword client = new SecureRemotePassword(false, "USER", "PASSWORD", SRPParameters.Defaults);
/* Typical communication works something like this:
*
* client: I want to log in. Here is my username and here is my PublicEphemeralValueA.
* server: Here is the Salt and here is my PublicEphemeralValueB.
*
* Server looks up the username in the database and finds the associated password.
*
* client: Here's proof I have the correct session key (hence correct password)
* (sends client.ClientSessionKeyProof)
* server: Thats valid. Here's proof that *I* have the correct session key:
* (sends server.ServerSessionKeyProof)
*
* client: Cheerio. *encrypts stuff using SessionKey*
*/
Console.WriteLine("Client sending A = {0}", client.PublicEphemeralValueA.ToHexString());
server.PublicEphemeralValueA = client.PublicEphemeralValueA;
Console.WriteLine("Server sending salt = {0}", server.Salt.ToHexString());
Console.WriteLine("Server sending B = {0}", server.PublicEphemeralValueB.ToHexString());
client.Salt = server.Salt;
client.PublicEphemeralValueB = server.PublicEphemeralValueB;
/*
* Console.WriteLine("X = {0}", server.CredentialsHash.ToHexString());
* Console.WriteLine("a = {0}", client.secretEphemeralValueA.ToHexString());
* Console.WriteLine("b = {0}", server.secretEphemeralValueB.ToHexString());
* Console.WriteLine("v = {0}", server.Verifier.ToHexString());
* Console.WriteLine("U = {0}", server.ScramblingParameter.ToHexString());
*/
// Note that session keys are never sent.
Console.WriteLine("Server's session key = {0}", server.SessionKey.ToHexString());
Console.WriteLine("Client's session key = {0}", client.SessionKey.ToHexString());
// Are the session keys actually the same?
Console.WriteLine("\nServer key == client key {0}", server.SessionKey == client.SessionKey);
// This is how we can test it without sending actual session keys over the wire
Console.WriteLine("Client proof valid: {0}", server.IsClientProofValid(client.ClientSessionKeyProof));
Console.WriteLine("Server proof valid: {0}", client.IsServerProofValid(server.ServerSessionKeyProof));
}
/// <summary>
///
/// </summary>
public static void Test()
{
SecureRemotePassword server = new SecureRemotePassword( true, "USER", "PASSWORD", SRPParameters.Defaults );
SecureRemotePassword client = new SecureRemotePassword( false, "USER", "PASSWORD", SRPParameters.Defaults );
/* Typical communication works something like this:
*
* client: I want to log in. Here is my username and here is my PublicEphemeralValueA.
* server: Here is the Salt and here is my PublicEphemeralValueB.
*
* Server looks up the username in the database and finds the associated password.
*
* client: Here's proof I have the correct session key (hence correct password)
* (sends client.ClientSessionKeyProof)
* server: Thats valid. Here's proof that *I* have the correct session key:
* (sends server.ServerSessionKeyProof)
*
* client: Cheerio. *encrypts stuff using SessionKey*
*/
Console.WriteLine( "Client sending A = {0}", client.PublicEphemeralValueA.ToHexString() );
server.PublicEphemeralValueA = client.PublicEphemeralValueA;
Console.WriteLine( "Server sending salt = {0}", server.Salt.ToHexString() );
Console.WriteLine( "Server sending B = {0}", server.PublicEphemeralValueB.ToHexString() );
client.Salt = server.Salt;
client.PublicEphemeralValueB = server.PublicEphemeralValueB;
/*
Console.WriteLine("X = {0}", server.CredentialsHash.ToHexString());
Console.WriteLine("a = {0}", client.secretEphemeralValueA.ToHexString());
Console.WriteLine("b = {0}", server.secretEphemeralValueB.ToHexString());
Console.WriteLine("v = {0}", server.Verifier.ToHexString());
Console.WriteLine("U = {0}", server.ScramblingParameter.ToHexString());
*/
// Note that session keys are never sent.
Console.WriteLine( "Server's session key = {0}", server.SessionKey.ToHexString() );
Console.WriteLine( "Client's session key = {0}", client.SessionKey.ToHexString() );
// Are the session keys actually the same?
Console.WriteLine( "\nServer key == client key {0}", server.SessionKey == client.SessionKey );
// This is how we can test it without sending actual session keys over the wire
Console.WriteLine( "Client proof valid: {0}", server.IsClientProofValid( client.ClientSessionKeyProof ) );
Console.WriteLine( "Server proof valid: {0}", client.IsServerProofValid( server.ServerSessionKeyProof ) );
}
public void IsClientProofValidTest()
{
bool isServer = false; // TODO: 初始化为适当的值
SecureRemotePassword target = new SecureRemotePassword( isServer ); // TODO: 初始化为适当的值
BigInteger client_proof = null; // TODO: 初始化为适当的值
bool expected = false; // TODO: 初始化为适当的值
bool actual;
actual = target.IsClientProofValid( client_proof );
Assert.AreEqual( expected, actual );
Assert.Inconclusive( "验证此测试方法的正确性。" );
}