Examples with PublicKey java.security.PublicKey used on opensource projects

Example 36 with PublicKey

use of java.security.PublicKey in project android_frameworks_base by ResurrectionRemix.

the class KeySetManagerServiceTest method testAddSigningKSToPackageUpgradeDiff2.

/*
     * upgrade an app (same packagename) with different keyset and verify
     * that the old had its ref count reduced due to reference by other ps.
     */
public void testAddSigningKSToPackageUpgradeDiff2() throws ReflectiveOperationException {
    /* create PackageSetting and add to Settings mPackages */
    PackageSetting ps1 = generateFakePackageSetting("packageA");
    mPackagesMap.put(ps1.name, ps1);
    PackageSetting ps2 = generateFakePackageSetting("packageB");
    mPackagesMap.put(ps2.name, ps2);
    /* collect signing key and add */
    ArraySet<PublicKey> signingKeys = new ArraySet<PublicKey>();
    PublicKey keyA = PackageParser.parsePublicKey(KeySetStrings.ctsKeySetPublicKeyA);
    signingKeys.add(keyA);
    mKsms.addSigningKeySetToPackageLPw(ps1, signingKeys);
    mKsms.addSigningKeySetToPackageLPw(ps2, signingKeys);
    /* now upgrade with new key */
    PublicKey keyB = PackageParser.parsePublicKey(KeySetStrings.ctsKeySetPublicKeyB);
    signingKeys.removeAt(0);
    signingKeys.add(keyB);
    mKsms.addSigningKeySetToPackageLPw(ps1, signingKeys);
    assertEquals(1, KeySetUtils.getKeySetRefCount(mKsms, 1));
    assertEquals(1, KeySetUtils.getKeySetRefCount(mKsms, 2));
    assertEquals(1, KeySetUtils.getPubKeyRefCount(mKsms, 1));
    assertEquals(1, KeySetUtils.getPubKeyRefCount(mKsms, 2));
    assertEquals(keyA, KeySetUtils.getPubKey(mKsms, 1));
    assertEquals(keyB, KeySetUtils.getPubKey(mKsms, 2));
    LongSparseArray<ArraySet<Long>> ksMapping = KeySetUtils.getKeySetMapping(mKsms);
    assertEquals(2, ksMapping.size());
    ArraySet<Long> mapping = ksMapping.get(1);
    assertEquals(1, mapping.size());
    assertTrue(mapping.contains(new Long(1)));
    mapping = ksMapping.get(2);
    assertEquals(1, mapping.size());
    assertTrue(mapping.contains(new Long(2)));
    assertEquals(2, ps1.keySetData.getProperSigningKeySet());
    assertEquals(1, ps2.keySetData.getProperSigningKeySet());
}

Example 37 with PublicKey

use of java.security.PublicKey in project android_frameworks_base by ResurrectionRemix.

the class KeySetManagerServiceTest method testAddDefinedKSToPackageDoubleAlias.

/* add 2 defined keysets which refer to same keyset and make sure ref-ct is 2 */
public void testAddDefinedKSToPackageDoubleAlias() throws ReflectiveOperationException {
    /* create PackageSetting and add to Settings mPackages */
    PackageSetting ps = generateFakePackageSetting("packageA");
    mPackagesMap.put(ps.name, ps);
    /* collect key and add */
    ArrayMap<String, ArraySet<PublicKey>> definedKS = new ArrayMap<String, ArraySet<PublicKey>>();
    ArraySet<PublicKey> keys = new ArraySet<PublicKey>();
    PublicKey keyA = PackageParser.parsePublicKey(KeySetStrings.ctsKeySetPublicKeyA);
    keys.add(keyA);
    definedKS.put("aliasA", keys);
    definedKS.put("aliasA2", keys);
    mKsms.addDefinedKeySetsToPackageLPw(ps, definedKS);
    assertEquals(2, KeySetUtils.getKeySetRefCount(mKsms, 1));
    assertEquals(1, KeySetUtils.getPubKeyRefCount(mKsms, 1));
    assertEquals(keyA, KeySetUtils.getPubKey(mKsms, 1));
    LongSparseArray<ArraySet<Long>> ksMapping = KeySetUtils.getKeySetMapping(mKsms);
    assertEquals(1, ksMapping.size());
    ArraySet<Long> mapping = ksMapping.get(1);
    assertEquals(1, mapping.size());
    assertTrue(mapping.contains(new Long(1)));
    assertNotNull(ps.keySetData.getAliases().get("aliasA"));
    assertEquals(new Long(1), ps.keySetData.getAliases().get("aliasA"));
    assertNotNull(ps.keySetData.getAliases().get("aliasA2"));
    assertEquals(new Long(1), ps.keySetData.getAliases().get("aliasA2"));
}

Example 38 with PublicKey

use of java.security.PublicKey in project android_frameworks_base by ResurrectionRemix.

the class KeySetManagerServiceTest method testRemoveAppKSDataDup.

/* remove package and validate that keysets remain if defined elsewhere but
     * have refcounts decreased. */
public void testRemoveAppKSDataDup() throws ReflectiveOperationException {
    /* create PackageSettings and add to Settings mPackages */
    PackageSetting ps1 = generateFakePackageSetting("packageA");
    mPackagesMap.put(ps1.name, ps1);
    PackageSetting ps2 = generateFakePackageSetting("packageB");
    mPackagesMap.put(ps2.name, ps2);
    /* collect signing key and add for both packages */
    ArraySet<PublicKey> signingKeys = new ArraySet<PublicKey>();
    PublicKey keyA = PackageParser.parsePublicKey(KeySetStrings.ctsKeySetPublicKeyA);
    signingKeys.add(keyA);
    mKsms.addSigningKeySetToPackageLPw(ps1, signingKeys);
    mKsms.addSigningKeySetToPackageLPw(ps2, signingKeys);
    /* remove references from first package */
    mKsms.removeAppKeySetDataLPw(ps1.name);
    assertEquals(1, KeySetUtils.getKeySetRefCount(mKsms, 1));
    assertEquals(1, KeySetUtils.getPubKeyRefCount(mKsms, 1));
    LongSparseArray<ArraySet<Long>> ksMapping = KeySetUtils.getKeySetMapping(mKsms);
    assertEquals(1, ksMapping.size());
    assertEquals(PackageKeySetData.KEYSET_UNASSIGNED, ps1.keySetData.getProperSigningKeySet());
    assertEquals(1, ps2.keySetData.getProperSigningKeySet());
}

Example 39 with PublicKey

use of java.security.PublicKey in project android_frameworks_base by ResurrectionRemix.

the class KeySetManagerServiceTest method testAddDefinedKSToPackageEmpty.

/* add a defined keyset make sure it shows up */
public void testAddDefinedKSToPackageEmpty() throws ReflectiveOperationException {
    /* create PackageSetting and add to Settings mPackages */
    PackageSetting ps = generateFakePackageSetting("packageA");
    mPackagesMap.put(ps.name, ps);
    /* collect key and add */
    ArrayMap<String, ArraySet<PublicKey>> definedKS = new ArrayMap<String, ArraySet<PublicKey>>();
    ArraySet<PublicKey> keys = new ArraySet<PublicKey>();
    PublicKey keyA = PackageParser.parsePublicKey(KeySetStrings.ctsKeySetPublicKeyA);
    keys.add(keyA);
    definedKS.put("aliasA", keys);
    mKsms.addDefinedKeySetsToPackageLPw(ps, definedKS);
    assertEquals(1, KeySetUtils.getKeySetRefCount(mKsms, 1));
    assertEquals(1, KeySetUtils.getPubKeyRefCount(mKsms, 1));
    assertEquals(keyA, KeySetUtils.getPubKey(mKsms, 1));
    LongSparseArray<ArraySet<Long>> ksMapping = KeySetUtils.getKeySetMapping(mKsms);
    assertEquals(1, ksMapping.size());
    ArraySet<Long> mapping = ksMapping.get(1);
    assertEquals(1, mapping.size());
    assertTrue(mapping.contains(new Long(1)));
    assertNotNull(ps.keySetData.getAliases().get("aliasA"));
    assertEquals(new Long(1), ps.keySetData.getAliases().get("aliasA"));
}

Example 40 with PublicKey

use of java.security.PublicKey in project android_frameworks_base by ResurrectionRemix.

the class KeySetManagerServiceTest method testAddSigningKSToPackageEmpty.

/*
     * Add the keyset information for a package to a system w/no previous keysets
     */
public void testAddSigningKSToPackageEmpty() throws ReflectiveOperationException {
    /* create PackageSetting and add to Settings mPackages */
    PackageSetting ps = generateFakePackageSetting("packageA");
    mPackagesMap.put(ps.name, ps);
    /* collect signing key and add */
    ArraySet<PublicKey> signingKeys = new ArraySet<PublicKey>();
    PublicKey keyA = PackageParser.parsePublicKey(KeySetStrings.ctsKeySetPublicKeyA);
    signingKeys.add(keyA);
    mKsms.addSigningKeySetToPackageLPw(ps, signingKeys);
    assertEquals(1, KeySetUtils.getKeySetRefCount(mKsms, 1));
    assertEquals(1, KeySetUtils.getPubKeyRefCount(mKsms, 1));
    assertEquals(keyA, KeySetUtils.getPubKey(mKsms, 1));
    LongSparseArray<ArraySet<Long>> ksMapping = KeySetUtils.getKeySetMapping(mKsms);
    assertEquals(1, ksMapping.size());
    ArraySet<Long> mapping = ksMapping.get(1);
    assertEquals(1, mapping.size());
    assertTrue(mapping.contains(new Long(1)));
    assertEquals(1, ps.keySetData.getProperSigningKeySet());
}