vendor/github.com/google/certificate-transparency/proto/ct.proto

syntax = "proto2";

package ct;


////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// These protocol buffers should be kept aligned with the I-D.                //
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// RFC 5246
message DigitallySigned {
  enum HashAlgorithm {
    NONE = 0;
    MD5 = 1;
    SHA1 = 2;
    SHA224 = 3;
    SHA256 = 4;
    SHA384 = 5;
    SHA512 = 6;
  }

  enum SignatureAlgorithm {
    ANONYMOUS = 0;
    RSA = 1;
    DSA = 2;
    ECDSA = 3;
  }

  // 1 byte
  optional HashAlgorithm hash_algorithm = 1 [ default = NONE ];
  // 1 byte
  optional SignatureAlgorithm sig_algorithm = 2 [ default = ANONYMOUS ];
  // 0..2^16-1 bytes
  optional bytes signature = 3;
}

enum LogEntryType {
  X509_ENTRY = 0;
  PRECERT_ENTRY = 1;
  PRECERT_ENTRY_V2 = 2;
  // Not part of the I-D, and outside the valid range.
  X_JSON_ENTRY = 32768;  // Experimental, don't rely on this!
  UNKNOWN_ENTRY_TYPE = 65536;
}

message X509ChainEntry {
  // For V1 this entry just includes the certificate in the leaf_certificate
  // field
  // <1..2^24-1>
  optional bytes leaf_certificate = 1;
  // For V2 it includes the cert and key hash using CertInfo. The
  // leaf_certificate field is not used
  optional CertInfo cert_info = 3;
  // <0..2^24-1>
  // A chain from the leaf to a trusted root
  // (excluding leaf and possibly root).
  repeated bytes certificate_chain = 2;
}

// opaque TBSCertificate<1..2^16-1>;
// struct {
//   opaque issuer_key_hash[32];
//   TBSCertificate tbs_certificate;
// } PreCert;
// Retained for V1 API compatibility. May be removed in a future release.
message PreCert {
  optional bytes issuer_key_hash = 1;
  optional bytes tbs_certificate = 2;
}

// In V2 this is used for both certificates and precertificates in SCTs. It
// replaces PreCert and has the same structure. The older message remains for
// compatibility with existing code that depends on this proto.
message CertInfo {
  optional bytes issuer_key_hash = 1;
  optional bytes tbs_certificate = 2;
}

message PrecertChainEntry {
  // <1..2^24-1>
  optional bytes pre_certificate = 1;
  // <0..2^24-1>
  // The chain certifying the precertificate, as submitted by the CA.
  repeated bytes precertificate_chain = 2;

  // PreCert input to the SCT. Can be computed from the above.
  // Store it alongside the entry data so that the signers don't have to
  // parse certificates to recompute it.
  optional PreCert pre_cert = 3;
  // As above for V2 messages. Only one of these fields will be set in a
  // valid message
  optional CertInfo cert_info = 4;
}

message XJSONEntry {
  optional string json = 1;
}

// TODO(alcutter): Consider using extensions here instead.
message LogEntry {
  optional LogEntryType type = 1 [ default = UNKNOWN_ENTRY_TYPE ];

  optional X509ChainEntry x509_entry = 2;

  optional PrecertChainEntry precert_entry = 3;

  optional XJSONEntry x_json_entry = 4;
}

enum SignatureType {
  CERTIFICATE_TIMESTAMP = 0;
  // TODO(ekasper): called tree_hash in I-D.
  TREE_HEAD = 1;
}

enum Version {
  V1 = 0;
  V2 = 1;
  // Not part of the I-D, and outside the valid range.
  UNKNOWN_VERSION = 256;
}

message LogID {
  // 32 bytes
  optional bytes key_id = 1;
}

message SctExtension {
  // Valid range is 0-65534
  optional uint32 sct_extension_type = 1;
  // Data is opaque and type specific. <0..2^16-1> bytes
  optional bytes sct_extension_data = 2;
}

// TODO(ekasper): implement support for id.
message SignedCertificateTimestamp {
  optional Version version = 1 [ default = UNKNOWN_VERSION ];
  optional LogID id = 2;
  // UTC time in milliseconds, since January 1, 1970, 00:00.
  optional uint64 timestamp = 3;
  optional DigitallySigned signature = 4;
  // V1 extensions
  optional bytes extensions = 5;
  // V2 extensions <0..2^16-1>. Must be ordered by type (lowest first)
  repeated SctExtension sct_extension = 6;
}

message SignedCertificateTimestampList {
  // One or more SCTs, <1..2^16-1> bytes each
  repeated bytes sct_list = 1;
}

enum MerkleLeafType {
  TIMESTAMPED_ENTRY = 0;
  UNKNOWN_LEAF_TYPE = 256;
}

message SignedEntry {
  // For V1 signed entries either the x509 or precert field will be set
  optional bytes x509 = 1;
  optional PreCert precert = 2;
  optional bytes json = 3;
  // For V2 all entries use the CertInfo field and the above fields are
  // not set
  optional CertInfo cert_info = 4;
}

message TimestampedEntry {
  optional uint64 timestamp = 1;
  optional LogEntryType entry_type = 2;
  optional SignedEntry signed_entry = 3;
  // V1 extensions
  optional bytes extensions = 4;
  // V2 extensions <0..2^16-1>. Must be ordered by type (lowest first)
  repeated SctExtension sct_extension = 5;
}

// Stuff that's hashed into a Merkle leaf.
message MerkleTreeLeaf {
  // The version of the corresponding SCT.
  optional Version version = 1 [ default = UNKNOWN_VERSION ];
  optional MerkleLeafType type = 2 [ default = UNKNOWN_LEAF_TYPE ];
  optional TimestampedEntry timestamped_entry = 3;
}

// TODO(benl): No longer needed?
//
// Used by cpp/client/ct: it assembles the one from the I-D JSON
// protocol.
//
// Used by cpp/server/blob-server: it uses one to call a variant of
// LogLookup::AuditProof.
message MerkleAuditProof {
  optional Version version = 1 [ default = UNKNOWN_VERSION ];
  optional LogID id = 2;
  optional int64 tree_size = 3;
  optional uint64 timestamp = 4;
  optional int64 leaf_index = 5;
  repeated bytes path_node = 6;
  optional DigitallySigned tree_head_signature = 7;
}

message ShortMerkleAuditProof {
  required int64 leaf_index = 1;
  repeated bytes path_node = 2;
}

////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
// Finally, stuff that's not in the I-D but that we use internally            //
// for logging entries and tree head state.                                   //
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////

// TODO(alcutter): Come up with a better name :/
message LoggedEntryPB {
  optional int64 sequence_number = 1;
  optional bytes merkle_leaf_hash = 2;
  message Contents {
    optional SignedCertificateTimestamp sct = 1;
    optional LogEntry entry = 2;
  }
  required Contents contents = 3;
}

message SthExtension {
  // Valid range is 0-65534
  optional uint32 sth_extension_type = 1;
  // Data is opaque and type specific <0..2^16-1> bytes
  optional bytes sth_extension_data = 2;
}

message SignedTreeHead {
  // The version of the tree head signature.
  // (Note that each leaf has its own version, so a V2 tree
  // can contain V1 leaves, too.
  optional Version version = 1 [ default = UNKNOWN_VERSION ];
  optional LogID id = 2;
  optional uint64 timestamp = 3;
  optional int64 tree_size = 4;
  optional bytes sha256_root_hash = 5;
  optional DigitallySigned signature = 6;
  // Only supported in V2. <0..2^16-1>
  repeated SthExtension sth_extension = 7;
}

// Stuff the SSL client spits out from a connection.
message SSLClientCTData {
  optional LogEntry reconstructed_entry = 1;
  optional bytes certificate_sha256_hash = 2;

  message SCTInfo {
    // There is an entry + sct -> leaf hash mapping.
    optional SignedCertificateTimestamp sct = 1;
    optional bytes merkle_leaf_hash = 2;
  }
  repeated SCTInfo attached_sct_info = 3;
}

message ClusterNodeState {
  optional string node_id = 1;
  optional int64 contiguous_tree_size = 2 [deprecated = true];
  optional SignedTreeHead newest_sth = 3;
  optional SignedTreeHead current_serving_sth = 4;

  // The following host_name/log_port pair are used to allow a log node to
  // contact other nodes in the cluster, primarily for the purposes of
  // replication.
  // hostname/ip which can be used to contact [just] this log node
  optional string hostname = 5;
  // port on which this log node is listening.
  optional int32 log_port = 6;
}

message ClusterControl {
  optional bool accept_new_entries = 1 [ default = true ];
}

message ClusterConfig {
  /////////////////////////////////
  // This section of the config affects the selection of the cluster's current
  // serving STH.
  // The cluster will always attempt to determine the newest (and
  // largest) possible STH which meets the constraints defined below from the
  // set of STHs available at the individual cluster nodes.
  // (Note that nodes with newer/larger STHs can, of course, serve
  // earlier/smaller STHs.)


  // The minimum number of nodes which must be able to serve a given STH.
  // This setting allows you to configure the level of cluster resiliency
  // against data (in the form of node/node database) loss.
  // i.e.: Once an STH has been created, it must have been replicated to
  // at least this many nodes before being considered as a candidate for
  // the overall cluster serving STH.
  optional int32 minimum_serving_nodes = 1;

  // The minimum fraction of nodes which must be able to serve a given STH.
  // This setting allows you to configure the serving capacity redundancy of
  // your cluster.
  // e.g. you determine you need 3 nodes to serve your expected peak traffic
  // levels, but want to be over-provisioned by 25% to ensure the cluster will
  // continue to be able to handle the traffic in the case of a single node
  // failure, you might set this to 0.75 to ensure that any cluster-wide
  // serving STH candidate must be servable from at least 3 of your 4 nodes.
  optional double minimum_serving_fraction = 2;
  /////////////////////////////////

  // When the number of entries in the EtcedConsistentStore exceeds this value,
  // the log server will reject all calls to add-[pre-]chain to protect itself
  // and etcd.
  optional double etcd_reject_add_pending_threshold = 3 [default = 30000];
}

message SequenceMapping {
  message Mapping {
    optional bytes entry_hash = 1;
    optional int64 sequence_number = 2;
  }

  repeated Mapping mapping = 1;
}