feat(android): an unlock code that survives a screen-lock change
The reported pain: changing the pattern destroys the local cache every time. That is Android doing exactly what it promises - a key created with setUserAuthenticationRequired is invalidated the moment the screen lock changes, so a new lock cannot open data sealed under the old one. No storage format changes that, which is why SQLite would not have helped: the problem is what the key is tied to, not what the file looks like. So the cache gains a third sealing format, VER_PIN, with two layers: inner - AES-GCM under PBKDF2(code, 100k) : it takes the code outer - the Keystore AES key WITHOUT the auth constraint : it takes the device The outer key is never invalidated, so the file survives any change to the screen lock; the code restores the protection that removing the constraint would otherwise cost. 100k iterations rather than 600k because a four to six digit code carries little entropy - more rounds mostly slow the honest user, and the real barrier is the outer layer requiring this phone. The code lives in a fourth settings field and is NEVER stored: empty at every launch, typed to open, and used to re-seal on every write. That is what separates it from the token, whose persistence is a convenience with no consequence since it only opens ciphertext. Built but NOT installed - the phone went off the network. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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@@ -83,8 +83,16 @@ function HasVault: Boolean;
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/// protection vient de reapparaitre sur l'appareil : le changement qui l'a
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/// ramenee a tres probablement invalide l'ancienne cle, et ca ne se verrait
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/// qu'a la prochaine lecture - trop tard, le fichier serait deja scelle.
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/// APin non vide : le cache est scelle sous ce code (VER_PIN), et ARequireAuth
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/// est alors ignore - les deux protections ne se cumulent pas, et celle du code
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/// est la seule qui survive a un changement de verrouillage d'ecran.
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procedure SaveVault(const APlainJson, AETag, ASyncPwd: string;
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ARequireAuth: Boolean = False; AFreshKey: Boolean = False);
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ARequireAuth: Boolean = False; AFreshKey: Boolean = False;
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const APin: string = '');
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/// Le fichier local est-il scelle sous un code d'application ? Lu dans
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/// l'en-tete, sans rien dechiffrer.
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function VaultNeedsPin: Boolean;
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/// Le coffre local exige-t-il une authentification pour etre lu ? Lu dans
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/// l'en-tete du fichier, sans dechiffrer quoi que ce soit.
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@@ -94,7 +102,8 @@ function VaultNeedsAuth: Boolean;
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/// reinstallation, fichier altere) - dans ce cas il faut retelecharger.
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/// ASyncPwd est vide pour un fichier ecrit avant que le mot de passe y soit
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/// range : l'appelant redemande alors, et le prochain enregistrement le pose.
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function LoadVault(out APlainJson, AETag, ASyncPwd: string): Boolean;
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function LoadVault(out APlainJson, AETag, ASyncPwd: string;
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const APin: string = ''): Boolean;
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/// Pourquoi la derniere lecture a echoue. Vide apres un succes.
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///
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@@ -129,7 +138,11 @@ implementation
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{$IF DEFINED(ANDROID)}
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uses
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Androidapi.Jni, Androidapi.JNIBridge, Androidapi.JNI.JavaTypes, Androidapi.Helpers;
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// PMA.Crypto pour PBKDF2 et SecureRandomBytes : le code de l'application
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// derive sa cle exactement comme le conteneur de sync, avec la meme
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// implementation eprouvee contre le vecteur de test.
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Androidapi.Jni, Androidapi.JNIBridge, Androidapi.JNI.JavaTypes, Androidapi.Helpers,
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PMA.Crypto;
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{$ENDIF}
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const
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@@ -155,6 +168,22 @@ const
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// et s'il faut authentifier d'abord.
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VER_PLAIN = 1; // AES Keystore sans contrainte
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VER_WRAP = 3; // AES aleatoire enveloppee par la cle publique RSA
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// CODE CHOISI DANS L'APPLICATION, deux couches superposees :
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// interieur : AES-GCM sous PBKDF2(code) -> il faut le code
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// exterieur : cle AES du Keystore SANS contrainte -> il faut l'appareil
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//
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// C'est le seul schema qui survive a un changement de verrouillage d'ecran.
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// VER_WRAP y meurt par construction : Android invalide une cle exigeant
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// l'authentification des que le code de l'ecran change, precisement pour
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// qu'un nouveau code n'ouvre pas d'anciennes donnees. La cle sans contrainte,
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// elle, n'est pas invalidee - et le code de l'application rend la protection
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// que cela retire.
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VER_PIN = 4;
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// 100k et non 600k : l'entropie d'un code a quatre ou six chiffres est
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// faible, et multiplier les tours ralentit surtout l'usage honnete. La vraie
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// barriere est la couche exterieure, qui exige l'appareil.
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PIN_ITERS = 100000;
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SALT_LEN = 16;
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RSA_TRANSFORM = 'RSA/ECB/OAEPWithSHA-256AndMGF1Padding';
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var
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@@ -718,6 +747,26 @@ begin
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end;
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{$ENDIF}
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function VaultNeedsPin: Boolean;
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{$IF DEFINED(ANDROID)}
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var
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LRaw: TBytes;
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begin
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Result := False;
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if not TFile.Exists(VaultPath) then Exit;
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try
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LRaw := TFile.ReadAllBytes(VaultPath);
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Result := (Length(LRaw) > 0) and (LRaw[0] = VER_PIN);
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except
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// Illisible : l'appelant le decouvrira en tentant de l'ouvrir.
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end;
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end;
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{$ELSE}
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begin
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Result := False;
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end;
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{$ENDIF}
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function VaultNeedsAuth: Boolean;
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var
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LFs: TFileStream;
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@@ -736,11 +785,11 @@ begin
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end;
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procedure SaveVault(const APlainJson, AETag, ASyncPwd: string;
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ARequireAuth, AFreshKey: Boolean);
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ARequireAuth, AFreshKey: Boolean; const APin: string);
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{$IF DEFINED(ANDROID)}
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var
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LWrap: TJSONObject;
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LPlain, LIv, LCt, LOut, LAesRaw, LWrapped: TBytes;
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LPlain, LIv, LCt, LOut, LAesRaw, LWrapped, LSalt, LPinKey, LInner: TBytes;
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LCipher: JCipherX;
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LGotAuth: Boolean;
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LOfs: Integer;
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@@ -758,6 +807,48 @@ begin
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LWrap.Free;
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end;
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if APin <> '' then
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begin
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// COUCHE INTERIEURE : le code. Sel neuf a chaque ecriture - il ne coute
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// rien et evite qu'un meme code produise deux fois la meme cle.
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LSalt := SecureRandomBytes(SALT_LEN);
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LPinKey := DeriveKeyPBKDF2Native(APin, LSalt, PIN_ITERS, 32);
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if LPinKey = nil then
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LPinKey := DeriveKeyPBKDF2(APin, LSalt, PIN_ITERS, 32);
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LIv := RandomBytes(IV_LEN);
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LCipher := TJCipherX.JavaClass.getInstance(StringToJString('AES/GCM/NoPadding'));
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LCipher.init(TJCipherX.JavaClass.ENCRYPT_MODE,
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TJSecretKeySpecX.JavaClass.init(ToJava(LPinKey), StringToJString('AES')),
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TJGCMParameterSpecX.JavaClass.init(128, ToJava(LIv)));
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LCt := FromJava(LCipher.doFinal(ToJava(LPlain)));
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// Sel et iterations voyagent EN CLAIR avec la charge : ils ne sont pas
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// secrets, et sans eux le code ne redonnerait pas la meme cle.
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SetLength(LInner, SALT_LEN + 4 + IV_LEN + Length(LCt));
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LOfs := 0;
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Move(LSalt[0], LInner[LOfs], SALT_LEN); Inc(LOfs, SALT_LEN);
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LInner[LOfs] := Byte(PIN_ITERS shr 24); LInner[LOfs+1] := Byte(PIN_ITERS shr 16);
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LInner[LOfs+2] := Byte(PIN_ITERS shr 8); LInner[LOfs+3] := Byte(PIN_ITERS);
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Inc(LOfs, 4);
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Move(LIv[0], LInner[LOfs], IV_LEN); Inc(LOfs, IV_LEN);
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Move(LCt[0], LInner[LOfs], Length(LCt));
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// COUCHE EXTERIEURE : la cle AES du Keystore, sans contrainte. Elle lie le
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// fichier a l'appareil sans jamais etre invalidee par un changement de
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// verrouillage d'ecran - c'est tout l'objet de ce format.
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LCipher := TJCipherX.JavaClass.getInstance(StringToJString('AES/GCM/NoPadding'));
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LCipher.init(TJCipherX.JavaClass.ENCRYPT_MODE, EnsureAesKey);
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LIv := FromJava(LCipher.getIV);
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LCt := FromJava(LCipher.doFinal(ToJava(LInner)));
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SetLength(LOut, 1 + Length(LIv) + Length(LCt));
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LOut[0] := VER_PIN;
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Move(LIv[0], LOut[1], Length(LIv));
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Move(LCt[0], LOut[1 + Length(LIv)], Length(LCt));
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TFile.WriteAllBytes(VaultPath, LOut);
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Exit;
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end;
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LGotAuth := False;
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LWrapped := nil;
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if ARequireAuth then
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@@ -839,14 +930,15 @@ begin
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end;
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{$ENDIF}
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function LoadVault(out APlainJson, AETag, ASyncPwd: string): Boolean;
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function LoadVault(out APlainJson, AETag, ASyncPwd: string;
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const APin: string = ''): Boolean;
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{$IF DEFINED(ANDROID)}
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var
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LRaw, LIv, LCt, LPlain, LWrapped, LAesRaw: TBytes;
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LRaw, LIv, LCt, LPlain, LWrapped, LAesRaw, LInner, LSalt, LPinKey: TBytes;
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LCipher: JCipherX;
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LWrap: TJSONObject;
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LStore: JKeyStoreX;
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LLen, LOfs: Integer;
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LLen, LOfs, LIter: Integer;
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begin
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Result := False;
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APlainJson := '';
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@@ -859,7 +951,47 @@ begin
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LRaw := TFile.ReadAllBytes(VaultPath);
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if Length(LRaw) < 1 then Exit;
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if LRaw[0] = VER_WRAP then
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if LRaw[0] = VER_PIN then
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begin
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if APin = '' then
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begin
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FLastStoreError := 'Code requis';
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Exit;
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end;
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// Couche exterieure d'abord : la cle de l'appareil, sans authentification.
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SetLength(LIv, IV_LEN);
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Move(LRaw[1], LIv[0], IV_LEN);
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SetLength(LCt, Length(LRaw) - 1 - IV_LEN);
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Move(LRaw[1 + IV_LEN], LCt[0], Length(LCt));
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LCipher := TJCipherX.JavaClass.getInstance(StringToJString('AES/GCM/NoPadding'));
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LCipher.init(TJCipherX.JavaClass.DECRYPT_MODE, EnsureAesKey,
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TJGCMParameterSpecX.JavaClass.init(128, ToJava(LIv)));
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LInner := FromJava(LCipher.doFinal(ToJava(LCt)));
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if Length(LInner) < SALT_LEN + 4 + IV_LEN + 16 then Exit;
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LOfs := 0;
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SetLength(LSalt, SALT_LEN);
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Move(LInner[LOfs], LSalt[0], SALT_LEN); Inc(LOfs, SALT_LEN);
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LIter := (LInner[LOfs] shl 24) or (LInner[LOfs+1] shl 16)
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or (LInner[LOfs+2] shl 8) or LInner[LOfs+3];
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Inc(LOfs, 4);
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SetLength(LIv, IV_LEN);
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Move(LInner[LOfs], LIv[0], IV_LEN); Inc(LOfs, IV_LEN);
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SetLength(LCt, Length(LInner) - LOfs);
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Move(LInner[LOfs], LCt[0], Length(LCt));
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// Couche interieure : le code. Un code faux echoue ICI, sur le tag GCM,
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// et se lit donc comme une alteration - c'est le meme evenement.
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LPinKey := DeriveKeyPBKDF2Native(APin, LSalt, LIter, 32);
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if LPinKey = nil then
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LPinKey := DeriveKeyPBKDF2(APin, LSalt, LIter, 32);
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LCipher := TJCipherX.JavaClass.getInstance(StringToJString('AES/GCM/NoPadding'));
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LCipher.init(TJCipherX.JavaClass.DECRYPT_MODE,
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TJSecretKeySpecX.JavaClass.init(ToJava(LPinKey), StringToJString('AES')),
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TJGCMParameterSpecX.JavaClass.init(128, ToJava(LIv)));
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LPlain := FromJava(LCipher.doFinal(ToJava(LCt)));
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end
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else if LRaw[0] = VER_WRAP then
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begin
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if Length(LRaw) < 3 then Exit;
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LLen := (LRaw[1] shl 8) or LRaw[2];
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