packages/modules/Bluetooth/pandora/interfaces/pandora_experimental/security.proto

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syntax = "proto3";

option java_outer_classname = "SecurityProto";

package pandora;

import "google/protobuf/empty.proto";
import "google/protobuf/wrappers.proto";
import "pandora_experimental/host.proto";

// Service to trigger Bluetooth Host security pairing procedures.
service Security {
  // Listen to pairing events.
  // This is handled independently from connections for several reasons:
  // - Pairing can be triggered at any time and multiple times during the
  //   lifetime of a connection (this also explains why this is a stream).
  // - In BR/EDR, the specification allows for a device to authenticate before
  //   connecting when in security mode 3 (link level enforced security).
  rpc OnPairing(stream PairingEventAnswer) returns (stream PairingEvent);
  // Secure (i.e. authenticate and/or encrypt) a connection with a specific
  // security level to reach. Pairing events shall be handled through `OnPairing`
  // if a corresponding stream has been opened prior to this call, otherwise, they
  // shall be automatically confirmed by the host.
  // If authentication and/or encryption procedures necessary to reach the
  // desired security level have already been triggered before (typically as
  // part of the connection establishment), this shall not trigger them again
  // and only wait for the desired security level to be reached. If the desired
  // security level has already been reached, this shall return immediately.
  // Note: During the entire life of a connection, the security level can only
  // be upgraded, see `SecurityLevel` and `LESecurityLevel` enumerable for
  // details about each security level.
  rpc Secure(SecureRequest) returns (SecureResponse);
  // Wait for a specific connection security level to be reached. Events may
  // be streamed through `OnPairing` if running, otherwise the host shall
  // automatically confirm.
  rpc WaitSecurity(WaitSecurityRequest) returns (WaitSecurityResponse);
}

// Service to trigger Bluetooth Host security persistent storage procedures.
service SecurityStorage {
  // Return whether or not a bond exists for a connection in the host
  // persistent storage.
  rpc IsBonded(IsBondedRequest) returns (google.protobuf.BoolValue);
  // Remove a bond for a connection, if exists, from the host
  // persistent storage.
  rpc DeleteBond(DeleteBondRequest) returns (google.protobuf.Empty);
}

// BR/EDR pairing security levels.
enum SecurityLevel {
  // Level 0, for services with the following attributes:
  // - Authentication of the remote device not required.
  // - MITM protection not required.
  // - No encryption required.
  // - No user interaction required.
  //
  // No security.
  // Permitted only for SDP and service data sent via either L2CAP fixed
  // signaling channels or the L2CAP connection-less channel to PSMs that
  // correspond to service class UUIDs which are allowed to utilize Level 0.
  LEVEL0 = 0;
  // Level 1, for services with the following attributes:
  // - Authentication of the remote device required when encryption is enabled.
  // - MITM protection not required.
  // - Encryption not necessary.
  // - At least 56-bit equivalent strength for encryption key when encryption is
  //   enabled should be used.
  // - Minimal user interaction desired.
  //
  // Low security level.
  LEVEL1 = 1;
  // Level 2, for services with the following attributes:
  // - Authentication of the remote device required.
  // - MITM protection not required.
  // - Encryption required.
  // - At least 56-bit equivalent strength for encryption key should be used.
  //
  // Medium security level.
  LEVEL2 = 2;
  // Level 3, for services with the following attributes:
  // - Authentication of the remote device required.
  // - MITM protection required.
  // - Encryption required.
  // - At least 56-bit equivalent strength for encryption key should be used.
  // - User interaction acceptable.
  //
  // High security.
  LEVEL3 = 3;
  // Level 4, for services with the following attributes:
  // - Authentication of the remote device required.
  // - MITM protection required.
  // - Encryption required.
  // - 128-bit equivalent strength for link and encryption keys required using FIPS
  //   approved algorithms (E0 not allowed, SAFER+ not allowed, and P-192 not
  //   allowed; encryption key not shortened).
  // - User interaction acceptable.
  //
  // Highest security level.
  // Only possible when both devices support Secure Connections.
  LEVEL4 = 4;
}

// Low Energy pairing security levels.
enum LESecurityLevel {
  // No security (No authentication and no encryption).
  LE_LEVEL1 = 0;
  //  Unauthenticated pairing with encryption.
  LE_LEVEL2 = 1;
  // Authenticated pairing with encryption.
  LE_LEVEL3 = 2;
  // Authenticated LE Secure Connections pairing with encryption using a 128-
  // bit strength encryption key.
  LE_LEVEL4 = 3;
}

message PairingEvent {
  // Pairing event remote device.
  oneof remote {
    // BR/EDR only. Used when a pairing event is received before the connection
    // being complete: when the remote controller is set in security mode 3,
    // it shall automatically pair with the remote device before notifying
    // the host for a connection complete.
    bytes address = 1;
    // BR/EDR or Low Energy connection.
    Connection connection = 2;
  }
  // Pairing method used for this pairing event.
  oneof method {
    // "Just Works" SSP / LE pairing association
    // model. Confirmation is automatic.
    google.protobuf.Empty just_works = 3;
    // Numeric Comparison SSP / LE pairing association
    // model. Confirmation is required.
    uint32 numeric_comparison = 4;
    // Passkey Entry SSP / LE pairing association model.
    // Passkey is typed by the user.
    // Only for LE legacy pairing or on devices without a display.
    google.protobuf.Empty passkey_entry_request = 5;
    // Passkey Entry SSP / LE pairing association model.
    // Passkey is shown to the user.
    // The peer device receives a Passkey Entry request.
    uint32 passkey_entry_notification = 6;
    // Legacy PIN Pairing.
    // A PIN Code is typed by the user on IUT.
    google.protobuf.Empty pin_code_request = 7;
    // Legacy PIN Pairing.
    // We generate a PIN code, and the user enters it in the peer
    // device. While this is not part of the specification, some display
    // devices automatically generate their PIN Code, instead of asking the
    // user to type it.
    bytes pin_code_notification = 8;
  }
}

message PairingEventAnswer {
  // Received pairing event.
  PairingEvent event = 1;
  // Answer when needed to the pairing event method.
  oneof answer {
    // Numeric Comparison confirmation.
    // Used when pairing event method is `numeric_comparison` or `just_works`.
    bool confirm = 2;
    // Passkey typed by the user.
    // Used when pairing event method is `passkey_entry_request`.
    uint32 passkey = 3;
    // Pin typed by the user.
    // Used when pairing event method is `pin_code_request`.
    bytes pin = 4;
  };
}

// Request of the `Secure` method.
message SecureRequest {
  // Peer connection to secure.
  Connection connection = 1;
  // Security level to wait for.
  oneof level {
    // BR/EDR (classic) level.
    SecurityLevel classic = 2;
    // Low Energy level.
    LESecurityLevel le = 3;
  }
}

// Response of the `Secure` method.
message SecureResponse {
  // Response result.
  oneof result {
    // `Secure` completed successfully.
    google.protobuf.Empty success = 1;
    // `Secure` was unable to reach the desired security level.
    google.protobuf.Empty not_reached = 2;
    // Connection died before completion.
    google.protobuf.Empty connection_died = 3;
    // Pairing failure error.
    google.protobuf.Empty pairing_failure = 4;
    // Authentication failure error.
    google.protobuf.Empty authentication_failure = 5;
    // Encryption failure error.
    google.protobuf.Empty encryption_failure = 6;
  }
}

// Request of the `WaitSecurity` method.
message WaitSecurityRequest {
  // Peer connection to wait security level to be reached.
  Connection connection = 1;
  // Security level to wait for.
  oneof level {
    // BR/EDR (classic) level.
    SecurityLevel classic = 2;
    // Low Energy level.
    LESecurityLevel le = 3;
  }
}

// Response of the `WaitSecurity` method.
message WaitSecurityResponse {
  // Response result.
  oneof result {
    // `WaitSecurity` completed successfully.
    google.protobuf.Empty success = 1;
    // Connection died before completion.
    google.protobuf.Empty connection_died = 2;
    // Pairing failure error.
    google.protobuf.Empty pairing_failure = 3;
    // Authentication failure error.
    google.protobuf.Empty authentication_failure = 4;
    // Encryption failure error.
    google.protobuf.Empty encryption_failure = 5;
  }
}

// Request of the `RequestPairing` method.
message RequestPairingRequest {
  // Peer connection to start pairing with.
  Connection connection = 1;
}

// Request of the `IsBonded` method.
message IsBondedRequest {
  oneof address {
    // Public device address.
    bytes public = 1;
    // Random device address.
    bytes random = 2;
  }
}

// Request of the `DeleteBond` method.
message DeleteBondRequest {
  oneof address {
    // Public device address.
    bytes public = 1;
    // Random device address.
    bytes random = 2;
  }
}