xref: /build/make/tools/releasetools/validate_target_files.py

#!/usr/bin/env python

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"""
Validate a given (signed) target_files.zip.

It performs the following checks to assert the integrity of the input zip.

 - It verifies the file consistency between the ones in IMAGES/system.img (read
   via IMAGES/system.map) and the ones under unpacked folder of SYSTEM/. The
   same check also applies to the vendor image if present.

 - It verifies the install-recovery script consistency, by comparing the
   checksums in the script against the ones of IMAGES/{boot,recovery}.img.

 - It verifies the signed Verified Boot related images, for both of Verified
   Boot 1.0 and 2.0 (aka AVB).
"""

import argparse
import filecmp
import logging
import os.path
import re
import zipfile
from hashlib import sha1

import common
import rangelib


def _ReadFile(file_name, unpacked_name, round_up=False):
  """Constructs and returns a File object. Rounds up its size if needed."""
  assert os.path.exists(unpacked_name)
  with open(unpacked_name, 'rb') as f:
    file_data = f.read()
  file_size = len(file_data)
  if round_up:
    file_size_rounded_up = common.RoundUpTo4K(file_size)
    file_data += b'\0' * (file_size_rounded_up - file_size)
  return common.File(file_name, file_data)


def ValidateFileAgainstSha1(input_tmp, file_name, file_path, expected_sha1):
  """Check if the file has the expected SHA-1."""

  logging.info('Validating the SHA-1 of %s', file_name)
  unpacked_name = os.path.join(input_tmp, file_path)
  assert os.path.exists(unpacked_name)
  actual_sha1 = _ReadFile(file_name, unpacked_name, False).sha1
  assert actual_sha1 == expected_sha1, \
      'SHA-1 mismatches for {}. actual {}, expected {}'.format(
          file_name, actual_sha1, expected_sha1)


def ValidateFileConsistency(input_zip, input_tmp, info_dict):
  """Compare the files from image files and unpacked folders."""

  def CheckAllFiles(which):
    logging.info('Checking %s image.', which)
    # Allow having shared blocks when loading the sparse image, because allowing
    # that doesn't affect the checks below (we will have all the blocks on file,
    # unless it's skipped due to the holes).
    image = common.GetSparseImage(which, input_tmp, input_zip, True)
    prefix = '/' + which
    for entry in image.file_map:
      # Skip entries like '__NONZERO-0'.
      if not entry.startswith(prefix):
        continue

      # Read the blocks that the file resides. Note that it will contain the
      # bytes past the file length, which is expected to be padded with '\0's.
      ranges = image.file_map[entry]

      # Use the original RangeSet if applicable, which includes the shared
      # blocks. And this needs to happen before checking the monotonicity flag.
      if ranges.extra.get('uses_shared_blocks'):
        file_ranges = ranges.extra['uses_shared_blocks']
      else:
        file_ranges = ranges

      incomplete = file_ranges.extra.get('incomplete', False)
      if incomplete:
        logging.warning('Skipping %s that has incomplete block list', entry)
        continue

      # If the file has non-monotonic ranges, read each range in order.
      if not file_ranges.monotonic:
        h = sha1()
        for file_range in file_ranges.extra['text_str'].split(' '):
          for data in image.ReadRangeSet(rangelib.RangeSet(file_range)):
            h.update(data)
        blocks_sha1 = h.hexdigest()
      else:
        blocks_sha1 = image.RangeSha1(file_ranges)

      # The filename under unpacked directory, such as SYSTEM/bin/sh.
      unpacked_name = os.path.join(
          input_tmp, which.upper(), entry[(len(prefix) + 1):])
      unpacked_file = _ReadFile(entry, unpacked_name, True)
      file_sha1 = unpacked_file.sha1
      assert blocks_sha1 == file_sha1, \
          'file: %s, range: %s, blocks_sha1: %s, file_sha1: %s' % (
              entry, file_ranges, blocks_sha1, file_sha1)

  logging.info('Validating file consistency.')

  # TODO(b/79617342): Validate non-sparse images.
  if info_dict.get('extfs_sparse_flag') != '-s':
    logging.warning('Skipped due to target using non-sparse images')
    return

  # Verify IMAGES/system.img.
  CheckAllFiles('system')

  # Verify IMAGES/vendor.img if applicable.
  if 'VENDOR/' in input_zip.namelist():
    CheckAllFiles('vendor')

  # Not checking IMAGES/system_other.img since it doesn't have the map file.


def ValidateInstallRecoveryScript(input_tmp, info_dict):
  """Validate the SHA-1 embedded in install-recovery.sh.

  install-recovery.sh is written in common.py and has the following format:

  1. full recovery:
  ...
  if ! applypatch --check type:device:size:sha1; then
    applypatch --flash /vendor/etc/recovery.img \\
        type:device:size:sha1 && \\
  ...

  2. recovery from boot:
  ...
  if ! applypatch --check type:recovery_device:recovery_size:recovery_sha1; then
    applypatch [--bonus bonus_args] \\
        --patch /vendor/recovery-from-boot.p \\
        --source type:boot_device:boot_size:boot_sha1 \\
        --target type:recovery_device:recovery_size:recovery_sha1 && \\
  ...

  For full recovery, we want to calculate the SHA-1 of /vendor/etc/recovery.img
  and compare it against the one embedded in the script. While for recovery
  from boot, we want to check the SHA-1 for both recovery.img and boot.img
  under IMAGES/.
  """

  board_uses_vendorimage = info_dict.get("board_uses_vendorimage") == "true"

  if board_uses_vendorimage:
    script_path = 'VENDOR/bin/install-recovery.sh'
    recovery_img = 'VENDOR/etc/recovery.img'
  else:
    script_path = 'SYSTEM/vendor/bin/install-recovery.sh'
    recovery_img = 'SYSTEM/vendor/etc/recovery.img'

  if not os.path.exists(os.path.join(input_tmp, script_path)):
    logging.info('%s does not exist in input_tmp', script_path)
    return

  logging.info('Checking %s', script_path)
  with open(os.path.join(input_tmp, script_path), 'r') as script:
    lines = script.read().strip().split('\n')
  assert len(lines) >= 10
  check_cmd = re.search(r'if ! applypatch --check (\w+:.+:\w+:\w+);',
                        lines[1].strip())
  check_partition = check_cmd.group(1)
  assert len(check_partition.split(':')) == 4

  full_recovery_image = info_dict.get("full_recovery_image") == "true"
  if full_recovery_image:
    assert len(lines) == 10, "Invalid line count: {}".format(lines)

    # Expect something like "EMMC:/dev/block/recovery:28:5f9c..62e3".
    target = re.search(r'--target (.+) &&', lines[4].strip())
    assert target is not None, \
        "Failed to parse target line \"{}\"".format(lines[4])
    flash_partition = target.group(1)

    # Check we have the same recovery target in the check and flash commands.
    assert check_partition == flash_partition, \
        "Mismatching targets: {} vs {}".format(check_partition, flash_partition)

    # Validate the SHA-1 of the recovery image.
    recovery_sha1 = flash_partition.split(':')[3]
    ValidateFileAgainstSha1(
        input_tmp, 'recovery.img', recovery_img, recovery_sha1)
  else:
    assert len(lines) == 11, "Invalid line count: {}".format(lines)

    # --source boot_type:boot_device:boot_size:boot_sha1
    source = re.search(r'--source (\w+:.+:\w+:\w+) \\', lines[4].strip())
    assert source is not None, \
        "Failed to parse source line \"{}\"".format(lines[4])

    source_partition = source.group(1)
    source_info = source_partition.split(':')
    assert len(source_info) == 4, \
        "Invalid source partition: {}".format(source_partition)
    ValidateFileAgainstSha1(input_tmp, file_name='boot.img',
                            file_path='IMAGES/boot.img',
                            expected_sha1=source_info[3])

    # --target recovery_type:recovery_device:recovery_size:recovery_sha1
    target = re.search(r'--target (\w+:.+:\w+:\w+) && \\', lines[5].strip())
    assert target is not None, \
        "Failed to parse target line \"{}\"".format(lines[5])
    target_partition = target.group(1)

    # Check we have the same recovery target in the check and patch commands.
    assert check_partition == target_partition, \
        "Mismatching targets: {} vs {}".format(
            check_partition, target_partition)

    recovery_info = target_partition.split(':')
    assert len(recovery_info) == 4, \
        "Invalid target partition: {}".format(target_partition)
    ValidateFileAgainstSha1(input_tmp, file_name='recovery.img',
                            file_path='IMAGES/recovery.img',
                            expected_sha1=recovery_info[3])

  logging.info('Done checking %s', script_path)

# Symlink files in `src` to `dst`, if the files do not
# already exists in `dst` directory.
def symlinkIfNotExists(src, dst):
  if not os.path.isdir(src):
    return
  for filename in os.listdir(src):
    if os.path.exists(os.path.join(dst, filename)):
      continue
    os.symlink(os.path.join(src, filename), os.path.join(dst, filename))

def ValidateVerifiedBootImages(input_tmp, info_dict, options):
  """Validates the Verified Boot related images.

  For Verified Boot 1.0, it verifies the signatures of the bootable images
  (boot/recovery etc), as well as the dm-verity metadata in system images
  (system/vendor/product). For Verified Boot 2.0, it calls avbtool to verify
  vbmeta.img, which in turn verifies all the descriptors listed in vbmeta.

  Args:
    input_tmp: The top-level directory of unpacked target-files.zip.
    info_dict: The loaded info dict.
    options: A dict that contains the user-supplied public keys to be used for
        image verification. In particular, 'verity_key' is used to verify the
        bootable images in VB 1.0, and the vbmeta image in VB 2.0, where
        applicable. 'verity_key_mincrypt' will be used to verify the system
        images in VB 1.0.

  Raises:
    AssertionError: On any verification failure.
  """
  # See bug 159299583
  # After commit 5277d1015, some images (e.g. acpio.img and tos.img) are no
  # longer copied from RADIO to the IMAGES folder. But avbtool assumes that
  # images are in IMAGES folder. So we symlink them.
  symlinkIfNotExists(os.path.join(input_tmp, "RADIO"),
                    os.path.join(input_tmp, "IMAGES"))
  # Verified boot 1.0 (images signed with boot_signer and verity_signer).
  if info_dict.get('boot_signer') == 'true':
    logging.info('Verifying Verified Boot images...')

    # Verify the boot/recovery images (signed with boot_signer), against the
    # given X.509 encoded pubkey (or falling back to the one in the info_dict if
    # none given).
    verity_key = options['verity_key']
    if verity_key is None:
      verity_key = info_dict['verity_key'] + '.x509.pem'
    for image in ('boot.img', 'recovery.img', 'recovery-two-step.img'):
      if image == 'recovery-two-step.img':
        image_path = os.path.join(input_tmp, 'OTA', image)
      else:
        image_path = os.path.join(input_tmp, 'IMAGES', image)
      if not os.path.exists(image_path):
        continue

      cmd = ['boot_signer', '-verify', image_path, '-certificate', verity_key]
      proc = common.Run(cmd)
      stdoutdata, _ = proc.communicate()
      assert proc.returncode == 0, \
          'Failed to verify {} with boot_signer:\n{}'.format(image, stdoutdata)
      logging.info(
          'Verified %s with boot_signer (key: %s):\n%s', image, verity_key,
          stdoutdata.rstrip())

  # Verify verity signed system images in Verified Boot 1.0. Note that not using
  # 'elif' here, since 'boot_signer' and 'verity' are not bundled in VB 1.0.
  if info_dict.get('verity') == 'true':
    # First verify that the verity key is built into the root image (regardless
    # of system-as-root).
    verity_key_mincrypt = os.path.join(input_tmp, 'ROOT', 'verity_key')
    assert os.path.exists(verity_key_mincrypt), 'Missing verity_key'

    # Verify /verity_key matches the one given via command line, if any.
    if options['verity_key_mincrypt'] is None:
      logging.warn(
          'Skipped checking the content of /verity_key, as the key file not '
          'provided. Use --verity_key_mincrypt to specify.')
    else:
      expected_key = options['verity_key_mincrypt']
      assert filecmp.cmp(expected_key, verity_key_mincrypt, shallow=False), \
          "Mismatching mincrypt verity key files"
      logging.info('Verified the content of /verity_key')

    # For devices with a separate ramdisk (i.e. non-system-as-root), there must
    # be a copy in ramdisk.
    if info_dict.get("system_root_image") != "true":
      verity_key_ramdisk = os.path.join(
          input_tmp, 'BOOT', 'RAMDISK', 'verity_key')
      assert os.path.exists(verity_key_ramdisk), 'Missing verity_key in ramdisk'

      assert filecmp.cmp(
          verity_key_mincrypt, verity_key_ramdisk, shallow=False), \
              'Mismatching verity_key files in root and ramdisk'
      logging.info('Verified the content of /verity_key in ramdisk')

    # Then verify the verity signed system/vendor/product images, against the
    # verity pubkey in mincrypt format.
    for image in ('system.img', 'vendor.img', 'product.img'):
      image_path = os.path.join(input_tmp, 'IMAGES', image)

      # We are not checking if the image is actually enabled via info_dict (e.g.
      # 'system_verity_block_device=...'). Because it's most likely a bug that
      # skips signing some of the images in signed target-files.zip, while
      # having the top-level verity flag enabled.
      if not os.path.exists(image_path):
        continue

      cmd = ['verity_verifier', image_path, '-mincrypt', verity_key_mincrypt]
      proc = common.Run(cmd)
      stdoutdata, _ = proc.communicate()
      assert proc.returncode == 0, \
          'Failed to verify {} with verity_verifier (key: {}):\n{}'.format(
              image, verity_key_mincrypt, stdoutdata)
      logging.info(
          'Verified %s with verity_verifier (key: %s):\n%s', image,
          verity_key_mincrypt, stdoutdata.rstrip())

  # Handle the case of Verified Boot 2.0 (AVB).
  if info_dict.get("avb_enable") == "true":
    logging.info('Verifying Verified Boot 2.0 (AVB) images...')

    key = options['verity_key']
    if key is None:
      key = info_dict['avb_vbmeta_key_path']

    # avbtool verifies all the images that have descriptors listed in vbmeta.
    # Using `--follow_chain_partitions` so it would additionally verify chained
    # vbmeta partitions (e.g. vbmeta_system).
    image = os.path.join(input_tmp, 'IMAGES', 'vbmeta.img')
    cmd = [info_dict['avb_avbtool'], 'verify_image', '--image', image,
           '--follow_chain_partitions']

    # Custom images.
    custom_partitions = info_dict.get(
        "avb_custom_images_partition_list", "").strip().split()

    # Append the args for chained partitions if any.
    for partition in (common.AVB_PARTITIONS + common.AVB_VBMETA_PARTITIONS +
                      tuple(custom_partitions)):
      key_name = 'avb_' + partition + '_key_path'
      if info_dict.get(key_name) is not None:
        if info_dict.get('ab_update') != 'true' and partition == 'recovery':
          continue

        # Use the key file from command line if specified; otherwise fall back
        # to the one in info dict.
        key_file = options.get(key_name, info_dict[key_name])
        chained_partition_arg = common.GetAvbChainedPartitionArg(
            partition, info_dict, key_file)
        cmd.extend(['--expected_chain_partition', chained_partition_arg])

    # Handle the boot image with a non-default name, e.g. boot-5.4.img
    boot_images = info_dict.get("boot_images")
    if boot_images:
      # we used the 1st boot image to generate the vbmeta. Rename the filename
      # to boot.img so that avbtool can find it correctly.
      first_image_name = boot_images.split()[0]
      first_image_path = os.path.join(input_tmp, 'IMAGES', first_image_name)
      assert os.path.isfile(first_image_path)
      renamed_boot_image_path = os.path.join(input_tmp, 'IMAGES', 'boot.img')
      os.rename(first_image_path, renamed_boot_image_path)

    proc = common.Run(cmd)
    stdoutdata, _ = proc.communicate()
    assert proc.returncode == 0, \
        'Failed to verify {} with avbtool (key: {}):\n{}'.format(
            image, key, stdoutdata)

    logging.info(
        'Verified %s with avbtool (key: %s):\n%s', image, key,
        stdoutdata.rstrip())

    # avbtool verifies recovery image for non-A/B devices.
    if (info_dict.get('ab_update') != 'true' and
        info_dict.get('no_recovery') != 'true'):
      image = os.path.join(input_tmp, 'IMAGES', 'recovery.img')
      key = info_dict['avb_recovery_key_path']
      cmd = [info_dict['avb_avbtool'], 'verify_image', '--image', image,
             '--key', key]
      proc = common.Run(cmd)
      stdoutdata, _ = proc.communicate()
      assert proc.returncode == 0, \
          'Failed to verify {} with avbtool (key: {}):\n{}'.format(
              image, key, stdoutdata)
      logging.info(
          'Verified %s with avbtool (key: %s):\n%s', image, key,
          stdoutdata.rstrip())

def CheckDataDuplicity(lines):
    build_prop = {}
    for line in lines:
      if line.startswith("import") or line.startswith("#"):
        continue
      key, value = line.split("=", 1)
      if key in build_prop:
        return key
      build_prop[key] = value

def CheckBuildPropDuplicity(input_tmp):
  """Check all buld.prop files inside directory input_tmp, raise error
  if they contain duplicates"""

  if not os.path.isdir(input_tmp):
    raise ValueError("Expect {} to be a directory".format(input_tmp))
  for name in os.listdir(input_tmp):
    if not name.isupper():
      continue
    for prop_file in ['build.prop', 'etc/build.prop']:
      path = os.path.join(input_tmp, name, prop_file)
      if not os.path.exists(path):
        continue
      logging.info("Checking {}".format(path))
      with open(path, 'r') as fp:
        dupKey = CheckDataDuplicity(fp.readlines())
        if dupKey:
          raise ValueError("{} contains duplicate keys for {}", path, dupKey)

def main():
  parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
      description=__doc__,
      formatter_class=argparse.RawDescriptionHelpFormatter)
  parser.add_argument(
      'target_files',
      help='the input target_files.zip to be validated')
  parser.add_argument(
      '--verity_key',
      help='the verity public key to verify the bootable images (Verified '
           'Boot 1.0), or the vbmeta image (Verified Boot 2.0, aka AVB), where '
           'applicable')
  for partition in common.AVB_PARTITIONS + common.AVB_VBMETA_PARTITIONS:
    parser.add_argument(
        '--avb_' + partition + '_key_path',
        help='the public or private key in PEM format to verify AVB chained '
             'partition of {}'.format(partition))
  parser.add_argument(
      '--verity_key_mincrypt',
      help='the verity public key in mincrypt format to verify the system '
           'images, if target using Verified Boot 1.0')
  args = parser.parse_args()

  # Unprovided args will have 'None' as the value.
  options = vars(args)

  logging_format = '%(asctime)s - %(filename)s - %(levelname)-8s: %(message)s'
  date_format = '%Y/%m/%d %H:%M:%S'
  logging.basicConfig(level=logging.INFO, format=logging_format,
                      datefmt=date_format)

  logging.info("Unzipping the input target_files.zip: %s", args.target_files)
  input_tmp = common.UnzipTemp(args.target_files)

  info_dict = common.LoadInfoDict(input_tmp)
  with zipfile.ZipFile(args.target_files, 'r') as input_zip:
    ValidateFileConsistency(input_zip, input_tmp, info_dict)

  CheckBuildPropDuplicity(input_tmp)

  ValidateInstallRecoveryScript(input_tmp, info_dict)

  ValidateVerifiedBootImages(input_tmp, info_dict, options)

  # TODO: Check if the OTA keys have been properly updated (the ones on /system,
  # in recovery image).

  logging.info("Done.")


if __name__ == '__main__':
  try:
    main()
  finally:
    common.Cleanup()