source: java/net/deterlab/abac/CredentialGraph.java @ 0595372

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Last change on this file since 0595372 was 42ca4b8, checked in by Ted Faber <faber@…>, 14 years ago

Allow identities to carry keys, and adjust reading routines to handle keys well.

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[31b67d5]1package net.deterlab.abac;
2
3import org.apache.commons.collections15.*;
4import org.apache.commons.collections15.functors.*;
5
6import edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.*;
7import edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.event.*;
8import edu.uci.ics.jung.graph.util.*;
9
10import java.awt.geom.Point2D;
11import java.io.*;
12import java.util.*;
13
14/**
15 * Represents a global graph of credentials in the form of principals and
16 * attributes.
17 */
18public class CredentialGraph {
[a2a1555]19    protected Graph<Role,Credential> g = null;
20    protected java.util.Set<Credential> derived_edges = new HashSet<Credential>();
21    protected Query pq;
22    protected boolean m_dirty;
[31b67d5]23
24    public CredentialGraph() {
25        /* create the graph */
[a624bd1]26        g = Graphs.<Role,Credential>synchronizedDirectedGraph(
27                new DirectedSparseGraph<Role,Credential>());
[31b67d5]28        pq = new Query(g);
29    }
30
31    /**
[5bf874d]32     * Returns a Query object which can be used to query the graph. This object
33     * becomes invalid if the graph is modified.
[31b67d5]34     */
35    public Query querier() {
[cac4c76]36        derive_implied_edges();
[31b67d5]37        return new Query(g);
38    }
39
40    /**
41     * Add a credential to the graph.
42     */
43    public void add_credential(Credential cred) {
44        Role tail = cred.tail();
45        Role head = cred.head();
46
47        /* explicitly add the vertices, otherwise get a null pointer exception */
[88e139a]48        if ( !g.containsVertex(tail)) 
49            g.addVertex(tail);
50        if ( !g.containsVertex(tail)) 
51            g.addVertex(head);
[31b67d5]52
[88e139a]53        if (!g.containsEdge(cred))
54            g.addEdge(cred, tail, head);
[cac4c76]55
56        // add the prereqs of an intersection to the graph
57        if (tail.is_intersection())
58            for (Role prereq : tail.prereqs())
59                g.addVertex(prereq);
[5bf874d]60
61        m_dirty = true;
[31b67d5]62    }
63
64    /**
65     * Remove a credential from the graph.
66     */
67    public void remove_credential(Credential cred) {
[622bdbc]68        if (g.containsEdge(cred))
69            g.removeEdge(cred);
[5bf874d]70        m_dirty = true;
[31b67d5]71    }
72
[88e139a]73    /**
74     * Add a role w/o an edge
75     */
76    public void add_vertex(Role v) {
77        if (!g.containsVertex(v)) {
78            g.addVertex(v);
79            m_dirty = true;
80        }
81    }
82
83    public void remove_vertex(Role v) {
84        if (g.containsVertex(v)) {
85            g.removeVertex(v);
86            m_dirty = true;
87        }
88    }
89
[31b67d5]90    /**
91     * Returns a collection of the credentials in the graph.
92     */
93    public Collection<Credential> credentials() {
94        Collection<Credential> creds = new HashSet<Credential>();
95
[90f939f]96        // only return creds with a cert: all others are derived edges
97        for (Credential cred : g.getEdges())
98            if (cred.cert() != null)
[31b67d5]99                creds.add(cred);
[90f939f]100
[31b67d5]101        return creds;
102    }
103
[88e139a]104    public Collection<Role> roles() {
105        return g.getVertices();
106    }
107
[31b67d5]108    /**
[cac4c76]109     * Derive the implied edges in the graph, according to RT0 derivation rules.
110     * They are added to this graph. See "Distributed Credential Chain Discovery
111     * in Trust Management" by Ninghui Li et al. for details. Note that a
112     * derived linking edge can imply a new intersection edge and vice versa.
113     * Therefore we iteratively derive edges, giving up when an iteration
114     * produces 0 new edges.
115     */
[a2a1555]116    protected synchronized void derive_implied_edges() {
[5bf874d]117        // nothing to do on a clean graph
118        if (!m_dirty)
119            return;
120
121        clear_old_edges();
[cac4c76]122
123        // iteratively derive links. continue as long as new links are added
124        while (derive_links_iter() > 0)
125            ;
[5bf874d]126        m_dirty = false;
[cac4c76]127    }
128
129    /**
130     * Single iteration of deriving implied edges. Returns the number of new
131     * links added.
[31b67d5]132     */
[a2a1555]133    protected int derive_links_iter() {
[cac4c76]134        int count = 0;
[31b67d5]135
136        /* for every node in the graph.. */
[cac4c76]137        for (Role vertex : g.getVertices()) {
138            if (vertex.is_intersection()) {
139                // for each prereq edge:
140                //     find set of principals that have the prereq
141                // find the intersection of all sets (i.e., principals that satisfy all prereqs)
142                // for each principal in intersection:
143                //     add derived edge
144
145                Set<Role> principals = null;
146
147                for (Role prereq : vertex.prereqs()) {
148                    Set<Role> cur_principals = pq.find_principals(prereq);
149
150                    if (principals == null)
151                        principals = cur_principals;
152                    else
153                        // no, they couldn't just call it "intersection"
154                        principals.retainAll(cur_principals);
155
156                    if (principals.size() == 0)
157                        break;
158                }
159
160                // add em
161                for (Role principal : principals)
162                    if (add_derived_edge(vertex, principal))
163                        ++count;
164            }
165
166            else if (vertex.is_linking()) {
167                // make the rest of the code a bit clearer
168                Role A_r1_r2 = vertex;
[31b67d5]169
[cac4c76]170                Role A_r1 = new Role(A_r1_r2.A_r1());
171                String r2 = A_r1_r2.r2();
[31b67d5]172
[cac4c76]173                /* locate the node A.r1 */
174                if (!g.containsVertex(A_r1)) continue; /* boring: nothing of the form A.r1 */
[31b67d5]175
[cac4c76]176                /* for each B that satisfies A_r1 */
177                for (Role principal : pq.find_principals(A_r1)) {
178                    Role B_r2 = new Role(principal + "." + r2);
179                    if (!g.containsVertex(B_r2)) continue;
[31b67d5]180
[cac4c76]181                    if (add_derived_edge(A_r1_r2, B_r2))
182                        ++count;
183                }
[31b67d5]184            }
185        }
[cac4c76]186
187        return count;
188    }
189
190    /**
191     * Add a derived edge in the graph. Returns true only if the edge does not
192     * exist.
193     */
[a2a1555]194    protected boolean add_derived_edge(Role head, Role tail) {
[cac4c76]195        // edge exists: return false
196        if (g.findEdge(tail, head) != null)
197            return false;
198
199        // add the new edge
200        Credential derived_edge = new Credential(head, tail);
201        derived_edges.add(derived_edge);
202        g.addEdge(derived_edge, tail, head);
203
204        return true;
[31b67d5]205    }
206
207    /**
208     * Clear the derived edges that currently exist in the graph. This is done
209     * before the edges are rederived. The derived edges in filtered graphs are
210     * also cleared.
211     */
[622bdbc]212    protected void clear_old_edges() { 
213        for (Credential i: derived_edges) 
[31b67d5]214            g.removeEdge(i);
215        derived_edges = new HashSet<Credential>();
216    }
217}
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