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Revert "tpm2: reject unknown hash state type in HASH_STATE_TYPE_Unmarshal" - #646
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#!/bin/bash # Inspect the loading guards and consumers in this PR's version. rg -n -C 6 'HASH_STATE_Unmarshal\(|HASH_OBJECT_Unmarshal\(|hashSeq|eventSeq|hmacSeq' src/tpm2/NVMarshal.c rg -n -C 8 'CryptDigestUpdate\(|CryptHashEnd\(|FAIL_VOID|hashState->type' src/tpm2/TPMCmd/tpm/src/crypt/CryptHash.c
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set -eu printf '%s\n' '--- changed implementation and callers ---' nl -ba src/tpm2/NVMarshal.c | sed -n '2238,2435p' printf '%s\n' '--- object load and sequence predicates ---' nl -ba src/tpm2/NVMarshal.c | sed -n '2635,2720p' rg -n -C 8 -F -e 'ObjectIsSequence(' -e 'HASH_STATE_EMPTY' -e 'VolatileLoad' -e 'PERSISTENT_ALL_Unmarshal' -e 'TPM2_ValidateState' src/tpm2 src/tpm_tpm2_interface.c || test "$?" -eq 1 printf '%s\n' '--- hash state definitions and active-state consumers ---' rg -n -C 6 -F -e 'typedef.*HASH_STATE' -e 'HASH_STATE_TYPE' -e 'hashState.type' -e 'state.hashState' src/tpm2/TPMCmd/tpm src/tpm2 | head -n 300
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set -eu printf '%s\n' '--- changed implementation and callers ---' nl -ba src/tpm2/NVMarshal.c | sed -n '2238,2435p' printf '%s\n' '--- object load and sequence predicates ---' nl -ba src/tpm2/NVMarshal.c | sed -n '2635,2720p' rg -n -C 8 -F -e 'ObjectIsSequence(' -e 'HASH_STATE_EMPTY' -e 'VolatileLoad' -e 'PERSISTENT_ALL_Unmarshal' -e 'TPM2_ValidateState' src/tpm2 src/tpm_tpm2_interface.c || test "$?" -eq 1 printf '%s\n' '--- hash state definitions and active-state consumers ---' rg -n -C 6 -F -e 'typedef.*HASH_STATE' -e 'HASH_STATE_TYPE' -e 'hashState.type' -e 'state.hashState' src/tpm2/TPMCmd/tpm src/tpm2 | head -n 300
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Validate invalid types in active sequence states.
HASH_STATE_TYPE_Unmarshal accepts every byte. HASH_OBJECT_Unmarshal stores that value in an occupied sequence object without validation. Later updates call CryptDigestUpdate, whose unknown-type branch invokes FAIL_VOID(FATAL_ERROR_INTERNAL).
Reject or reset invalid types in states used by active sequences. Preserve compatibility for stale inactive entries.
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Reverts #644
Unfortunately old state files may contain bad numbers in HASH_STATE_TYPE, likely due to OBJECTs not having been cleared and too much state of a HASH_OBJECT having been marshalled.
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