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PhutilOpaqueEnvelope.php
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<?php
/**
* Opaque reference to a string (like a password) that won't put any sensitive
* data in stack traces, var_dump(), print_r(), error logs, etc. Usage:
*
* $envelope = new PhutilOpaqueEnvelope($password);
* do_stuff($envelope);
* // ...
* $password = $envelope->openEnvelope();
*
* Any time you're passing sensitive data into a stack, you should obscure it
* with an envelope to prevent it leaking if something goes wrong.
*
* The key for the envelope is stored elsewhere, in
* @{class:PhutilOpaqueEnvelopeKey}. This prevents it from appearing in
* any sort of logs related to the envelope, even if the logger is very
* aggressive.
*
* @task envelope Using Opaque Envelopes
* @task internal Internals
*/
final
class
PhutilOpaqueEnvelope
extends
Phobject
{
private
$value
;
/* -( Using Opaque Envelopes )--------------------------------------------- */
/**
* @task envelope
*/
public
function
__construct
(
$string
)
{
$this
->
value
=
$this
->
mask
(
$string
,
PhutilOpaqueEnvelopeKey
::
getKey
());
}
/**
* @task envelope
*/
public
function
openEnvelope
()
{
return
$this
->
mask
(
$this
->
value
,
PhutilOpaqueEnvelopeKey
::
getKey
());
}
/**
* @task envelope
*/
public
function
__toString
()
{
return
pht
(
'<opaque envelope>'
);
}
/* -( Internals )---------------------------------------------------------- */
/**
* @task internal
*/
private
function
mask
(
$string
,
$noise
)
{
$result
=
''
;
for
(
$ii
=
0
;
$ii
<
strlen
(
$string
);
$ii
++)
{
$s
=
$string
[
$ii
];
$n
=
$noise
[
$ii
%
strlen
(
$noise
)];
$result
.=
chr
(
ord
(
$s
)
^
ord
(
$n
));
}
return
$result
;
}
}
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