Add ComputeAuthTimeout expiry overflow reproducer#261
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Some functions in tpm2 expect an encoded TPMT_SIGNATURE. Here, we add an Encode method on the Signature type to support these functions.
Add the ability to call TPM2_PolicySigned, and add PolicySigned test to verify correct behavior given different expiration values.
The Microsoft TPM2 and IBM SW TPM simulator both use an absolute value method of `expiration = -expiration` in ComputeAuthTimeout. As abs(Int32Min) cannot be represented an an int32, this expression evaluates to Int32Min. See https://github.com/microsoft/ms-tpm-20-ref/blob/b94f9f92c579b723a16be72a69efbbf9c35ce44e/TPMCmd/tpm/src/command/EA/Policy_spt.c#L189 The function goes on to cast expiration to UINT64. This can either be sign-extended or zero-extended, which is undefined behavior. If it is sign-extended, this carries the negative bit to create a large number (9.22 e+18 ms ~ 292471140.58 years). If it is zero-extended, this results in 2147483648000 ms ~ 68.1 years. Also, enable non-zero expirations on TestPolicySecret The TPM2.0 spec, Revision 1.16, states that TPM2_PolicySecret doesn't return a timeout/ticket for a nonzero expiration without a nonce.
Separate revisions of the TPM spec treat expirations and nonces differently. Revision 1.16 requires a nonce with non-zero expiration while 1.59 does not. For the ComputeAuthTimeout test, we need empty nonces and expiration == min int32 to test properly.
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(Split off from #237 to allow merging the new functionality in)
The Microsoft TPM2 and IBM SW TPM simulator both use an absolute
value method of
expiration = -expirationin ComputeAuthTimeout.As abs(min Int32) cannot be represented an an int32, this expression evaluates to min Int32.
See https://github.com/microsoft/ms-tpm-20-ref/blob/b94f9f92c579b723a16be72a69efbbf9c35ce44e/TPMCmd/tpm/src/command/EA/Policy_spt.c#L189
The function goes on to cast expiration to UINT64. This can either
be sign-extended or zero-extended, which is undefined behavior.