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If no such object already exists, create it. )� compressedr �ObfuscatedIPv6Network� first_hexes)r �addressr r0 r r r r t s � zSoSIPv6Map._get_networkN)r ) �__name__� __module__� __qualname__�__doc__r Zignore_matchesr4 Zcompile_regexes�versionr% r1 r r r r r r . s r c @ sZ e Zd ZdZddd�Zedd� �Zedd � �Zd d � Zd d � Z dd� Z dd� Z dd� Z dS )r3 a� An abstraction class that represents a network that is (to be) handled by sos. Each distinct IPv6 network that we encounter will have a representative instance of this class, from which new obfuscated subnets and host addresses will be generated. This class should be built from an ``ipaddress.IPv6Network`` object. If an obfuscation string is not passed, one will be created during init. r Nc C s� t |tj�std��|| _|j| _|jj| _ i | _ |du rDdg| _ n|| _ |sZ| � � | _ n,t |t�svtdt|�� ���|�d�d | _ dS )a� Basic setup for the obfuscated network. Minor validation on the addr used to create the instance, as well as on an optional ``obfuscation`` which if set, will serve as the obfuscated_network address. :param addr: The *un*obfuscated network to be handled :type addr: ``ipaddress.IPv6Network`` :param obfuscation: An optional pre-determined string representation of the obfuscated network address :type obfuscation: ``str`` :param used_hexes: A list of already used hexes for the first hextet of a potential global address obfuscation :type used_hexes: ``list`` z*Invalid network: not an IPv6Network objectNr z;Pre-determined obfuscated network address must be str, not r& r )� isinstancer � IPv6Network� Exception�addr� prefixlen�prefix�network_addressr2 r+ r r4 �_obfuscate_network_address�_obfuscated_network�str� TypeError�typer) )r r> Z obfuscationZ used_hexesr r r �__init__� s �z ObfuscatedIPv6Network.__init__c C s | j � d| j� �S )Nr& )rC r@ �r r r r r � s z(ObfuscatedIPv6Network.obfuscated_addressc C s | j jS �N)r> r2 rH r r r r � s z&ObfuscatedIPv6Network.original_addressc C s4 | j jr| �� S | j jr | jS | j jr.| �� S | jS )z�Generate the obfuscated pair for the network address. This is determined based on the netmask of the network this class was built on top of. )r> � is_global�_obfuscate_global_address� is_link_localr+ � is_private�_obfuscate_private_addressrH r r r rB � s z0ObfuscatedIPv6Network._obfuscate_network_addressc C s� | j �d�dd� }dg}tdd� |D ��r|dt| j�d }|� td �� �}|| jv rj|� td �� �}qN| j�|� |g}|�t|�� d� |�S ) a Global unicast addresses have a 48-bit global routing prefix and a 16-bit subnet. We set the global routing prefix to a static sos-specific identifier that could never be seen in the wild, '534f:' We then randomize the subnet hextet. �:r Nr c s s | ] }| V qd S rI r )r �cr r r � <genexpr>� r zBObfuscatedIPv6Network._obfuscate_global_address.<locals>.<genexpr>�5 � � ) r+ r) �all�lenr4 r �append�extendr �join)r �_hextets�_ob_hexZ_startr r r rK � s z/ObfuscatedIPv6Network._obfuscate_global_addressc C s2 | j �d�dd� }dg}|�t|�� d�|�S )a The first 8 bits will always be 'fd', the next 40 bits are meant to be a global ID, followed by 16 bits for the subnet. To keep things relatively simply we maintain the first hextet as 'fd53', and then randomize any remaining hextets rO r NZfd53)r+ r) rX r rY )r rZ r[ r r r rN � s z0ObfuscatedIPv6Network._obfuscate_private_addressc sv � fdd�}|j � jvrj� j�d�}|j t|�d� �d�}||�}|� j�� v r\||�}qD� �|j |� � j|j S )a� Given an unobfuscated address, generate an obfuscated match for it, and save it to this network for tracking during the execution of clean. Note: another way to do this would be to convert the obfuscated network to bytes, and add a random amount to that based on the number of addresses that the network can support and from that new bytes count craft a new IPv6 address. This has the advantage of absolutely guaranteeing the new address is within the network space (whereas the method employed below could *theoretically* generate an overlapping address), but would in turn remove any ability to compress obfuscated addresses to match the general format/syntax of the address it is replacing. For the moment, it is assumed that being able to maintain a quick mental note of "unobfuscated device ff00::1 is obfuscated device 53ad::a1b2" is more desireable than "ff00::1 is now obfuscated as 53ad::1234:abcd:9876:a1b2:". :param addr: The unobfuscated IPv6 address :type addr: ``ipaddress.IPv6Address`` :returns: An obfuscated address within this network :rtype: ``str`` c s d� � jd� t| �d���g�S )Nr rO )rY rC r r) )r# rH r r �_generate_address s �zGObfuscatedIPv6Network.obfuscate_host_address.<locals>._generate_addressrO N)r2 r r+ �rstriprV �lstrip�valuesr )r r> r\ Z_nZ_hostr$ r rH r r- � s z,ObfuscatedIPv6Network.obfuscate_host_addressc C s || j |< dS )zjAdds an obfuscated pair to the class for tracking and ongoing consistency in obfuscation. N)r )r r# r r r r r s z1ObfuscatedIPv6Network.add_obfuscated_host_address)r N) r6 r7 r8 r9 rG �propertyr r rB rK rN r- r r r r r r3 � s " 'r3 ) r Zrandomr Zsos.cleaner.mappingsr r r r r3 r r r r �<module> s R