@polkadot/util-crypto/cjs/scrypt/fromU8a.js

"use strict";
Object.defineProperty(exports, "__esModule", { value: true });
exports.scryptFromU8a = void 0;
const util_1 = require("@polkadot/util");
const bn_js_1 = require("../bn.js");
const defaults_js_1 = require("./defaults.js");
function scryptFromU8a(data) {
    const salt = data.subarray(0, 32);
    const N = (0, util_1.u8aToBn)(data.subarray(32 + 0, 32 + 4), bn_js_1.BN_LE_OPTS).toNumber();
    const p = (0, util_1.u8aToBn)(data.subarray(32 + 4, 32 + 8), bn_js_1.BN_LE_OPTS).toNumber();
    const r = (0, util_1.u8aToBn)(data.subarray(32 + 8, 32 + 12), bn_js_1.BN_LE_OPTS).toNumber();
    // FIXME At this moment we assume these to be fixed params, this is not a great idea
    // since we lose flexibility and updates for greater security. However we need some
    // protection against carefully-crafted params that can eat up CPU since these are user
    // inputs. So we need to get very clever here, but atm we only allow the defaults
    // and if no match, bail out
    if (N !== defaults_js_1.DEFAULT_PARAMS.N || p !== defaults_js_1.DEFAULT_PARAMS.p || r !== defaults_js_1.DEFAULT_PARAMS.r) {
        throw new Error('Invalid injected scrypt params found');
    }
    return { params: { N, p, r }, salt };
}
exports.scryptFromU8a = scryptFromU8a;