fix: validate Content_Checksum on decode, add opt-in encoder emission - #57
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ChangesContent checksum support
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participant Zstd
participant PureZstdEncoder
participant Xxh64
participant PureZstdDecoder
Zstd->>PureZstdEncoder: compress(data, checksum=true)
PureZstdEncoder->>Xxh64: hash input data
Xxh64-->>PureZstdEncoder: XXH64 checksum
PureZstdEncoder-->>PureZstdDecoder: checksummed Zstandard frame
PureZstdDecoder->>Xxh64: hash decoded output
Xxh64-->>PureZstdDecoder: calculated checksum
PureZstdDecoder-->>Zstd: decoded data or ZstdException
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In `@src/commonMain/kotlin/org/meshtastic/kzstd/Zstd.kt`:
- Around line 49-64: Preserve the existing JVM method descriptors for both
compress overloads by retaining legacy delegating methods without the checksum
parameter, defaulting checksum to false. Add separate checksum-aware overloads
that delegate to the existing implementation, covering both the dictionary and
no-dictionary paths in Zstd.compress.
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| public fun compress( | ||
| data: ByteArray, | ||
| dictionary: ZstdDictionary, | ||
| level: Int = DEFAULT_LEVEL, | ||
| checksum: Boolean = false, | ||
| ): ByteArray = wrapFailures("compression", data.size) { | ||
| PureZstdEncoder.encode(data, dictionary.parsed, dictionary.matchIndex, level, checksum) | ||
| } | ||
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| /** Compress [data] into a standard zstd frame with no dictionary. */ | ||
| /** | ||
| * Compress [data] into a standard zstd frame with no dictionary. See | ||
| * [compress] (dictionary overload) for [checksum]. | ||
| */ | ||
| @Throws(ZstdException::class) | ||
| public fun compress(data: ByteArray, level: Int = DEFAULT_LEVEL): ByteArray = | ||
| compress(data, ZstdDictionary.EMPTY, level) | ||
| public fun compress(data: ByteArray, level: Int = DEFAULT_LEVEL, checksum: Boolean = false): ByteArray = | ||
| compress(data, ZstdDictionary.EMPTY, level, checksum) |
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Preserve the existing overloads for binary compatibility.
The new checksum parameter removes the existing JVM descriptors. Already compiled consumers can fail with NoSuchMethodError. Keep the legacy overloads as delegating methods with checksum = false, then add checksum-aware overloads.
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In `@src/commonMain/kotlin/org/meshtastic/kzstd/Zstd.kt` around lines 49 - 64,
Preserve the existing JVM method descriptors for both compress overloads by
retaining legacy delegating methods without the checksum parameter, defaulting
checksum to false. Add separate checksum-aware overloads that delegate to the
existing implementation, covering both the dictionary and no-dictionary paths in
Zstd.compress.
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decode() parsed Content_Checksum_Flag but discarded it: kzstd's own frames never set it, so the trailing 4-byte XXH64 checksum a real libzstd frame commonly has (the zstd CLI enables it by default) was never read, and corrupted frame content decoded successfully with no integrity check. Added a pure-Kotlin XXH64 (Xxh64.kt, no external dependency -- kzstd is zero-runtime-dependency) and wired decode() to read the trailing 4 bytes and compare against the low 32 bits of XXH64(seed=0) over the full decoded content whenever the flag is set, throwing ZstdException on a mismatch. This applies to ANY conformant frame, not just kzstd's own. Xxh64Test pins known reference vectors (empty, "a", "abc", a 200-byte pattern) cross-checked against the real `zstd` CLI's checksum trailer for the same content. ContentChecksumTest hand-builds frames byte-for- byte from `zstd -19` output to exercise valid/wrong/truncated checksum on every target without the JVM-only zstd-jni dependency. KzstdLibzstdInteropTest adds the JVM-only oracle: a real ZstdCompressCtx().setChecksum(true) frame decodes correctly, and a single-bit-flipped checksum trailer is rejected. Signed-off-by: James Rich <james.a.rich@gmail.com>
Zstd.compress and PureZstdEncoder.encode gain a `checksum: Boolean = false` parameter. When true, the encoder sets Content_Checksum_Flag in the frame header and appends the trailing 4-byte XXH64 checksum (RFC 8878 §3.1.1) of the input, which the previous commit's decoder change now validates. Defaults to false, so every existing call site's frame bytes are byte-for-byte unchanged (ByteIdenticalRegressionTest needed no changes). Public API change: apiDump run, api/kzstd.api and api/kzstd.klib.api updated. kzstdChecksummedFramesDecodeUnderLibzstdAndSelf confirms a checksum=true frame both decodes correctly under real libzstd and round-trips through kzstd's own (now-validating) decoder. Signed-off-by: James Rich <james.a.rich@gmail.com>
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Closes an RFC 8878 conformance gap found in a parity audit: Content_Checksum was a dead field on both sides.
Decoder (required, the actual bug)
decode()never read or verified the trailing 4-byte checksum on any frame — including real libzstd-produced ones, which have it on by default (thezstdCLI enables checksums unless--no-check). Corrupted content decoded successfully with no integrity check.Now: when a frame's
Content_Checksum_Flagis set, the decoder computes XXH64 (seed 0) over the decoded content, compares the low 32 bits against the trailing 4 bytes (RFC 8878 §3.1.1), and throwsZstdExceptionon mismatch. New pure-KotlinXxh64(zero external deps, per the project's zero-runtime-dependency invariant).Encoder (additive)
Zstd.compressgained an opt-inchecksum: Boolean = falseparameter. Default stays off — every existing call's frame bytes are byte-for-byte unchanged (ByteIdenticalRegressionTestuntouched).Testing
Xxh64Test: hash correctness against reference vectors, cross-checked with realzstdCLI output.ContentChecksumTest: hand-built frames — valid / wrong / truncated checksum — on every target.KzstdLibzstdInteropTest(zstd-jni oracle, real libzstd): validates a real libzstd-checksummed frame, rejects a bit-flipped one, round-trips kzstd's own checksummed output through both libzstd and kzstd../gradlew buildpasses on every target except native test-binary linking, which crashes with a pre-existing, unrelated JVM SIGSEGV in the Kotlin/Native linker on this dev host — reproduced identically on unmodifiedmain, tracked separately in #56. Source compiles for every target includinglinuxX64/mingwX64; only the link+run step is affected there, and the produced binary runs and passes when invoked directly.Summary by CodeRabbit