wp-includes/sodium_compat/src/Core/AEGIS128L.php:21$ctstring$tagstring$adstring$keystring$noncestringstring public static function decrypt($ct, $tag, $ad, $key, $nonce) { $state = self::init($key, $nonce); $ad_blocks = (self::strlen($ad) + 31) >> 5; for ($i = 0; $i < $ad_blocks; ++$i) { $ai = self::substr($ad, $i << 5, 32); if (self::strlen($ai) < 32) { $ai = str_pad($ai, 32, "\0", STR_PAD_RIGHT); } $state->absorb($ai); } $msg = ''; $cn = self::strlen($ct) & 31; $ct_blocks = self::strlen($ct) >> 5; for ($i = 0; $i < $ct_blocks; ++$i) { $msg .= $state->dec(self::substr($ct, $i << 5, 32)); } if ($cn) { $start = $ct_blocks << 5; $msg .= $state->decPartial(self::substr($ct, $start, $cn)); } $expected_tag = $state->finalize( self::strlen($ad) << 3, self::strlen($msg) << 3 ); if (!self::hashEquals($expected_tag, $tag)) { try { // The RFC says to erase msg, so we shall try: ParagonIE_Sodium_Compat::memzero($msg); } catch (SodiumException $ex) { // Do nothing if we cannot memzero } throw new SodiumException('verification failed'); } return $msg; }Unchanged from 6.7.7 through 7.1.0.
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