lnd/routing/blindedpath/blinded_path.go
Elle Mouton c490279002
blindedpath: smarter dummy hop policy selection
This commit introduces more sophisticated code for selecting dummy hop
policy values for dummy hops in blinded paths.

For the case where the path does contain real hops, the dummy hop policy
values are derived by taking the average of those hop polices. For the
case where there are no real hops (in other words, we are the
introduction node), we use the default policy values used for normal
ChannelUpdates but then for the MaxHTLC value, we take the average of
all our open channel capacities.
2024-07-26 13:03:07 +02:00

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Go

package blindedpath
import (
"bytes"
"errors"
"fmt"
"math"
"sort"
"github.com/btcsuite/btcd/btcec/v2"
"github.com/btcsuite/btcd/btcutil"
sphinx "github.com/lightningnetwork/lightning-onion"
"github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/channeldb"
"github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/channeldb/models"
"github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/lnwire"
"github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/record"
"github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/routing/route"
"github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/tlv"
"github.com/lightningnetwork/lnd/zpay32"
)
const (
// oneMillion is a constant used frequently in fee rate calculations.
oneMillion = uint32(1_000_000)
)
// errInvalidBlindedPath indicates that the chosen real path is not usable as
// a blinded path.
var errInvalidBlindedPath = errors.New("the chosen path results in an " +
"unusable blinded path")
// BuildBlindedPathCfg defines the various resources and configuration values
// required to build a blinded payment path to this node.
type BuildBlindedPathCfg struct {
// FindRoutes returns a set of routes to us that can be used for the
// construction of blinded paths. These routes will consist of real
// nodes advertising the route blinding feature bit. They may be of
// various lengths and may even contain only a single hop. Any route
// shorter than MinNumHops will be padded with dummy hops during route
// construction.
FindRoutes func(value lnwire.MilliSatoshi) ([]*route.Route, error)
// FetchChannelEdgesByID attempts to look up the two directed edges for
// the channel identified by the channel ID.
FetchChannelEdgesByID func(chanID uint64) (*models.ChannelEdgeInfo,
*models.ChannelEdgePolicy, *models.ChannelEdgePolicy, error)
// FetchOurOpenChannels fetches this node's set of open channels.
FetchOurOpenChannels func() ([]*channeldb.OpenChannel, error)
// BestHeight can be used to fetch the best block height that this node
// is aware of.
BestHeight func() (uint32, error)
// AddPolicyBuffer is a function that can be used to alter the policy
// values of the given channel edge. The main reason for doing this is
// to add a safety buffer so that if the node makes small policy changes
// during the lifetime of the blinded path, then the path remains valid
// and so probing is more difficult. Note that this will only be called
// for the policies of real nodes and won't be applied to
// DefaultDummyHopPolicy.
AddPolicyBuffer func(policy *BlindedHopPolicy) (*BlindedHopPolicy,
error)
// PathID is the secret data to embed in the blinded path data that we
// will receive back as the recipient. This is the equivalent of the
// payment address used in normal payments. It lets the recipient check
// that the path is being used in the correct context.
PathID []byte
// ValueMsat is the payment amount in milli-satoshis that must be
// routed. This will be used for selecting appropriate routes to use for
// the blinded path.
ValueMsat lnwire.MilliSatoshi
// MinFinalCLTVExpiryDelta is the minimum CLTV delta that the recipient
// requires for the final hop of the payment.
//
// NOTE that the caller is responsible for adding additional block
// padding to this value to account for blocks being mined while the
// payment is in-flight.
MinFinalCLTVExpiryDelta uint32
// BlocksUntilExpiry is the number of blocks that this blinded path
// should remain valid for.
BlocksUntilExpiry uint32
// MinNumHops is the minimum number of hops that each blinded path
// should be. If the number of hops in a path returned by FindRoutes is
// less than this number, then dummy hops will be post-fixed to the
// route.
MinNumHops uint8
// DefaultDummyHopPolicy holds the policy values that should be used for
// dummy hops in the cases where it cannot be derived via other means
// such as averaging the policy values of other hops on the path. This
// would happen in the case where the introduction node is also the
// introduction node. If these default policy values are used, then
// the MaxHTLCMsat value must be carefully chosen.
DefaultDummyHopPolicy *BlindedHopPolicy
}
// BuildBlindedPaymentPaths uses the passed config to construct a set of blinded
// payment paths that can be added to the invoice.
func BuildBlindedPaymentPaths(cfg *BuildBlindedPathCfg) (
[]*zpay32.BlindedPaymentPath, error) {
if cfg.MinFinalCLTVExpiryDelta >= cfg.BlocksUntilExpiry {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("blinded path CLTV expiry delta (%d) "+
"must be greater than the minimum final CLTV expiry "+
"delta (%d)", cfg.BlocksUntilExpiry,
cfg.MinFinalCLTVExpiryDelta)
}
// Find some appropriate routes for the value to be routed. This will
// return a set of routes made up of real nodes.
routes, err := cfg.FindRoutes(cfg.ValueMsat)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
if len(routes) == 0 {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("could not find any routes to self to " +
"use for blinded route construction")
}
// Not every route returned will necessarily result in a usable blinded
// path and so the number of paths returned might be less than the
// number of real routes returned by FindRoutes above.
paths := make([]*zpay32.BlindedPaymentPath, 0, len(routes))
// For each route returned, we will construct the associated blinded
// payment path.
for _, route := range routes {
path, err := buildBlindedPaymentPath(
cfg, extractCandidatePath(route),
)
if errors.Is(err, errInvalidBlindedPath) {
log.Debugf("Not using route (%s) as a blinded path "+
"since it resulted in an invalid blinded path",
route)
continue
}
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
paths = append(paths, path)
}
if len(paths) == 0 {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("could not build any blinded paths")
}
return paths, nil
}
// buildBlindedPaymentPath takes a route from an introduction node to this node
// and uses the given config to convert it into a blinded payment path.
func buildBlindedPaymentPath(cfg *BuildBlindedPathCfg, path *candidatePath) (
*zpay32.BlindedPaymentPath, error) {
// Pad the given route with dummy hops until the minimum number of hops
// is met.
err := path.padWithDummyHops(cfg.MinNumHops)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
hops, minHTLC, maxHTLC, err := collectRelayInfo(cfg, path)
if err != nil {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("could not collect blinded path relay "+
"info: %w", err)
}
relayInfo := make([]*record.PaymentRelayInfo, len(hops))
for i, hop := range hops {
relayInfo[i] = hop.relayInfo
}
// Using the collected relay info, we can calculate the aggregated
// policy values for the route.
baseFee, feeRate, cltvDelta := calcBlindedPathPolicies(
relayInfo, uint16(cfg.MinFinalCLTVExpiryDelta),
)
currentHeight, err := cfg.BestHeight()
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
// The next step is to calculate the payment constraints to communicate
// to each hop and to package up the hop info for each hop. We will
// handle the final hop first since its payload looks a bit different,
// and then we will iterate backwards through the remaining hops.
//
// Note that the +1 here is required because the route won't have the
// introduction node included in the "Hops". But since we want to create
// payloads for all the hops as well as the introduction node, we add 1
// here to get the full hop length along with the introduction node.
hopDataSet := make([]*hopData, 0, len(path.hops)+1)
// Determine the maximum CLTV expiry for the destination node.
cltvExpiry := currentHeight + cfg.BlocksUntilExpiry +
cfg.MinFinalCLTVExpiryDelta
constraints := &record.PaymentConstraints{
MaxCltvExpiry: cltvExpiry,
HtlcMinimumMsat: minHTLC,
}
// If the blinded route has only a source node (introduction node) and
// no hops, then the destination node is also the source node.
finalHopPubKey := path.introNode
if len(path.hops) > 0 {
finalHopPubKey = path.hops[len(path.hops)-1].pubKey
}
// For the final hop, we only send it the path ID and payment
// constraints.
info, err := buildFinalHopRouteData(
finalHopPubKey, cfg.PathID, constraints,
)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
hopDataSet = append(hopDataSet, info)
// Iterate through the remaining (non-final) hops, back to front.
for i := len(hops) - 1; i >= 0; i-- {
hop := hops[i]
cltvExpiry += uint32(hop.relayInfo.CltvExpiryDelta)
constraints = &record.PaymentConstraints{
MaxCltvExpiry: cltvExpiry,
HtlcMinimumMsat: minHTLC,
}
var info *hopData
if hop.nextHopIsDummy {
info, err = buildDummyRouteData(
hop.hopPubKey, hop.relayInfo, constraints,
)
} else {
info, err = buildHopRouteData(
hop.hopPubKey, hop.nextSCID, hop.relayInfo,
constraints,
)
}
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
hopDataSet = append(hopDataSet, info)
}
// Sort the hop info list in reverse order so that the data for the
// introduction node is first.
sort.Slice(hopDataSet, func(i, j int) bool {
return j < i
})
// Add padding to each route data instance until the encrypted data
// blobs are all the same size.
paymentPath, _, err := padHopInfo(
hopDataSet, true, record.AverageDummyHopPayloadSize,
)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
// Derive an ephemeral session key.
sessionKey, err := btcec.NewPrivateKey()
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
// Encrypt the hop info.
blindedPath, err := sphinx.BuildBlindedPath(sessionKey, paymentPath)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
if len(blindedPath.BlindedHops) < 1 {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("blinded path must have at least one " +
"hop")
}
// Overwrite the introduction point's blinded pub key with the real
// pub key since then we can use this more compact format in the
// invoice without needing to encode the un-used blinded node pub key of
// the intro node.
blindedPath.BlindedHops[0].BlindedNodePub =
blindedPath.IntroductionPoint
// Now construct a z32 blinded path.
return &zpay32.BlindedPaymentPath{
FeeBaseMsat: uint32(baseFee),
FeeRate: feeRate,
CltvExpiryDelta: cltvDelta,
HTLCMinMsat: uint64(minHTLC),
HTLCMaxMsat: uint64(maxHTLC),
Features: lnwire.EmptyFeatureVector(),
FirstEphemeralBlindingPoint: blindedPath.BlindingPoint,
Hops: blindedPath.BlindedHops,
}, nil
}
// hopRelayInfo packages together the relay info to send to hop on a blinded
// path along with the pub key of that hop and the SCID that the hop should
// forward the payment on to.
type hopRelayInfo struct {
hopPubKey route.Vertex
nextSCID lnwire.ShortChannelID
relayInfo *record.PaymentRelayInfo
nextHopIsDummy bool
}
// collectRelayInfo collects the relay policy rules for each relay hop on the
// route and applies any policy buffers.
//
// For the blinded route:
//
// C --chan(CB)--> B --chan(BA)--> A
//
// where C is the introduction node, the route.Route struct we are given will
// have SourcePubKey set to C's pub key, and then it will have the following
// route.Hops:
//
// - PubKeyBytes: B, ChannelID: chan(CB)
// - PubKeyBytes: A, ChannelID: chan(BA)
//
// We, however, want to collect the channel policies for the following PubKey
// and ChannelID pairs:
//
// - PubKey: C, ChannelID: chan(CB)
// - PubKey: B, ChannelID: chan(BA)
//
// Therefore, when we go through the route and its hops to collect policies, our
// index for collecting public keys will be trailing that of the channel IDs by
// 1.
//
// For any dummy hops on the route, this function also decides what to use as
// policy values for the dummy hops. If there are other real hops, then the
// dummy hop policy values are derived by taking the average of the real
// policy values. If there are no real hops (in other words we are the
// introduction node), then we use some default routing values and we use the
// average of our channel capacities for the MaxHTLC value.
func collectRelayInfo(cfg *BuildBlindedPathCfg, path *candidatePath) (
[]*hopRelayInfo, lnwire.MilliSatoshi, lnwire.MilliSatoshi, error) {
var (
// The first pub key is that of the introduction node.
hopSource = path.introNode
// A collection of the policy values of real hops on the path.
policies = make(map[uint64]*BlindedHopPolicy)
hasDummyHops bool
)
// On this first iteration, we just collect policy values of the real
// hops on the path.
for _, hop := range path.hops {
// Once we have hit a dummy hop, all hops after will be dummy
// hops too.
if hop.isDummy {
hasDummyHops = true
break
}
// For real hops, retrieve the channel policy for this hop's
// channel ID in the direction pointing away from the hopSource
// node.
policy, err := getNodeChannelPolicy(
cfg, hop.channelID, hopSource,
)
if err != nil {
return nil, 0, 0, err
}
policies[hop.channelID] = policy
// This hop's pub key will be the policy creator for the next
// hop.
hopSource = hop.pubKey
}
var (
dummyHopPolicy *BlindedHopPolicy
err error
)
// If the path does have dummy hops, we need to decide which policy
// values to use for these hops.
if hasDummyHops {
dummyHopPolicy, err = computeDummyHopPolicy(
cfg.DefaultDummyHopPolicy, cfg.FetchOurOpenChannels,
policies,
)
if err != nil {
return nil, 0, 0, err
}
}
// We iterate through the hops one more time. This time it is to
// buffer the policy values, collect the payment relay info to send to
// each hop, and to compute the min and max HTLC values for the path.
var (
hops = make([]*hopRelayInfo, 0, len(path.hops))
minHTLC lnwire.MilliSatoshi
maxHTLC lnwire.MilliSatoshi
)
// The first pub key is that of the introduction node.
hopSource = path.introNode
for _, hop := range path.hops {
var (
policy = dummyHopPolicy
ok bool
err error
)
if !hop.isDummy {
policy, ok = policies[hop.channelID]
if !ok {
return nil, 0, 0, fmt.Errorf("no cached "+
"policy found for channel ID: %d",
hop.channelID)
}
}
policy, err = cfg.AddPolicyBuffer(policy)
if err != nil {
return nil, 0, 0, err
}
// If this is the first policy we are collecting, then use this
// policy to set the base values for min/max htlc.
if len(hops) == 0 {
minHTLC = policy.MinHTLCMsat
maxHTLC = policy.MaxHTLCMsat
} else {
if policy.MinHTLCMsat > minHTLC {
minHTLC = policy.MinHTLCMsat
}
if policy.MaxHTLCMsat < maxHTLC {
maxHTLC = policy.MaxHTLCMsat
}
}
// From the policy values for this hop, we can collect the
// payment relay info that we will send to this hop.
hops = append(hops, &hopRelayInfo{
hopPubKey: hopSource,
nextSCID: lnwire.NewShortChanIDFromInt(hop.channelID),
relayInfo: &record.PaymentRelayInfo{
FeeRate: policy.FeeRate,
BaseFee: policy.BaseFee,
CltvExpiryDelta: policy.CLTVExpiryDelta,
},
nextHopIsDummy: hop.isDummy,
})
// This hop's pub key will be the policy creator for the next
// hop.
hopSource = hop.pubKey
}
// It can happen that there is no HTLC-range overlap between the various
// hops along the path. We return errInvalidBlindedPath to indicate that
// this route was not usable
if minHTLC > maxHTLC {
return nil, 0, 0, fmt.Errorf("%w: resulting blinded path min "+
"HTLC value is larger than the resulting max HTLC "+
"value", errInvalidBlindedPath)
}
return hops, minHTLC, maxHTLC, nil
}
// buildDummyRouteData constructs the record.BlindedRouteData struct for the
// given a hop in a blinded route where the following hop is a dummy hop.
func buildDummyRouteData(node route.Vertex, relayInfo *record.PaymentRelayInfo,
constraints *record.PaymentConstraints) (*hopData, error) {
nodeID, err := btcec.ParsePubKey(node[:])
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return &hopData{
data: record.NewDummyHopRouteData(
nodeID, *relayInfo, *constraints,
),
nodeID: nodeID,
}, nil
}
// computeDummyHopPolicy determines policy values to use for a dummy hop on a
// blinded path. If other real policy values exist, then we use the average of
// those values for the dummy hop policy values. Otherwise, in the case were
// there are no real policy values due to this node being the introduction node,
// we use the provided default policy values, and we get the average capacity of
// this node's channels to compute a MaxHTLC value.
func computeDummyHopPolicy(defaultPolicy *BlindedHopPolicy,
fetchOurChannels func() ([]*channeldb.OpenChannel, error),
policies map[uint64]*BlindedHopPolicy) (*BlindedHopPolicy, error) {
numPolicies := len(policies)
// If there are no real policies to calculate an average policy from,
// then we use the default. The only thing we need to calculate here
// though is the MaxHTLC value.
if numPolicies == 0 {
chans, err := fetchOurChannels()
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
if len(chans) == 0 {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("node has no channels to " +
"receive on")
}
// Calculate the average channel capacity and use this as the
// MaxHTLC value.
var maxHTLC btcutil.Amount
for _, c := range chans {
maxHTLC += c.Capacity
}
maxHTLC = btcutil.Amount(float64(maxHTLC) / float64(len(chans)))
return &BlindedHopPolicy{
CLTVExpiryDelta: defaultPolicy.CLTVExpiryDelta,
FeeRate: defaultPolicy.FeeRate,
BaseFee: defaultPolicy.BaseFee,
MinHTLCMsat: defaultPolicy.MinHTLCMsat,
MaxHTLCMsat: lnwire.NewMSatFromSatoshis(maxHTLC),
}, nil
}
var avgPolicy BlindedHopPolicy
for _, policy := range policies {
avgPolicy.MinHTLCMsat += policy.MinHTLCMsat
avgPolicy.MaxHTLCMsat += policy.MaxHTLCMsat
avgPolicy.BaseFee += policy.BaseFee
avgPolicy.FeeRate += policy.FeeRate
avgPolicy.CLTVExpiryDelta += policy.CLTVExpiryDelta
}
avgPolicy.MinHTLCMsat = lnwire.MilliSatoshi(
float64(avgPolicy.MinHTLCMsat) / float64(numPolicies),
)
avgPolicy.MaxHTLCMsat = lnwire.MilliSatoshi(
float64(avgPolicy.MaxHTLCMsat) / float64(numPolicies),
)
avgPolicy.BaseFee = lnwire.MilliSatoshi(
float64(avgPolicy.BaseFee) / float64(numPolicies),
)
avgPolicy.FeeRate = uint32(
float64(avgPolicy.FeeRate) / float64(numPolicies),
)
avgPolicy.CLTVExpiryDelta = uint16(
float64(avgPolicy.CLTVExpiryDelta) / float64(numPolicies),
)
return &avgPolicy, nil
}
// buildHopRouteData constructs the record.BlindedRouteData struct for the given
// non-final hop on a blinded path and packages it with the node's ID.
func buildHopRouteData(node route.Vertex, scid lnwire.ShortChannelID,
relayInfo *record.PaymentRelayInfo,
constraints *record.PaymentConstraints) (*hopData, error) {
// Wrap up the data we want to send to this hop.
blindedRouteHopData := record.NewNonFinalBlindedRouteData(
scid, nil, *relayInfo, constraints, nil,
)
nodeID, err := btcec.ParsePubKey(node[:])
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return &hopData{
data: blindedRouteHopData,
nodeID: nodeID,
}, nil
}
// buildFinalHopRouteData constructs the record.BlindedRouteData struct for the
// final hop and packages it with the real node ID of the node it is intended
// for.
func buildFinalHopRouteData(node route.Vertex, pathID []byte,
constraints *record.PaymentConstraints) (*hopData, error) {
blindedRouteHopData := record.NewFinalHopBlindedRouteData(
constraints, pathID,
)
nodeID, err := btcec.ParsePubKey(node[:])
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
return &hopData{
data: blindedRouteHopData,
nodeID: nodeID,
}, nil
}
// getNodeChanPolicy fetches the routing policy info for the given channel and
// node pair.
func getNodeChannelPolicy(cfg *BuildBlindedPathCfg, chanID uint64,
nodeID route.Vertex) (*BlindedHopPolicy, error) {
// Attempt to fetch channel updates for the given channel. We will have
// at most two updates for a given channel.
_, update1, update2, err := cfg.FetchChannelEdgesByID(chanID)
if err != nil {
return nil, err
}
// Now we need to determine which of the updates was created by the
// node in question. We know the update is the correct one if the
// "ToNode" for the fetched policy is _not_ equal to the node ID in
// question.
var policy *models.ChannelEdgePolicy
switch {
case update1 != nil && !bytes.Equal(update1.ToNode[:], nodeID[:]):
policy = update1
case update2 != nil && !bytes.Equal(update2.ToNode[:], nodeID[:]):
policy = update2
default:
return nil, fmt.Errorf("no channel updates found from node "+
"%s for channel %d", nodeID, chanID)
}
return &BlindedHopPolicy{
CLTVExpiryDelta: policy.TimeLockDelta,
FeeRate: uint32(policy.FeeProportionalMillionths),
BaseFee: policy.FeeBaseMSat,
MinHTLCMsat: policy.MinHTLC,
MaxHTLCMsat: policy.MaxHTLC,
}, nil
}
// candidatePath holds all the information about a route to this node that we
// need in order to build a blinded route.
type candidatePath struct {
introNode route.Vertex
finalNodeID route.Vertex
hops []*blindedPathHop
}
// padWithDummyHops will append n dummy hops to the candidatePath hop set. The
// pub key for the dummy hop will be the same as the pub key for the final hop
// of the path. That way, the final hop will be able to decrypt the data
// encrypted for each dummy hop.
func (c *candidatePath) padWithDummyHops(n uint8) error {
for len(c.hops) < int(n) {
c.hops = append(c.hops, &blindedPathHop{
pubKey: c.finalNodeID,
isDummy: true,
})
}
return nil
}
// blindedPathHop holds the information we need to know about a hop in a route
// in order to use it in the construction of a blinded path.
type blindedPathHop struct {
// pubKey is the real pub key of a node on a blinded path.
pubKey route.Vertex
// channelID is the channel along which the previous hop should forward
// their HTLC in order to reach this hop.
channelID uint64
// isDummy is true if this hop is an appended dummy hop.
isDummy bool
}
// extractCandidatePath extracts the data it needs from the given route.Route in
// order to construct a candidatePath.
func extractCandidatePath(path *route.Route) *candidatePath {
var (
hops = make([]*blindedPathHop, len(path.Hops))
finalNode = path.SourcePubKey
)
for i, hop := range path.Hops {
hops[i] = &blindedPathHop{
pubKey: hop.PubKeyBytes,
channelID: hop.ChannelID,
}
if i == len(path.Hops)-1 {
finalNode = hop.PubKeyBytes
}
}
return &candidatePath{
introNode: path.SourcePubKey,
finalNodeID: finalNode,
hops: hops,
}
}
// BlindedHopPolicy holds the set of relay policy values to use for a channel
// in a blinded path.
type BlindedHopPolicy struct {
CLTVExpiryDelta uint16
FeeRate uint32
BaseFee lnwire.MilliSatoshi
MinHTLCMsat lnwire.MilliSatoshi
MaxHTLCMsat lnwire.MilliSatoshi
}
// AddPolicyBuffer constructs the bufferedChanPolicies for a path hop by taking
// its actual policy values and multiplying them by the given multipliers.
// The base fee, fee rate and minimum HTLC msat values are adjusted via the
// incMultiplier while the maximum HTLC msat value is adjusted via the
// decMultiplier. If adjustments of the HTLC values no longer make sense
// then the original HTLC value is used.
func AddPolicyBuffer(policy *BlindedHopPolicy, incMultiplier,
decMultiplier float64) (*BlindedHopPolicy, error) {
if incMultiplier < 1 {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("blinded path policy increase " +
"multiplier must be greater than or equal to 1")
}
if decMultiplier < 0 || decMultiplier > 1 {
return nil, fmt.Errorf("blinded path policy decrease " +
"multiplier must be in the range [0;1]")
}
var (
minHTLCMsat = lnwire.MilliSatoshi(
float64(policy.MinHTLCMsat) * incMultiplier,
)
maxHTLCMsat = lnwire.MilliSatoshi(
float64(policy.MaxHTLCMsat) * decMultiplier,
)
)
// Make sure the new minimum is not more than the original maximum.
// If it is, then just stick to the original minimum.
if minHTLCMsat > policy.MaxHTLCMsat {
minHTLCMsat = policy.MinHTLCMsat
}
// Make sure the new maximum is not less than the original minimum.
// If it is, then just stick to the original maximum.
if maxHTLCMsat < policy.MinHTLCMsat {
maxHTLCMsat = policy.MaxHTLCMsat
}
// Also ensure that the new htlc bounds make sense. If the new minimum
// is greater than the new maximum, then just let both to their original
// values.
if minHTLCMsat > maxHTLCMsat {
minHTLCMsat = policy.MinHTLCMsat
maxHTLCMsat = policy.MaxHTLCMsat
}
return &BlindedHopPolicy{
CLTVExpiryDelta: uint16(
float64(policy.CLTVExpiryDelta) * incMultiplier,
),
FeeRate: uint32(
float64(policy.FeeRate) * incMultiplier,
),
BaseFee: lnwire.MilliSatoshi(
float64(policy.BaseFee) * incMultiplier,
),
MinHTLCMsat: minHTLCMsat,
MaxHTLCMsat: maxHTLCMsat,
}, nil
}
// calcBlindedPathPolicies computes the accumulated policy values for the path.
// These values include the total base fee, the total proportional fee and the
// total CLTV delta. This function assumes that all the passed relay infos have
// already been adjusted with a buffer to account for easy probing attacks.
func calcBlindedPathPolicies(relayInfo []*record.PaymentRelayInfo,
ourMinFinalCLTVDelta uint16) (lnwire.MilliSatoshi, uint32, uint16) {
var (
totalFeeBase lnwire.MilliSatoshi
totalFeeProp uint32
totalCLTV = ourMinFinalCLTVDelta
)
// Use the algorithms defined in BOLT 4 to calculate the accumulated
// relay fees for the route:
//nolint:lll
// https://github.com/lightning/bolts/blob/db278ab9b2baa0b30cfe79fb3de39280595938d3/04-onion-routing.md?plain=1#L255
for i := len(relayInfo) - 1; i >= 0; i-- {
info := relayInfo[i]
totalFeeBase = calcNextTotalBaseFee(
totalFeeBase, info.BaseFee, info.FeeRate,
)
totalFeeProp = calcNextTotalFeeRate(totalFeeProp, info.FeeRate)
totalCLTV += info.CltvExpiryDelta
}
return totalFeeBase, totalFeeProp, totalCLTV
}
// calcNextTotalBaseFee takes the current total accumulated base fee of a
// blinded path at hop `n` along with the fee rate and base fee of the hop at
// `n+1` and uses these to calculate the accumulated base fee at hop `n+1`.
func calcNextTotalBaseFee(currentTotal, hopBaseFee lnwire.MilliSatoshi,
hopFeeRate uint32) lnwire.MilliSatoshi {
numerator := (uint32(hopBaseFee) * oneMillion) +
(uint32(currentTotal) * (oneMillion + hopFeeRate)) +
oneMillion - 1
return lnwire.MilliSatoshi(numerator / oneMillion)
}
// calculateNextTotalFeeRate takes the current total accumulated fee rate of a
// blinded path at hop `n` along with the fee rate of the hop at `n+1` and uses
// these to calculate the accumulated fee rate at hop `n+1`.
func calcNextTotalFeeRate(currentTotal, hopFeeRate uint32) uint32 {
numerator := (currentTotal+hopFeeRate)*oneMillion +
currentTotal*hopFeeRate + oneMillion - 1
return numerator / oneMillion
}
// hopData packages the record.BlindedRouteData for a hop on a blinded path with
// the real node ID of that hop.
type hopData struct {
data *record.BlindedRouteData
nodeID *btcec.PublicKey
}
// padStats can be used to keep track of various pieces of data that we collect
// during a call to padHopInfo. This is useful for logging and for test
// assertions.
type padStats struct {
minPayloadSize int
maxPayloadSize int
finalPaddedSize int
numIterations int
}
// padHopInfo iterates over a set of record.BlindedRouteData and adds padding
// where needed until the resulting encrypted data blobs are all the same size.
// This may take a few iterations due to the fact that a TLV field is used to
// add this padding. For example, if we want to add a 1 byte padding to a
// record.BlindedRouteData when it does not yet have any padding, then adding
// a 1 byte padding will actually add 3 bytes due to the bytes required when
// adding the initial type and length bytes. However, on the next iteration if
// we again add just 1 byte, then only a single byte will be added. The same
// iteration is required for padding values on the BigSize encoding bucket
// edges. The number of iterations that this function takes is also returned for
// testing purposes. If prePad is true, then zero byte padding is added to each
// payload that does not yet have padding. This will save some iterations for
// the majority of cases. minSize can be used to specify a minimum size that all
// payloads should be.
func padHopInfo(hopInfo []*hopData, prePad bool, minSize int) (
[]*sphinx.HopInfo, *padStats, error) {
var (
paymentPath = make([]*sphinx.HopInfo, len(hopInfo))
stats padStats
)
// Pre-pad each payload with zero byte padding (if it does not yet have
// padding) to save a couple of iterations in the majority of cases.
if prePad {
for _, info := range hopInfo {
if info.data.Padding.IsSome() {
continue
}
info.data.PadBy(0)
}
}
for {
stats.numIterations++
// On each iteration of the loop, we first determine the
// current largest encoded data blob size. This will be the
// size we aim to get the others to match.
var (
maxLen = minSize
minLen = math.MaxInt8
)
for i, hop := range hopInfo {
plainText, err := record.EncodeBlindedRouteData(
hop.data,
)
if err != nil {
return nil, nil, err
}
if len(plainText) > maxLen {
maxLen = len(plainText)
// Update the stats to take note of this new
// max since this may be the final max that all
// payloads will be padded to.
stats.finalPaddedSize = maxLen
}
if len(plainText) < minLen {
minLen = len(plainText)
}
paymentPath[i] = &sphinx.HopInfo{
NodePub: hop.nodeID,
PlainText: plainText,
}
}
// If this is our first iteration, then we take note of the min
// and max lengths of the payloads pre-padding for logging
// later.
if stats.numIterations == 1 {
stats.minPayloadSize = minLen
stats.maxPayloadSize = maxLen
}
// Now we iterate over them again and determine which ones we
// need to add padding to.
var numEqual int
for i, hop := range hopInfo {
plainText := paymentPath[i].PlainText
// If the plaintext length is equal to the desired
// length, then we can continue. We use numEqual to
// keep track of how many have the same length.
if len(plainText) == maxLen {
numEqual++
continue
}
// If we previously added padding to this hop, we keep
// the length of that initial padding too.
var existingPadding int
hop.data.Padding.WhenSome(
func(p tlv.RecordT[tlv.TlvType1, []byte]) {
existingPadding = len(p.Val)
},
)
// Add some padding bytes to the hop.
hop.data.PadBy(
existingPadding + maxLen - len(plainText),
)
}
// If all the payloads have the same length, we can exit the
// loop.
if numEqual == len(hopInfo) {
break
}
}
log.Debugf("Finished padding %d blinded path payloads to %d bytes "+
"each where the pre-padded min and max sizes were %d and %d "+
"bytes respectively", len(hopInfo), stats.finalPaddedSize,
stats.minPayloadSize, stats.maxPayloadSize)
return paymentPath, &stats, nil
}