get('qfPrivateKey'); if (!self::$_key) { self::$_key = md5(uniqid(mt_rand(), TRUE)) . md5(uniqid(mt_rand(), TRUE)); $session->set('qfPrivateKey', self::$_key); } } return self::$_key; } /** * @return mixed|null|string */ public static function sessionID() { if (!self::$_sessionID) { $session = CRM_Core_Session::singleton(); self::$_sessionID = $session->get('qfSessionID'); if (!self::$_sessionID) { self::$_sessionID = session_id(); $session->set('qfSessionID', self::$_sessionID); } } return self::$_sessionID; } /** * Generate a form key based on form name, the current user session * and a private key. Modelled after drupal's form API * * @param string $name * @param bool $addSequence * Should we add a unique sequence number to the end of the key. * * @return string * valid formID */ public static function get($name, $addSequence = FALSE) { $privateKey = self::privateKey(); $sessionID = self::sessionID(); $key = md5($sessionID . $name . $privateKey); if ($addSequence) { // now generate a random number between 1 and 100K and add it to the key // so that we can have forms in mutiple tabs etc $key = $key . '_' . mt_rand(1, 10000); } return $key; } /** * Validate a form key based on the form name. * * @param string $key * @param string $name * @param bool $addSequence * * @return string * if valid, else null */ public static function validate($key, $name, $addSequence = FALSE) { if (!is_string($key)) { return NULL; } if ($addSequence) { list($k, $t) = explode('_', $key); if ($t < 1 || $t > 10000) { return NULL; } } else { $k = $key; } $privateKey = self::privateKey(); $sessionID = self::sessionID(); if ($k != md5($sessionID . $name . $privateKey)) { return NULL; } return $key; } /** * The original version of this function, added circa 2010 and untouched * since then, seemed intended to check for a 32-digit hex string followed * optionally by an underscore and 4-digit number. But it had a bug where * the optional part was never checked ever. So have decided to remove that * second check to keep it simple since it seems like pseudo-security. * * @param string $key * * @return bool */ public static function valid($key) { // ensure that key contains a 32 digit hex string return (bool) preg_match('#[0-9a-f]{32}#i', $key); } }