trezor-firmware/tests/device_tests/ethereum/test_sign_verify_message.py

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import pytest

from trezorlib import ethereum
from trezorlib.tools import parse_path

from ...common import parametrize_using_common_fixtures

pytestmark = [pytest.mark.altcoin, pytest.mark.ethereum]


@parametrize_using_common_fixtures("ethereum/signmessage.json")
def test_signmessage(client, parameters, result):
    res = ethereum.sign_message(
        client, parse_path(parameters["path"]), parameters["msg"]
    )
    assert res.address == result["address"]
    assert res.signature.hex() == result["sig"]


@parametrize_using_common_fixtures("ethereum/verifymessage.json")
def test_verify(client, parameters, result):
    res = ethereum.verify_message(
        client,
        parameters["address"],
        bytes.fromhex(parameters["sig"]),
        parameters["msg"],
    )
    assert res is True


def test_verify_invalid(client):
    # First vector from the verifymessage JSON fixture
    msg = "This is an example of a signed message."
    address = "0xEa53AF85525B1779eE99ece1a5560C0b78537C3b"
    sig = bytes.fromhex(
        "9bacd833b51fde010bab53bafd9d832eadd3b175d2af2e629bb2944fcc987dce7ff68bb3571ed25a720c220f2f9538bc8d04f582bee002c9af086590a49805901c"
    )

    res = ethereum.verify_message(
        client,
        address,
        sig,
        msg,
    )
    assert res is True

    # Changing the signature, expecting failure
    res = ethereum.verify_message(
        client,
        address,
        sig[:-1] + b"\x00",
        msg,
    )
    assert res is False

    # Changing the message, expecting failure
    res = ethereum.verify_message(
        client,
        address,
        sig,
        msg + "abc",
    )
    assert res is False

    # Changing the address, expecting failure
    res = ethereum.verify_message(
        client,
        address[:-1] + "a",
        sig,
        msg,
    )
    assert res is False