platform_hardware_interfaces/confirmationui/1.0/IConfirmationUI.hal
Janis Danisevskis b70f2b2521 ConfirmationUI HAL definition
HAL definition for high assurance confirmation providers.
High assurance confirmation providers allow relying parties
to prompt the user for confirming a short piece of information.
If the user confirms, the result is a signed message indicating
that the user has seen the message. For a high assurance confirmation
provider this must also be true if Android and the Linux kernel
are compromised.

Bug: 63928580
Test: VTS tests in the following commit
Change-Id: I72017b39c01b4333d0146c648637a19fafcb7278
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/*
* Copyright (C) 2017 The Android Open Source Project
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
* You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
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* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
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*/
package android.hardware.confirmationui@1.0;
import android.hardware.keymaster@4.0::HardwareAuthToken;
import IConfirmationResultCallback;
interface IConfirmationUI {
/**
* Asynchronously initiates a confirmation UI dialog prompting the user to confirm a given text.
* The TUI prompt must be implemented in such a way that a positive response indicates with
* high confidence that a user has seen the given prompt text even if the Android framework
* including the kernel was compromised.
*
* @param resultCB Implementation of IResultCallback. Used by the implementation to report
* the result of the current pending user prompt.
*
* @param promptText UTF-8 encoded string which is to be presented to the user.
*
* @param extraData A binary blob that must be included in the formatted output message as is.
* It is opaque to the implementation. Implementations must neither interpret
* nor modify the content.
*
* @param locale String specifying the locale that must be used by the TUI dialog. The string
* is an IETF BCP 47 tag.
*
* @param uiOptions A set of uiOptions manipulating how the confirmation prompt is displayed.
* Refer to UIOption in types.hal for possible options.
*
* @return error - OK: IFF the dialog was successfully started. In this case, and only in this
* case, the implementation must, eventually, call the callback to
* indicate completion.
* - OperationPending: Is returned when the confirmation provider is currently
* in use.
* - SystemError: An error occurred trying to communicate with the confirmation
* provider (e.g. trusted app).
* - UIError: The confirmation provider encountered an issue with displaying
* the prompt text to the user.
*/
promptUserConfirmation(IConfirmationResultCallback resultCB, string promptText,
vec<uint8_t> extraData, string locale, vec<UIOption> uiOptions)
generates(ResponseCode error);
/**
* DeliverSecureInput is used by the framework to deliver a secure input event to the
* confirmation provider.
*
* VTS test mode:
* This function can be used to test certain code paths non-interactively. See TestModeCommands
* in types.hal for details.
*
* @param secureInputToken An authentication token as generated by Android authentication
* providers.
*
* @return error - Ignored: Unless used for testing (See TestModeCommands).
*/
deliverSecureInputEvent(HardwareAuthToken secureInputToken)
generates(ResponseCode error);
/**
* Aborts a pending user prompt. This allows the framework to gracefully end a TUI dialog.
* If a TUI operation was pending the corresponding call back is informed with
* ErrorCode::Aborted.
*/
abort();
};