osdp

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Overview

Package osdp decodes OSDP (Open Supervised Device Protocol) packets — the SIA / IEC 60839-11-5 serial protocol that modern physical-access- control readers speak to their controllers (the secure successor to Wiegand). An OSDP bus dump is a sequence of these packets; dissecting them shows the poll/reply traffic, the card-read replies, the secure-channel handshake and any integrity failures — the staple of an access-control pentest / bus tap.

Wrap-vs-native judgement 

Native. The OSDP packet is a fixed little-endian frame — optional
0xFF driver mark, 0x53 start-of-message, address byte (bit 7 =
reply direction, low 7 = PD address), 16-bit length, a control
byte (2-bit sequence number, CRC-vs-checksum flag, security-block
flag), an optional security control block, the command/reply code,
the data, and a trailer that is either a CRC-16/AUG-CCITT
(poly 0x1021, init 0x1D0F) or a 1-byte two's-complement checksum.
All of that is pure byte-field extraction plus one standard CRC,
so it is reimplemented here from the libosdp reference rather than
wrapped — no new dependency, no shell-out.

What this covers

  • The full packet frame: mark / SOM / address (+ direction + PD address) / length / control (sequence number, CRC-or-checksum mode, secure-channel-block presence).
  • The security control block (length + type + type meaning) when present — the secure-channel handshake markers SCS_11..SCS_18.
  • The command (CP->PD) and reply (PD->CP) code with its name.
  • NAK replies: the error code with its meaning.
  • Trailer integrity: the CRC-16/AUG-CCITT or checksum is recomputed and reported as valid / invalid.
  • Typed reply payloads for the codes with a well-defined plaintext layout: osdp_RAW (card-read reader / format / bit-count / card data — the actual badge), osdp_PDID (vendor / model / version / serial / firmware device fingerprint), osdp_COM (address + baud rate), osdp_KEYPAD (PIN key presses) and osdp_LSTATR (tamper + power). Their wire layouts are ported from the libosdp reference reply builder; see payload.go.

Deliberately deferred 

Command (CP->PD) payload field decode (osdp_LED / BUZ / OUT / TEXT
parameters) is not broken out — the data is surfaced as hex and the
code name identifies it. Secure-channel-encrypted payloads
(SCS_17/18) cannot be decrypted without the session keys and are
surfaced as ciphertext.

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Types

type CardRead added in v0.535.0 

type CardRead struct {
	ReaderNo    int    `json:"reader_no"`
	Format      int    `json:"format"`
	FormatName  string `json:"format_name"`
	BitCount    int    `json:"bit_count"`
	CardDataHex string `json:"card_data_hex,omitempty"`
}

CardRead is the osdp_RAW (0x50) card-read reply payload.

type ComConfig added in v0.535.0 

type ComConfig struct {
	Address  int    `json:"address"`
	BaudRate uint32 `json:"baud_rate"`
}

ComConfig is the osdp_COM (0x54) communication-configuration reply.

type DeviceID added in v0.535.0 

type DeviceID struct {
	VendorCode      string `json:"vendor_code"` // 24-bit OUI
	Model           int    `json:"model"`
	Version         int    `json:"version"`
	SerialNumber    uint32 `json:"serial_number"`
	FirmwareVersion string `json:"firmware_version"`
}

DeviceID is the osdp_PDID (0x45) device-identification reply payload.

type Keypad added in v0.535.0 

type Keypad struct {
	ReaderNo  int    `json:"reader_no"`
	Length    int    `json:"length"`
	KeysHex   string `json:"keys_hex,omitempty"`
	KeysASCII string `json:"keys_ascii,omitempty"`
}

Keypad is the osdp_KEYPAD (0x53) key-press reply payload.

type LocalStatus added in v0.535.0 

type LocalStatus struct {
	Tamper int `json:"tamper"`
	Power  int `json:"power"`
}

LocalStatus is the osdp_LSTATR (0x48) local-status reply payload.

type Result 

type Result struct {
	HasMark        bool   `json:"has_mark"`
	AddressByte    string `json:"address_byte"`
	PDAddress      int    `json:"pd_address"`
	Broadcast      bool   `json:"broadcast"`
	Direction      string `json:"direction"` // "command (CP->PD)" / "reply (PD->CP)"
	Length         int    `json:"length"`
	SequenceNumber int    `json:"sequence_number"`
	CheckMode      string `json:"check_mode"` // "crc" / "checksum"

	SecureBlock *SecureBlock `json:"secure_block,omitempty"`

	Code     string `json:"code"`
	CodeName string `json:"code_name"`
	DataHex  string `json:"data_hex,omitempty"`

	NAKError     *int   `json:"nak_error_code,omitempty"`
	NAKErrorName string `json:"nak_error_name,omitempty"`

	// Decoded reply payloads (PD->CP), when the code has a well-defined
	// plaintext layout (ported from the libosdp reference; see payload.go).
	CardRead    *CardRead    `json:"card_read,omitempty"`
	DeviceID    *DeviceID    `json:"device_id,omitempty"`
	ComConfig   *ComConfig   `json:"com_config,omitempty"`
	Keypad      *Keypad      `json:"keypad,omitempty"`
	LocalStatus *LocalStatus `json:"local_status,omitempty"`

	TrailerHex      string `json:"trailer_hex"`
	TrailerComputed string `json:"trailer_computed"`
	TrailerValid    bool   `json:"trailer_valid"`

	Notes []string `json:"notes,omitempty"`
}

Result is the decoded view of one OSDP packet.

func Decode 

func Decode(hexStr string) (*Result, error)

Decode parses one OSDP packet from hex. Accepts an optional leading 0xFF driver mark and ':'/'-'/'_'/whitespace separators.

type SecureBlock 

type SecureBlock struct {
	Length   int    `json:"length"`
	Type     string `json:"type"`
	TypeName string `json:"type_name"`
	DataHex  string `json:"data_hex,omitempty"`
}

SecureBlock is the decoded security control block.

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