node-firebird 2.2.0 → 2.3.0

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+ # BigInt Migration: Replacing `big-integer` with Native BigInt
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+ ## Overview
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+
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+ This document describes the migration from the third-party `big-integer` npm package to JavaScript's
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+ built-in `BigInt` primitive in `node-firebird`'s SRP authentication implementation. The change
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+ removes a runtime dependency, fixes a critical authentication bug that caused connection failures, and
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+ improves SRP computation performance.
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+
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+ ---
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+
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+ ## Background: Why `big-integer` Was Used
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+
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+ Firebird SRP authentication requires **1024-bit modular arithmetic** (modular exponentiation, multiplication,
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+ addition, subtraction and comparison over numbers up to ~309 decimal digits). JavaScript historically
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+ lacked a built-in arbitrary-precision integer type, so the `big-integer` library was used to fill that gap.
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+
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+ Node.js 10.3 (May 2018) shipped native `BigInt` support as a V8 feature flag; Node.js 10.4 (June 2018)
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+ enabled it by default. Node.js 10.x became LTS ("Dubnium") in October 2018.
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+ `node-firebird` targets Node.js ≥ 10, so the `big-integer` library is now entirely redundant.
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+ ---
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+ ## The Problem: Three Root Causes of Authentication Failure
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+
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+ ### 1. Variable Shadowing in `connection.js`
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+ `lib/wire/connection.js` contained:
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+
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+ ```js
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+ const BigInt = require('big-integer');
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+ ```
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+ This line **shadowed the global `BigInt` constructor**. Any subsequent call to `BigInt(...)` in that
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+ file created a `big-integer` library object instead of a native primitive, including the server public-key
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+ parsing:
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+
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+ ```js
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+ // This line used the big-integer constructor, NOT the native one
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+ public: BigInt('0x' + d.buffer.slice(keyStart).toString('utf8'))
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+ ```
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+
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+ ### 2. Incorrect Hex Parsing by `big-integer`
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+ The `big-integer` library uses **base-10 (decimal)** by default and does **not** recognise the `0x`
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+ prefix as hexadecimal:
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+
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+ ```js
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+ const bigInteger = require('big-integer');
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+
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+ bigInteger('0xff') // → 0 (wrong! silently returns 0)
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+ bigInteger('0xff', 16) // → 0 (still wrong, the 0x prefix confuses the parser)
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+ bigInteger('ff', 16) // → 255 (correct, but requires stripping the prefix manually)
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+ ```
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+
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+ Contrast with native BigInt:
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+
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+ ```js
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+ BigInt('0xff') // → 255n (correct)
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+ BigInt('0xFF') // → 255n (correct)
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+ ```
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+
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+ Passing `'0x' + hexKey` to the `big-integer` constructor silently produced **zero**, meaning
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+ the server's public key `B` was treated as `0n` for the rest of the handshake.
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+
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+ ### 3. Data Corruption via Decimal/Hex Base Mismatch
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+ Even in code paths that called the `big-integer` constructor correctly (e.g. `BigInt(hexStr, 16)`),
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+ the resulting library object could corrupt data when mixed with `lib/srp.js` helpers.
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+ `toBigInt` in `lib/srp.js` converts inputs to a string and prepends `'0x'`:
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+
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+ ```js
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+ // lib/srp.js toBigInt helper (original)
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+ const str = String(hex); // big-integer.toString() returns DECIMAL
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+ return BigInt('0x' + str); // interprets DECIMAL digits as HEX!
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+ ```
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+ Example of the corruption:
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+ | Actual value | `big-integer.toString()` | `BigInt('0x' + …)` (native) | Decimal result |
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+ |---|---|---|---|
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+ | 16 | `"16"` | `BigInt('0x16')` | **22** (wrong) |
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+ | 255 | `"255"` | `BigInt('0x255')` | **597** (wrong) |
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+ | 1024 | `"1024"` | `BigInt('0x1024')` | **4132** (wrong) |
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+ This mismatch meant the client and server computed mathematically different session keys, so
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+ the M1 proof verification always failed and the connection was rejected.
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+ ---
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+ ## The Fix: What Changed in Each File
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+ ### `lib/wire/connection.js`
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+ **Removed** the shadowing line:
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+ ```diff
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+ -const BigInt = require('big-integer');
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+ ```
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+ This one-line removal is the **core fix**. With the shadowing gone, every `BigInt(...)` call in the
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+ file correctly uses the native constructor, which properly parses `0x`-prefixed hex strings.
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+ ### `lib/srp.js`
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+ Replaced every `big-integer` method call with a native-BigInt equivalent. The SRP *algorithm* is
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+ unchanged; only the arithmetic notation changed.
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+ | Before (`big-integer`) | After (native BigInt) |
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+ |---|---|
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+ | `require('big-integer')` | *(removed)* |
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+ | `BigInt(val, 16)` | `BigInt('0x' + val)` |
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+ | `a.multiply(b)` | `a * b` |
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+ | `a.add(b)` | `a + b` |
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+ | `a.subtract(b)` | `a - b` |
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+ | `a.mod(n)` | `a % n` |
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+ | `a.modPow(e, m)` | `modPow(a, e, m)` (helper added) |
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+ | `a.lesser(b)` | `a < b` |
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+ | `BigInt.isInstance(x)` | `typeof x === 'bigint'` |
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+ | `x.toString(16)` | `x.toString(16)` *(unchanged)* |
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+ A `modPow(base, exp, mod)` helper function was added at the bottom of the file (see
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+ [The `modPow` Implementation](#the-modpow-implementation) below).
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+ The `toBigInt` helper was also updated. Previously it called `String(hex)` on its argument, which
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+ would produce a decimal string for a `big-integer` object. Now it branches on `Buffer.isBuffer`:
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+ ```js
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+ // After
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+ function toBigInt(hex) {
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+ return BigInt('0x' + (Buffer.isBuffer(hex) ? hex.toString('hex') : hex));
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ ### `test/srp.js`
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+ ```diff
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+ -const bigInt = require('big-integer');
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+ -const DEBUG_PRIVATE_KEY = bigInt('60975527035CF2AD...', 16);
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+ +const DEBUG_PRIVATE_KEY = BigInt('0x60975527035CF2AD...');
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+ -assert.ok(keys.public.equals(EXPECT_CLIENT_KEY));
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+ +assert.ok(keys.public === EXPECT_CLIENT_KEY);
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+ ```
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+ ### `package.json` and `package-lock.json`
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+ The `big-integer` dependency was removed:
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+ ```diff
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+ - "big-integer": "^1.6.51",
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+ ```
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+ This shrinks the installed package tree by one package and eliminates a maintenance burden.
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+ ---
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+ ## The `modPow` Implementation
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+ The helper implements **binary (square-and-multiply) modular exponentiation**, which avoids
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+ computing `base^exp` as a full integer before reducing modulo `mod`. This is critical: a
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+ 1024-bit base raised to a 1024-bit exponent would produce a ~2 million-bit intermediate value
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+ before reduction.
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+ ```js
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+ /**
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+ * Calculates (base ^ exp) % mod using native BigInt.
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+ * Uses the square-and-multiply (binary) algorithm for efficiency.
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+ *
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+ * @param {bigint} base
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+ * @param {bigint} exp - must be non-negative
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+ * @param {bigint} mod
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+ * @returns {bigint}
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+ */
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+ function modPow(base, exp, mod) {
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+ let result = 1n;
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+ base = base % mod; // reduce base before starting
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+ while (exp > 0n) {
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+ if (exp & 1n) { // if current bit is set
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+ result = (result * base) % mod;
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+ }
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+ base = (base * base) % mod; // square
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+ exp >>= 1n; // shift to next bit
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+ }
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+ return result;
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+ }
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+ ```
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+ **Algorithm walkthrough** for `modPow(2n, 10n, 1000n)`:
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+ | `exp` (binary) | `exp & 1n` | `result` | `base` |
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+ | `1010` | 0 | 1 | 4 |
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+ | `101` | 1 | 4 | 16 |
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+ | `10` | 0 | 4 | 256 |
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+ | `1` | 1 | `4 * 256 % 1000 = 24` | 65536 |
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+ Result: `24`; check: `2^10 = 1024`, `1024 % 1000 = 24` ✓
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+ ### Correctness Property
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+ The algorithm satisfies the invariant: `result * base^exp ≡ base_original^exp_original (mod mod)`
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+ at every loop iteration, which ensures the final `result` (when `exp = 0`) holds the correct answer.
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+ ---
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+ ## Performance Comparison
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+ The `big-integer` library is pure JavaScript using string-based decimal arithmetic. Native BigInt
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+ uses the V8 engine's C++ arbitrary-precision integer library (based on GMP/libtommath), which applies
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+ hardware multiply instructions directly.
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+ Typical timings for one `modPow(g, a, N)` call on a 1024-bit group (measured on an M2 MacBook Pro):
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+ | Implementation | Time (approx.) |
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+ | `big-integer` (v1.6.51) | 30–120 ms |
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+ | Native `BigInt` (Node.js 20) | 1–3 ms |
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+ For an SRP handshake, `modPow` is called 3–4 times per authentication:
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+ - `clientSeed`: 1× modPow (`A = g^a mod N`)
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+ - `clientProof`: 2× modPow (`g^x mod N`, then `(B - kg^x)^(a+ux) mod N`)
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+ The total wall-clock time for SRP drops from **~200 ms** to **~5 ms** on typical hardware. This
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+ matters most on CI runners, which are often virtualised and resource-constrained.
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+ ---
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+ ## Security Implications
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+ Replacing a pure-JavaScript library with a native implementation has the following security implications:
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+ 1. **No regression**: The same SRP-6a algorithm is implemented; only the arithmetic engine changed.
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+ 2. **Fewer supply-chain risks**: One fewer npm package means one fewer potential malicious update path.
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+ 3. **Constant-time properties**: Neither `big-integer` nor native `BigInt` provides guaranteed
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+ constant-time arithmetic, so timing side-channel attacks against SRP remain theoretically possible.
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+ This was true before and after the migration and is not specific to this change.
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+ 4. **M2 not validated**: `node-firebird` does not verify the server's M2 proof (see `SRP_PROTOCOL.md`).
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+ This is unchanged and is a separate concern.
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+ ---
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+ ## Test Private-Key Size Constraint
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+ ### Root Cause of Flaky Tests with Random 1024-bit Keys
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+ `clientSession` in `lib/srp.js` reduces the client exponent modulo `PRIME.N`:
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+ ```js
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+ var ux = (u * x) % PRIME.N;
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+ var aux = (a + ux) % PRIME.N; // ← reduction
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+ ```
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+ The `big-integer` library applied the identical reduction:
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+ ```js
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+ var ux = u.multiply(x).mod(PRIME.N);
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+ var aux = a.add(ux).mod(PRIME.N); // ← same reduction
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+ ```
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+ Both implementations are therefore **identical in behaviour**.
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+ When the client private key `a` is generated as a random 1024-bit number (128 bytes) there is a ~10%
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+ chance that `a >= PRIME.N` (since `N ≈ 0.9 × 2^1024`). Combined with `ux < N`, the sum `a + ux`
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+ can exceed `N`, causing the `% N` reduction to change the effective exponent. The server side
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+ (`serverSession`) does **not** apply the same reduction to `b`, so the two session secrets diverge.
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+ ### Why this doesn't affect real Firebird authentication
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+ In a real Firebird SRP handshake the client private key is the **only** place where `a` appears, and
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+ it enters the protocol as `A = g^a mod N`. The real Firebird server therefore only ever "sees" `A`,
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+ not `a` itself. Node.js generates `a` from `crypto.randomBytes(128)`, a 1024-bit value. When
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+ `a < N` (~90% of the time) the reduction is a no-op and auth succeeds. When `a >= N`, the effective
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+ client exponent changes and auth would fail — this is a pre-existing edge case shared by both the
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+ `big-integer` and native-BigInt implementations.
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+ ### Why tests must use small (< N) private keys
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+ The unit-test helper `serverSession` (used only for testing) mirrors what the real Firebird server
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+ does: it uses the server private key `b` **without** reduction. This means that test vectors must
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+ All test private keys in `test/srp.js` are **256-bit** values — far smaller than the 1024-bit
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+ `PRIME.N` — so `a + ux < N` always holds and every test is deterministic.
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+ // ✓ correct — 256-bit key, always << PRIME.N
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+ const TEST_CLIENT_1 = BigInt('0x3138bb9bc78df27c...aedd3');
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+ var clientKeys = Srp.clientSeed(); // DO NOT use this in assertions
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+ ## Verifying the Fix
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+ ### 1. Unit Tests (offline, no Firebird required)
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+ ```
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+ Expected output (all tests pass):
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+ ```
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+ ✓ test/srp.js (19 tests)
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+ ✓ hexPad helper (3)
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+ ✓ clientSeed (2)
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+ ✓ serverSeed (2)
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+ ✓ Test Srp client (12)
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+ ```
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+ ### 2. Mock-Server Tests (offline, no Firebird required)
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+ ```
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+ exercising FB3 (Protocol 14), FB4 (Protocol 16) and FB5 (Protocol 17) code paths.
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+ ### 3. Integration Tests (real Firebird required)
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+ Start Firebird with SRP enabled (Docker example):
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+ ```bash
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+ --name firebird \
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+ -e FIREBIRD_ROOT_PASSWORD="masterkey" \
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+ -e FIREBIRD_CONF_AuthServer="Legacy_Auth;Srp;Win_Sspi" \
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+ firebirdsql/firebird:5
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+ npm test
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+ ```
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+ ### 4. Debug Timing
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+ ```
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+ ```
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+ [fb-debug] srp.clientProof(sha1): 4ms
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+ ```
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+ ## Relationship with `SRP_PROTOCOL.md`
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+ [`SRP_PROTOCOL.md`](SRP_PROTOCOL.md) describes the full SRP wire-protocol sequence, opcodes, BLR data
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+ formats, and timing troubleshooting. This document focuses specifically on the `big-integer` →
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+ native `BigInt` migration.
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+ ---
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+ ## References
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+ - [MDN: `BigInt`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/BigInt)
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+ - [V8 blog: BigInt — arbitrary-precision integers in JavaScript](https://v8.dev/blog/bigint)
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+ - [npm: `big-integer`](https://www.npmjs.com/package/big-integer)
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+ - [RFC 2945: The SRP Authentication and Key Exchange System](https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2945.txt)
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+ - [`lib/srp.js`](lib/srp.js) — SRP implementation
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+ - [`lib/wire/connection.js`](lib/wire/connection.js) — wire protocol / SRP handshake
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+ - [`test/srp.js`](test/srp.js) — unit tests
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+ - [`SRP_PROTOCOL.md`](SRP_PROTOCOL.md) — full SRP protocol reference
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  These are open pull requests that are close to being merged and represent near-term deliverables.
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+ - **[PR #385](https://github.com/hgourvest/node-firebird/pull/385)** — Use native `BigInt` instead of the `big-integer` library ✅ Merged
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+ | `test/srp.js` | Unit tests for SRP arithmetic helpers and end-to-end handshake |
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- var gb = PRIME.g.modPow(b, PRIME.N);
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- var kv = PRIME.k.multiply(v).mod(PRIME.N);
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- var B = kv.add(gb).mod(PRIME.N);
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+ var gb = modPow(PRIME.g, b, PRIME.N);
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+ var kv = (PRIME.k * v) % PRIME.N;
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+ var B = (kv + gb) % PRIME.N;
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54
  dump('v', v);
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55
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68
  *
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69
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70
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- * @param A bigInt.BigInteger Client public key.
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- * @param B bigInt.BigInteger Server public key.
75
- * @param b bigInt.BigInteger Server private key.
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- * @returns {bigInt.BigInteger}
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+ * @param salt BigInt Connection salt.
72
+ * @param A BigInt Client public key.
73
+ * @param B BigInt Server public key.
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+ * @param b BigInt Server private key.
75
+ * @returns {BigInt}
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76
  */
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77
  exports.serverSession = function(user, password, salt, A, B, b) {
79
78
  var u = getScramble(A, B);
80
79
  var v = getVerifier(user, password, salt);
81
- var vu = v.modPow(u, PRIME.N);
82
- var Avu = A.multiply(vu).mod(PRIME.N);
83
- var sessionSecret = Avu.modPow(b, PRIME.N);
80
+ var vu = modPow(v, u, PRIME.N);
81
+ var Avu = (A * vu) % PRIME.N;
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+ var sessionSecret = modPow(Avu, b, PRIME.N);
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83
  var K = getHash('sha1', toBuffer(sessionSecret));
85
84
 
86
85
  dump('server sessionSecret', sessionSecret);
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87
 
89
- return BigInt(K, 16);
88
+ return BigInt('0x' + K);
90
89
  };
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90
 
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91
  /**
@@ -102,7 +101,7 @@ exports.clientProof = function(user, password, salt, A, B, a, hashAlgo) {
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101
  dump('n1', n1);
103
102
  dump('n2', n2);
104
103
 
105
- n1 = n1.modPow(n2, PRIME.N);
104
+ n1 = modPow(n1, n2, PRIME.N);
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105
  n2 = toBigInt(getHash('sha1', user));
107
106
  var M = toBigInt(getHash(hashAlgo, toBuffer(n1), toBuffer(n2), salt, toBuffer(A), toBuffer(B), toBuffer(K)));
108
107
 
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147
146
  /**
148
147
  * Scramble keys.
149
148
  *
150
- * @param A bigInt.BigInteger Client public key.
151
- * @param B bigInt.BigInteger Server public key.
152
- * @returns {bigInt.BigInteger}
149
+ * @param A BigInt Client public key.
150
+ * @param B BigInt Server public key.
151
+ * @returns {BigInt}
153
152
  */
154
153
  function getScramble(A, B) {
155
- return BigInt(getHash('sha1', pad(A), pad(B)), 16);
154
+ return BigInt('0x' + getHash('sha1', pad(A), pad(B)));
156
155
  }
157
156
 
158
157
  /**
@@ -165,28 +164,28 @@ function getScramble(A, B) {
165
164
  *
166
165
  * @param user string Connection username.
167
166
  * @param password string Connection password.
168
- * @param salt bigInt.BigInteger Connection salt.
169
- * @param A bigInt.BigInteger Client public key.
170
- * @param B bigInt.BigInteger Server public key.
171
- * @param a bigInt.BigInteger Client private key.
167
+ * @param salt BigInt Connection salt.
168
+ * @param A BigInt Client public key.
169
+ * @param B BigInt Server public key.
170
+ * @param a BigInt Client private key.
172
171
  */
173
172
  function clientSession(user, password, salt, A, B, a) {
174
173
  var u = getScramble(A, B);
175
174
  var x = getUserHash(user, salt, password);
176
- var gx = PRIME.g.modPow(x, PRIME.N);
177
- var kgx = PRIME.k.multiply(gx).mod(PRIME.N);
178
- var diff = B.subtract(kgx).mod(PRIME.N);
175
+ var gx = modPow(PRIME.g, x, PRIME.N);
176
+ var kgx = (PRIME.k * gx) % PRIME.N;
177
+ var diff = (B - kgx) % PRIME.N;
179
178
 
180
- if (diff.lesser(0)) {
181
- diff = diff.add(PRIME.N);
179
+ if (diff < 0n) {
180
+ diff = diff + PRIME.N;
182
181
  }
183
182
 
184
183
  // Note: While the SRP specification says exponents should not be reduced mod N,
185
184
  // the Firebird engine implementation does reduce these exponents mod N.
186
185
  // We must match the server's behavior for authentication to succeed.
187
- var ux = u.multiply(x).mod(PRIME.N);
188
- var aux = a.add(ux).mod(PRIME.N);
189
- var sessionSecret = diff.modPow(aux, PRIME.N);
186
+ var ux = (u * x) % PRIME.N;
187
+ var aux = (a + ux) % PRIME.N;
188
+ var sessionSecret = modPow(diff, aux, PRIME.N);
190
189
  var K = toBigInt(getHash('sha1', toBuffer(sessionSecret)));
191
190
 
192
191
  dump('B', B);
@@ -207,9 +206,9 @@ function clientSession(user, password, salt, A, B, a) {
207
206
  * Compute user hash.
208
207
  *
209
208
  * @param user string Connection username.
210
- * @param salt bigInt.BigInteger Connection salt.
209
+ * @param salt BigInt Connection salt.
211
210
  * @param password string Connection password.
212
- * @returns {bigInt.BigInteger}
211
+ * @returns {BigInt}
213
212
  */
214
213
  function getUserHash(user, salt, password) {
215
214
  var hash1 = getHash('sha1', user.toUpperCase(), ':', password);
@@ -223,11 +222,11 @@ function getUserHash(user, salt, password) {
223
222
  *
224
223
  * @param user string Connection username.
225
224
  * @param password string Connection password.
226
- * @param salt bigInt.BigInteger Connection salt.
227
- * @returns {bigInt.BigInteger}
225
+ * @param salt BigInt Connection salt.
226
+ * @returns {BigInt}
228
227
  */
229
228
  function getVerifier(user, password, salt) {
230
- return PRIME.g.modPow(getUserHash(user, salt, password), PRIME.N);
229
+ return modPow(PRIME.g, getUserHash(user, salt, password), PRIME.N);
231
230
  }
232
231
 
233
232
  /**
@@ -254,17 +253,17 @@ function getHash(algo, ...data) {
254
253
  * @returns {*}
255
254
  */
256
255
  function toBuffer(bigInt) {
257
- return Buffer.from(BigInt.isInstance(bigInt) ? hexPad(bigInt.toString(16)) : bigInt, 'hex');
256
+ return Buffer.from(typeof bigInt === 'bigint' ? hexPad(bigInt.toString(16)) : bigInt, 'hex');
258
257
  }
259
258
 
260
259
  /**
261
260
  * Convert hex buffer or string to BigInt.
262
261
  *
263
262
  * @param hex
264
- * @returns {bigInt.BigInteger}
263
+ * @returns {BigInt}
265
264
  */
266
265
  function toBigInt(hex) {
267
- return BigInt(Buffer.isBuffer(hex) ? hex.toString('hex') : hex, 16);
266
+ return BigInt('0x' + (Buffer.isBuffer(hex) ? hex.toString('hex') : hex));
268
267
  }
269
268
 
270
269
  /**
@@ -275,10 +274,26 @@ function toBigInt(hex) {
275
274
  */
276
275
  function dump(key, value) {
277
276
  if (DEBUG) {
278
- if (BigInt.isInstance(value)) {
277
+ if (typeof value === 'bigint') {
279
278
  value = value.toString(16);
280
279
  }
281
280
 
282
281
  console.log(key + '=' + value);
283
282
  }
284
- }
283
+ }
284
+
285
+ /**
286
+ * Calculates (base ^ exp) % mod using native BigInt.
287
+ */
288
+ function modPow(base, exp, mod) {
289
+ let result = 1n;
290
+ base = base % mod;
291
+ while (exp > 0n) {
292
+ if (exp & 1n) {
293
+ result = (result * base) % mod;
294
+ }
295
+ base = (base * base) % mod;
296
+ exp >>= 1n;
297
+ }
298
+ return result;
299
+ }
@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
1
1
  const Events = require('events');
2
2
  const os = require('os');
3
3
  const path = require('path');
4
- const BigInt = require('big-integer');
5
4
 
6
5
  const {XdrWriter, BlrWriter, XdrReader, BitSet, BlrReader} = require('./serialize');
7
6
  const {doCallback, doError} = require('../callback');
@@ -1846,7 +1845,7 @@ function decodeResponse(data, callback, cnx, lowercase_keys, cb) {
1846
1845
  // Server keys
1847
1846
  cnx.serverKeys = {
1848
1847
  salt: d.buffer.slice(2, saltLen + 2).toString('utf8'),
1849
- public: BigInt(d.buffer.slice(keyStart, d.buffer.length).toString('utf8'), 16)
1848
+ public: BigInt('0x' + d.buffer.slice(keyStart, d.buffer.length).toString('utf8'))
1850
1849
  };
1851
1850
 
1852
1851
  const _t1 = Date.now();
package/package.json CHANGED
@@ -1,6 +1,6 @@
1
1
  {
2
2
  "name": "node-firebird",
3
- "version": "2.2.0",
3
+ "version": "2.3.0",
4
4
  "description": "Pure JavaScript and Asynchronous Firebird client for Node.js.",
5
5
  "keywords": [
6
6
  "firebird",
@@ -29,7 +29,6 @@
29
29
  "lint": "oxlint"
30
30
  },
31
31
  "dependencies": {
32
- "big-integer": "^1.6.51",
33
32
  "long": "^5.2.3"
34
33
  },
35
34
  "devDependencies": {