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perf(quic): bump rind to 0.3 and hold DIT across each driver poll - #8248
On Apple silicon, rind turns DIT (data-independent timing) on and off around every call that handles a secret, about 45-60 ns a call, a fifth of sealing a 1350-byte packet. A QUIC packet makes at least two rind calls each way (AEAD and header protection), so moq paid that toggle several times per packet. moq also pinned rind 0.1.12, which predates rind::cpu::Dit.
Approach
Bump rind to 0.3.1 and its adapters to the versions that now track their upstreams: rind-rustls 0.23, rind-rcgen 0.14, rind-jsonwebtoken 11, rind-object-store 0.14.
moq-auth: RsaKeySize is rind::rsa::KeySize, from_private_key_and_public_key is from_scalar_and_public_key, and DEFAULT_PROVIDER is default_provider().
Enable rind's wipe feature on the workspace dependency: rind 0.3 makes drop-time key wiping opt-in, and 0.1.12 always did it.
moq-webrtc's vendored SRTP AES-CM (moq-dev/moq#8229) builds AesCtr with a 16-bit counter and passes the whole IV as the counter block; str0m's IVs leave those bits zero, and rind refuses a packet past 2^16 blocks instead of wrapping. The RFC 3711 and RFC 7714 SRTP vector tests pass.
The adapters' default_provider() now return their own error type, so moq-crypto and moq-auth run rind::cpu::check() first, keeping UnsupportedCpu, and then expect the provider.
moq-crypto's cpu module re-exports rind::cpu::Dit.
Hold a Dit guard once per batch:
moq-tokio: ConnectionDriver::poll, which opens every received packet (process_conn_events) and seals every outgoing one (drive_transmit).
moq-uring: Inner::demux, which opens every datagram in one receive, and Driver::poll, which seals this turn's trains.
The guard is !Send and each poll is synchronous, so nothing holds it across an .await. It does nothing off Apple's platforms, where rind sets no DIT (moq-dev/rind#503).
Impact
moq-crypto: new cpu::Dit, a re-export of rind::cpu::Dit. Additive.
Keys keep being wiped on drop, as under 0.1.12.
moq-webrtc: SRTP AES-CM keystream unchanged, verified by the existing vectors.
No wire change.
Alternatives
Hold the guard inside moq-quic around each poll_transmit and handle_event: one toggle per GSO batch or datagram instead of per driver poll, and it would put rind in moq-quic's crypto-agnostic state machine.
Hold it in the endpoint drivers too: they touch rind only for handshakes and stateless resets, not per packet.
Decisions
Key wipe after the bump: ✅ enable wipe to keep 0.1.12's behaviour (rejected: drop wiping and record it), per the pullfrog review.
Follow-ups
moq-webrtc's per-packet DTLS and SRTP crypto could hold the guard the same way once it runs on rind (moq-dev/moq#8229).
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Implementer: Claude Code, claude-opus-5-5, unknown effort
Score: 10/10, The incremental changes correctly adapt SRTP AES-CM to rind 0.3 and preserve key wiping, with no actionable defects found by code inspection; builds and tests were not run as instructed.
The workspace updates rind and four integration dependencies. Auth and crypto code adopts updated rind APIs. The crypto module re-exports Dit, and QUIC drivers hold DIT guards during processing. SRTP AES-CTR setup and application now use a 16-byte counter parameter and the full IV.
Merge Risk: Minimal · up to 2993b
The crypto updates have no established blocking defect. Adding the AES-CM counter-limit test would improve regression protection but need not block merging.
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Checked the dependency/lockfile updates, provider CPU-error adaptation, key API renames, and the Tokio/io_uring guard scopes. The DIT guards stay within synchronous polling/demultiplexing calls and drop on all returns. The tagged upstream rind 0.3.1 implementation supports nested thread-local guards, and the tagged rustls/JWT adapters' provider failures match the preceding CPU check.
Verification limits: GitHub-only static review. No builds, tests, platform runs, or performance measurements were executed; the claimed speedup was not independently measured.
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codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort land fixer note:
The PR changes the workspace rind dependency from 0.1.12 to 0.3.1, while rs/moq-webrtc/src/vendor/str0m_rind/srtp.rs still uses the old AES-CTR API. The queue log reports:
Lines 1834–1838: error[E0061]: this function takes 3 arguments but 2 arguments were supplied; srtp.rs:59:15; argument #3 of type u8 is missing.
Lines 1850–1856: error[E0061]: this method takes 2 arguments but 3 arguments were supplied; srtp.rs:97:5; expected an array with a size of 16, found one with a size of 12.
Line 1871: error: could not compile moq-webrtc (lib) due to 2 previous errors.
The new constructor requires counter_bits, and apply_keystream now takes a complete 16-byte counter block. Migrating these cryptographic calls requires implementation and review beyond the permitted conflict, formatting, generated-file, lockfile, and base-rename fixes. Please preserve and verify the existing counter and overflow behavior during migration, then run just ci base. No source changes were made; local checks were not run because this is a source API incompatibility requiring handback.
codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort land fixer: nix develop --command just ci "$BASE" fails in test rs: "error[E0061]: this function takes 3 arguments but 2 arguments were supplied" at srtp.rs:59; the PR upgrades rind to 0.3.1 without migrating the. Recommendation: Complete the SRTP migration to rind 0.3.1 with reviewed counter-width and counter-block semantics, verify existing crypto vectors and overflow behavior, then run just ci base.
error[E0061]: this function takes 3 arguments but 2 arguments were supplied
--> rs/moq-webrtc/src/vendor/str0m_rind/srtp.rs:59:15
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59 | Box::new(Cm(AesCtr::new(&cipher::AES_128, &key).unwrap()))
| ^^^^^^^^^^^------------------------ argument #3 of type `u8` is missing
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note: associated function defined here
--> /var/cache/github-runner-home/cargo/registry/src/index.crates.io-1949cf8c6b5b557f/rind-0.3.1/src/mid/aes.rs:72:12
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72 | pub fn new(algorithm: &'static Algorithm, key: &[u8], counter_bits: u8) -> Result<Self, Error> {
| ^^^
help: provide the argument
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59 | Box::new(Cm(AesCtr::new(&cipher::AES_128, &key, /* u8 */).unwrap()))
| ++++++++++
error[E0061]: this method takes 2 arguments but 3 arguments were supplied
--> rs/moq-webrtc/src/vendor/str0m_rind/srtp.rs:97:5
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97 | .apply_keystream(nonce, counter, output)
| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ ----- ------- unexpected argument #2 of type `u32`
| |
| expected an array with a size of 16, found one with a size of 12
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note: method defined here
--> /var/cache/github-runner-home/cargo/registry/src/index.crates.io-1949cf8c6b5b557f/rind-0.3.1/src/mid/aes.rs:91:12
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91 | pub fn apply_keystream(&self, counter_block: &[u8; 16], inout: &mut [u8]) -> Result<(), Error> {
| ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
help: remove the extra argument
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97 - .apply_keystream(nonce, counter, output)
97 + .apply_keystream(/* &[u8; 16] */, output)
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Compiling moq-carla-bridge v0.1.0 (/var/cache/github-runner-work/moq/moq/demo/carla/bridge)
For more information about this error, try `rustc --explain E0061`.
error: could not compile `moq-webrtc` (lib) due to 2 previous errors
warning: build failed, waiting for other jobs to finish...
Timing report saved to /var/cache/github-runner-work/moq/moq/target/cargo-timings/cargo-timing-20261108T164613386Z-efcac1b57bcf5093.html
error: command `/nix/store/85lxjwg78jw6rf7pqkf3vcq6291nrlfh-cargo-1.98.1-x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu/bin/cargo '--color=auto' test --no-run --message-format json-render-diagnostics --workspace --exclude moq-net-fuzz --exclude moq-quic-fuzz --exclude moq-mux-fuzz --exclude moq-rtmp-fuzz --examples --tests --benches --features 'moq-video/capture moq-audio/capture moq-audio/playback moq-cli/play moq-cli/openh264 moq-webrtc/p2p moq-relay/io-uring moq-audio/bus moq-boy/openh264 moq-crypto/e2ee moq-crypto/sign moq-hls/server moq-mux/fuzz moq-net/async moq-net/fuzz moq-quic/fuzz moq-relay/test-support moq-rtmp/fuzz moq-stats/bench moq-tokio/driver moq-tokio/net moq-uring/_probe moq-uring/quic qmux/tcp qmux/tls qmux/ws qmux/wss' --timings --locked` exited with code 101
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ℹ️ No blocking issues — one decision to confirm inline.
Reviewed changes
rind 0.3.1 bump: workspace rind plus rind-jsonwebtoken 11.0.2, rind-object-store 0.14.2, rind-rcgen 0.14.2, and rind-rustls 0.23.2; moq-auth and moq-crypto follow the renamed RSA/ECDSA constructors, the function default_provider(), and its own MissingFeature.
moq_crypto::cpu::Dit: a new re-export of rind::cpu::Dit, documented as a per-thread guard.
DIT guards in the drivers: moq-tokio's ConnectionDriver::poll and moq-uring's Inner::demux and Driver::poll hold one guard per poll, so a batch of packets pays one enter/leave pair instead of one per rind call. The guards stay inside synchronous calls and drop on every return, and rind's thread-local count makes the nesting safe (enter_cpu_state also checks the dit CPU feature before msr).
ℹ️ Forwarding still pays a DIT toggle per forwarded packet
The body's Alternatives say the endpoint drivers touch rind "only for handshakes and stateless resets, not per packet", but moq-tokio's QUIC-LB Forward HMACs every forwarded packet inside the endpoint driver's poll, and that path is outside the new guards. It only matters for a relay cluster with forwarding enabled, so this is a follow-up rather than a blocker, but the claim is not accurate as written.
Technical details
# Forwarding HMAC is per packet## Affected sites-`rs/moq-tokio/src/quic/driver/endpoint.rs:939` — `Forward::route` runs for every received datagram in the endpoint driver's poll.
-`rs/moq-tokio/src/quic/driver/forward.rs:190` — `route` calls `seal`, which builds an `hmac::Context` and `Tag` per forwarded packet; `poll_recv`/`open` verifies one per received forward.
## Required outcome- Either guard the forwarding path (or the endpoint poll) as well, or correct the body so the scoping claim matches the code.
Verification was static: only target/release is warm here and the shared build directory was locked, so I did not run a build; CI Check was still in progress at submission.
rind 0.3's AesCtr takes the whole counter block and a fixed counter width;
SRTP AES-CM counts over the IV's low 16 bits. rind 0.3 also makes drop-time
key wiping opt-in, so enable `wipe` to keep what 0.1.12 did.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
No actionable findings in the substantive update since 86b7258. Enabling rind's wipe feature preserves the prior key-drop behavior. The SRTP adaptation passes the complete IV with a 16-bit counter width, matching the tagged rind 0.3.1 API and its per-call block bound. Previously reviewed synchronous DIT guard scopes are unchanged in purpose. Static GitHub review, including tagged upstream API inspection; no builds, SRTP vector runs, platform checks, or performance measurements.
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Nitpick comments: 1
rs/moq-webrtc/src/vendor/str0m_rind/srtp.rs: 1
59-59: Trivial · Functional Correctness · Low value
Test the AES-CM counter limit.
The existing short vectors also pass with a 32-bit counter. Add a provider test that accepts 65,536 blocks and rejects one byte more. This would detect an incorrect counter width.
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Review comment at @rs/moq-webrtc/src/vendor/str0m_rind/srtp.rs at line 59:
Add a provider test for the AES-CM implementation constructed by `Cm` with
`AesCtr`, verifying it accepts input spanning 65,536 blocks and rejects input
one byte larger. Ensure the test exercises the provider’s actual counter-limit
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Review comments at @rs/moq-webrtc/src/vendor/str0m_rind/srtp.rs:
- Line 59: Add a provider test for the AES-CM implementation constructed by `Cm`
with `AesCtr`, verifying it accepts input spanning 65,536 blocks and rejects
input one byte larger. Ensure the test exercises the provider’s actual
counter-limit behavior rather than relying on the existing short vectors.
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✅ No new issues found.
Reviewed changes
Merged main (605e894), which brought main's newly vendored WebRTC stack (str0m_rind, dimpl's rind provider) into the branch's build surface.
Migrated the vendored SRTP AES-CM adapter to rind 0.3 (2993b06): str0m_rind/srtp.rs now builds AesCtr::new(&cipher::AES_128, &key, 16) and passes the whole 128-bit IV to apply_keystream, replacing 0.1.12's two-argument constructor and (nonce, counter) split. Sixteen bits is RFC 3711's block counter, which rtp_iv leaves zero, so a payload past 2^16 blocks is refused rather than wrapping.
Restored drop-time key wiping (2993b06): the workspace rind dependency enables the non-default wipe feature, keeping 0.1.12's zeroing of aead::Key, hmac::Key, hkdf::Prk, and Ed25519KeyPair on drop. The Impact and Decisions sections now record the choice.
Verified locally: cargo check -p moq-webrtc --lib passes, and the 29 crypto_compliance tests plus the RFC 3711 test_aes128_cm_sha1_80::unprotect_rtcp vector pass through the vendored rind provider. I also ran the NIST SP 800-38A multi-block vector through rind 0.3.1's AesCtr directly: counter_bits = 16 matches, agrees with a 32-bit counter for a 1200-byte payload and the 65535-byte maximum RTP payload, and refuses a message past 2^16 blocks. CI Check was still in progress when this review was submitted.
On CodeRabbit's nitpick about testing the AES-CM counter limit at srtp.rs:59: I'm not adding it.
Here the counter width never changes the output. SRTP rides in one UDP datagram, which is under 64 KiB, or under 4,096 blocks. str0m's IVs leave their low 16 bits zero, so no counter width from 16 to 128 carries, and the keystream is identical. A test at 65,536 blocks would cover a packet size moq-webrtc can't receive.
The limit itself is rind's, and rind tests it. aes_ctr_refuses_counter_reuse accepts exactly 2^counter_bits blocks and refuses one byte more without writing, and srtp_aes_cm checks RFC 3711's 65,282-block SRTP keystream at both ends with counter_bits = 16.
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The PR merges cleanly with base and changes Rust crypto dependencies and implementation, with no changes to the failing tooling test. No evidence assigns blame to this PR.
Failure log lines 592–614 report:
ERROR: test_working_tree_changes_and_deletions_count (main.QueryTests.test_working_tree_changes_and_deletions_count)
subprocess.CalledProcessError: Command '['git', 'init', '-q', '-b', 'main']' returned non-zero exit status 128.
FAILED (errors=1)
Line 1327 also reports:
No space left on device
On a detached scratch merge with base, python3 sh/dispatch-query.test.py passed all 38 tests. LOCAL_SUPERVISED=1 CHECK_FAIL_FAST=1 just ci base stopped because /dev/kvm is missing, so the complete required gate could not be verified. The PR branch remains at its pinned head. No code changes or test skips were made.
codex, gpt-6.1-sol, medium effort land fixer: Queue test setup failed amid runner disk exhaustion; local LOCAL_SUPERVISED=1 CHECK_FAIL_FAST=1 just ci base cannot complete: "ci: flake's NixOS VM tests need KVM, but /dev/kvm is missing; run them on. Recommendation: Free space on the queue runner and rerun the complete just ci base gate on a KVM host before requeueing the unchanged PR.
ERROR: test_working_tree_changes_and_deletions_count (__main__.QueryTests.test_working_tree_changes_and_deletions_count)
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Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/var/cache/github-runner-work/moq/moq/sh/dispatch-query.test.py", line 46, in setUp
self.git("init", "-q", "-b", "main")
~~~~~~~~^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
File "/var/cache/github-runner-work/moq/moq/sh/dispatch-query.test.py", line 56, in git
return subprocess.run(
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~^
["git", *args], cwd=self.repo, env=self.env, text=True, capture_output=True, check=True
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
).stdout.strip()
^
File "/nix/store/xahxrjs30p3mw0a42bqg9ikgkikskw8m-python3-3.14.8/lib/python3.14/subprocess.py", line 578, in run
raise CalledProcessError(retcode, process.args,
output=stdout, stderr=stderr)
subprocess.CalledProcessError: Command '['git', 'init', '-q', '-b', 'main']' returned non-zero exit status 128.
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Ran 38 tests in 73.716s
FAILED (errors=1)
error: recipe `test` failed on line 88 with exit code 1
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Problem
On Apple silicon, rind turns DIT (data-independent timing) on and off around every call that handles a secret, about 45-60 ns a call, a fifth of sealing a 1350-byte packet. A QUIC packet makes at least two rind calls each way (AEAD and header protection), so moq paid that toggle several times per packet. moq also pinned rind 0.1.12, which predates
rind::cpu::Dit.Approach
RsaKeySizeisrind::rsa::KeySize,from_private_key_and_public_keyisfrom_scalar_and_public_key, andDEFAULT_PROVIDERisdefault_provider().wipefeature on the workspace dependency: rind 0.3 makes drop-time key wiping opt-in, and 0.1.12 always did it.AesCtrwith a 16-bit counter and passes the whole IV as the counter block; str0m's IVs leave those bits zero, and rind refuses a packet past 2^16 blocks instead of wrapping. The RFC 3711 and RFC 7714 SRTP vector tests pass.default_provider()now return their own error type, so moq-crypto and moq-auth runrind::cpu::check()first, keepingUnsupportedCpu, and then expect the provider.cpumodule re-exportsrind::cpu::Dit.Ditguard once per batch:ConnectionDriver::poll, which opens every received packet (process_conn_events) and seals every outgoing one (drive_transmit).Inner::demux, which opens every datagram in one receive, andDriver::poll, which seals this turn's trains.The guard is
!Sendand each poll is synchronous, so nothing holds it across an.await. It does nothing off Apple's platforms, where rind sets no DIT (moq-dev/rind#503).Impact
cpu::Dit, a re-export ofrind::cpu::Dit. Additive.Alternatives
poll_transmitandhandle_event: one toggle per GSO batch or datagram instead of per driver poll, and it would put rind in moq-quic's crypto-agnostic state machine.Decisions
wipeto keep 0.1.12's behaviour (rejected: drop wiping and record it), per the pullfrog review.Follow-ups
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quest reviewafter each round.01a1bc09-fdda-72d3-8b3b-264c13b873bd, round 2The incremental changes correctly adapt SRTP AES-CM to rind 0.3 and preserve key wiping, with no actionable defects found by code inspection; builds and tests were not run as instructed.