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# BitTorrent v2 Hashes (BEP 52)
## Purpose
Generate BitTorrent v2 compatible hashes for magnet links and peer verification. Enables creating magnet links for files without a full .torrent file.
## Two Output Hashes
### 1. Pieces Root (`cid_bt_pieces_root`)
- **Multicodec**: `0xb702` (**official** `bittorrent-pieces-root`)
- **CID codec**: `0x55` (raw)
- **Description**: Merkle tree root of SHA-256 hashes of 16KB file blocks
- **Use case**: File verification, piece-level integrity checking
### 2. Info Hash (`cid_bt_info_hash`)
- **Multicodec**: `0x12` (standard SHA-256)
- **CID codec**: `0x55` (raw)
- **Description**: SHA-256 of bencoded info dictionary
- **Use case**: Magnet links, torrent identification
## Algorithm
```
1. Read file in 16KB blocks
2. SHA-256 hash each block (pad last block with zeros)
3. Build merkle tree from leaf hashes:
- Pad to next power of 2 with zero hashes
- Each parent = SHA-256(left_child || right_child)
→ Result: pieces_root (32 bytes)
4. Create info dictionary:
{
"file tree": { filename: { "": { "length": N, "pieces root": <pieces_root> } } },
"meta version": 2,
"name": filename,
"piece length": 16384
}
5. Bencode the dictionary
6. SHA-256(bencoded_info)
→ Result: info_hash (32 bytes)
```
### Merkle Tree Structure
```
[Root]
/ \
[Node] [Node]
/ \ / \
[Leaf0] [Leaf1] [Leaf2] [Zero]
Leaf = SHA-256(16KB block)
Node = SHA-256(left || right)
```
## Magnet Link Generation
```
magnet:?xt=urn:btmh:1220<info_hash_hex>&dn=<filename>
```
Where:
- `btmh` = BitTorrent Multihash
- `1220` = `0x12` (SHA-256 code) + `0x20` (32 bytes = 0x20 in hex)
- `info_hash_hex` = 64 hex characters
- `dn` = display name (URL-encoded filename)
### Example
```
File: ubuntu-24.04-desktop-amd64.iso
Info Hash: a1b2c3d4...
Magnet: magnet:?xt=urn:btmh:1220a1b2c3d4...&dn=ubuntu-24.04-desktop-amd64.iso
```
## BEP 52 Compliance
This implementation follows [BEP 52](https://www.bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0052.html):
| Requirement | Implementation |
|-------------|----------------|
| Block size | 16 KiB (16,384 bytes) |
| Piece size | 16 KiB (minimum, power of 2) |
| Hash algorithm | SHA-256 |
| Merkle tree | Binary, power-of-2 padded |
| Info dict | v2 format with `file tree` |
| Meta version | 2 (v2-only torrent) |
## Properties
| Property | Pieces Root | Info Hash |
|----------|-------------|-----------|
| Hash size | 32 bytes | 32 bytes |
| Algorithm | Merkle SHA-256 | SHA-256 |
| Multicodec | 0xb702 (official) | 0x12 (SHA-256) |
| Time complexity | O(n) | O(n) |
| Space complexity | O(log n) | O(1) |
## Use Cases
1. **Magnet link creation** - Share files via magnet links without .torrent files
2. **Peer verification** - Verify file integrity in BitTorrent v2 swarms
3. **Deduplication** - Identify identical files across BitTorrent network
4. **Hybrid torrents** - Create v1+v2 hybrid torrents
## Limitations
- Pieces root depends on filename (included in info dict)
- Single-file torrents only (no multi-file directory support)
- Requires full file read for both hashes
## References
- [BEP 52: The BitTorrent Protocol Specification v2](https://www.bittorrent.org/beps/bep_0052.html)
- [Multicodec Table](https://github.com/multiformats/multicodec/blob/master/table.csv) - `bittorrent-pieces-root` = 0xb702
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# MidHash256
## Purpose
O(1) file identification hash - constant time regardless of file size. Designed for quick duplicate detection and large file identification before expensive full-hash operations.
## Multicodec
- **Code**: `0x1000` (custom, not in official multicodec registry)
- **CID codec**: `0x55` (raw)
- **Output key**: `cid_midhash256`
## Algorithm
```
1. Read file size (S)
2. If S <= 1MB:
sample = entire file content
3. If S > 1MB:
seek to (S - 1MB) / 2
sample = read 1MB from middle
4. Hash = SHA-256(S as u64 big-endian || sample)
```
### Pseudocode
```rust
fn midhash256(path: &Path) -> [u8; 32] {
let size = file_size(path);
let mut hasher = SHA256::new();
// Always include size as 8-byte big-endian prefix
hasher.update(size.to_be_bytes());
if size <= 1_048_576 {
// Small file: hash entire content
hasher.update(read_all(path));
} else {
// Large file: hash middle 1MB
let middle_start = (size - 1_048_576) / 2;
hasher.update(read_at(path, middle_start, 1_048_576));
}
hasher.finalize()
}
```
## Properties
| Property | Value |
|----------|-------|
| Time complexity | O(1) for files > 1MB |
| Space complexity | O(1) - fixed 1MB buffer |
| Hash size | 32 bytes (SHA-256) |
| Collision resistance | Same as SHA-256 for middle content |
## Use Cases
1. **Quick duplicate detection** - Identify potential duplicates before computing full hashes
2. **Large file identification** - Identify terabyte files in ~20ms regardless of size
3. **Pre-filtering** - Filter candidates before expensive operations (full hash, content analysis)
4. **Change detection** - Quick check if middle content changed (useful for video files)
## Limitations
- Files differing only at edges (first/last 512KB for 2MB+ files) will have same midhash
- Not suitable as a standalone deduplication hash - use as pre-filter only
- Custom multicodec code may conflict with future official allocations
## CID Example
```
File: movie.mkv (4.7 GB)
MidHash256: 3a7b...c2d1 (32 bytes)
CID: bafkreibh4xvl5... (base32lower encoded CIDv1)
```
## Integration
The hash is computed separately from the standard single-pass algorithms since it requires seeking to the middle of the file. For files <= 1MB, it reads the entire file like other algorithms.