public ProxyServer(FirewallCheckCallback firewallCallback, MessageBeginCallback messageBeginCallback, MessageEndCallback messageEndCallback, BadCertificateCallback badCertificateCallback = null)
{
if (firewallCallback == null)
{
throw new ArgumentException("The firewall callback MUST be defined.");
}
if (messageBeginCallback == null)
{
throw new ArgumentException("The message begin callback MUST be defined.");
}
if (messageEndCallback == null)
{
throw new ArgumentException("The message end callback MUST be defined.");
}
m_fwCallback = firewallCallback;
FilterResponseHandlerFactory.Default.MessageBeginCallback = messageBeginCallback;
FilterResponseHandlerFactory.Default.MessageEndCallback = messageEndCallback;
FilterResponseHandlerFactory.Default.BadCertificateCallback = badCertificateCallback;
}
public AbstractFilterResponseHandler(MessageBeginCallback messageBeginCallback, MessageEndCallback messageEndCallback)
{
m_msgBeginCb = messageBeginCallback;
m_msgEndCb = messageEndCallback;
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a new WindowsProxyServer instance. Really there should only ever be a single instance
/// created at a time.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="authorityCommonName">
/// The common name to use when generating the certificate authority. Basically, all SSL
/// sites will show that they are secured by a certificate authority with this name that is
/// supplied here.
/// </param>
/// <param name="firewallCallback">
/// The firewall check callback. Used to allow the user to determine if a binary should have
/// its associated traffic pushed through the filter or not.
/// </param>
/// <param name="messageBeginCallback">
/// Message begin callback enables users to inspect and filter messages immediately after
/// they begin. Users also have the power to direct how the proxy will continue to handle the
/// overall transaction that this message belongs to.
/// </param>
/// <param name="messageEndCallback">
/// Message end callback enables users to inspect and filter messages once they have completed.
/// </param>
/// <exception cref="ArgumentException">
/// Will throw if any one of the callbacks are not defined.
/// </exception>
public WindowsProxyServer(string authorityCommonName, FirewallCheckCallback firewallCallback, MessageBeginCallback messageBeginCallback, MessageEndCallback messageEndCallback) : base(authorityCommonName, firewallCallback, messageBeginCallback, messageEndCallback)
{
}
public FilterHttpResponseHandler(MessageBeginCallback messageBeginCallback, MessageEndCallback messageEndCallback) : base(messageBeginCallback, messageEndCallback)
{
}
public FilterHttpResponseHandler(MessageBeginCallback messageBeginCallback, MessageEndCallback messageEndCallback, BadCertificateCallback badCertificateCallback) : base(messageBeginCallback, messageEndCallback, badCertificateCallback)
{
}
public WindowsProxyServer(FirewallCheckCallback firewallCallback, MessageBeginCallback messageBeginCallback, MessageEndCallback messageEndCallback, BadCertificateCallback badCertificateCallback)
: base(firewallCallback, messageBeginCallback, messageEndCallback, badCertificateCallback)
{
}
public FilterWebsocketHandler(MessageBeginCallback messageBeginCallback, MessageEndCallback messageEndCallback) : base(messageBeginCallback, messageEndCallback)
{
}
public WindowsProxyServer(FirewallCheckCallback firewallCallback, MessageBeginCallback messageBeginCallback, MessageEndCallback messageEndCallback) : base(firewallCallback, messageBeginCallback, messageEndCallback)
{
}
public FilterWebsocketHandler(MessageBeginCallback messageBeginCallback, MessageEndCallback messageEndCallback) : base(messageBeginCallback, messageEndCallback)
{
Console.WriteLine("New FilterWebsocketHandler");
}
public FilterPassthroughResponseHandler(MessageBeginCallback messageBeginCallback, MessageEndCallback messageEndCallback) : base(messageBeginCallback, messageEndCallback)
{
}
public AbstractFilterResponseHandler(MessageBeginCallback messageBeginCallback, MessageEndCallback messageEndCallback, BadCertificateCallback onBadCertificate)
{
m_msgBeginCb = messageBeginCallback;
m_msgEndCb = messageEndCallback;
m_onBadCertificate = onBadCertificate;
}
/// <summary>
/// Creates a new proxy server instance. Really there should only ever be a single instance
/// created at a time.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="authorityCommonName">
/// The common name to use when generating the certificate authority. Basically, all SSL
/// sites will show that they are secured by a certificate authority with this name that is
/// supplied here.
/// </param>
/// <param name="firewallCallback">
/// The firewall check callback. Used to allow the user to determine if a binary should have
/// its associated traffic pushed through the filter or not.
/// </param>
/// <param name="messageBeginCallback">
/// Message begin callback enables users to inspect and filter messages immediately after
/// they begin. Users also have the power to direct how the proxy will continue to handle the
/// overall transaction that this message belongs to.
/// </param>
/// <param name="messageEndCallback">
/// Message end callback enables users to inspect and filter messages once they have completed.
/// </param>
/// <exception cref="ArgumentException">
/// Will throw if any one of the callbacks are not defined.
/// </exception>
public ProxyServer(string authorityCommonName, FirewallCheckCallback firewallCallback, MessageBeginCallback messageBeginCallback, MessageEndCallback messageEndCallback)
{
m_tlsConnAdapter = new TlsSniConnectionAdapter(authorityCommonName);
m_fwCallback = firewallCallback ?? throw new ArgumentException("The firewall callback MUST be defined.");
FilterResponseHandlerFactory.Default.MessageBeginCallback = messageBeginCallback ?? throw new ArgumentException("The message begin callback MUST be defined.");
FilterResponseHandlerFactory.Default.MessageEndCallback = messageEndCallback ?? throw new ArgumentException("The message end callback MUST be defined.");
// Hook the cert verification callback.
ServicePointManager.ServerCertificateValidationCallback += CertificateVerificationHandler;
}
