/*
* Run the tests and return the report.
*/
internal Report Run()
{
string sni = explicitSNI;
if (sni == null)
{
sni = serverName;
}
else if (sni == "-")
{
sni = null;
}
/*
* Accumulate time offsets between client and server.
*/
timeOffsets = new List <long>();
/*
* To keep track of DHE/ECDHE parameters.
*/
minDHSize = 0;
minECSize = 0;
minECSizeExt = 0;
namedCurves = new SortedDictionary <int, SSLCurve>();
curveExplicitPrime = 0;
curveExplicitChar2 = 0;
unknownSKE = false;
doesRenego = false;
doesEtM = false;
/*
* Overall process:
*
* 1. First, try SSL 2.0. This is a single connection.
* After this test, everything else uses SSL 3.0+.
*
* 2. Try to confirm that we are talking to an actual
* SSL/TLS server and obtain its tolerance to variants:
* maximum client version, presence of extensions,
* large ClientHello messages.
*
* 3. For each supported protocol version, find
* accepted cipher suites, then work out server's
* behaviour for suite selection (client order, server
* order, other).
*
* 4. Print report for cipher suites.
*
* 5. Print other information (compression support,
* certificate information, DHE/ECDHE details...).
*/
rp = new Report();
rp.ConnName = serverName;
rp.ConnPort = serverPort;
rp.SNI = sni;
/*
* SSL 2.0 attempt.
*/
if (minVersion <= M.SSLv20)
{
if (verbose)
{
Console.WriteLine("[trying version=SSLv2]");
}
SSL2 v2 = DoConnectV2();
if (v2 != null)
{
if (verbose)
{
Console.WriteLine("[SSLv2 supported,"
+ " {0} cipher suite(s)]",
v2.CipherSuites.Length);
}
}
}
/*
* Make the list of cipher suites we are interested in.
*/
csl = new List <int>();
if (allSuites)
{
for (int i = 1; i <= 0xFFFF; i++)
{
if (i == M.TLS_EMPTY_RENEGOTIATION_INFO_SCSV ||
i == M.TLS_FALLBACK_SCSV)
{
continue;
}
csl.Add(i);
}
}
else
{
foreach (int s in CipherSuite.ALL.Keys)
{
if (s != 0)
{
csl.Add(s);
}
}
}
/*
* Create a test builder and populate it with the
* configured information.
*/
tb = new SSLTestBuilder();
tb.ServerName = sni;
tb.MaxVersion = maxVersion;
withExts = true;
gotSSLAnswer = false;
serverCompress = false;
sslAlert = -1;
maxRecordLen = 8192;
if (addECExt)
{
List <int> rx = new List <int>();
foreach (int x in SSLCurve.ALL.Keys)
{
rx.Add(x);
}
tb.SupportedCurves = rx.ToArray();
}
/*
* Each try entails using a protocol version, a
* maximum record length, and optional extensions.
* We then try all chunks of cipher suites (in our
* list of cipher suites to try) until we get a
* successfull handshake.
*
* On error, we try reducing maximum record length.
* If that still fails, we lower the maximum version.
* If even SSL 3.0 fails with a small record, then
* we try again the whole process without extensions.
*/
for (;;)
{
maxRecordLen = 8192;
if (TryConnect() || gotReadTimeout)
{
break;
}
maxRecordLen = 1024;
if (TryConnect() || gotReadTimeout)
{
break;
}
maxRecordLen = 256;
if (TryConnect() || gotReadTimeout)
{
break;
}
int v = tb.MaxVersion;
if (v > M.SSLv30)
{
tb.MaxVersion = v - 1;
continue;
}
if (withExts)
{
withExts = false;
tb.DisableExtensions();
tb.MaxVersion = maxVersion;
continue;
}
/*
* No success.
*/
if (gotSSLAnswer && sslAlert >= 0)
{
throw new SSLAlertException(sslAlert);
}
else
{
string msg = "Could not initiate a handshake"
+ " (not SSL/TLS?)";
if (gotReadTimeout)
{
msg += " [read timeout]";
}
throw new Exception(msg);
}
}
if (maxRecordLen < 8192)
{
rp.NeedsShortHello = true;
}
if (!withExts)
{
rp.NoExtensions = true;
}
maxVersion = tb.MaxVersion;
int startVersion = minVersion;
if (startVersion < M.SSLv30)
{
startVersion = M.SSLv30;
}
/*
* Now extract supported cipher suites for each protocol
* version. We also try to get the highest version for
* which EC-based cipher suites are supported, and
* extract all supported EC-based cipher suites for
* that version.
*
* For each such protocol version, we also try connecting
* with a ClientHello in V2 format; we do so while ensuring
* that the total hello length is no more than 127 bytes,
* for maximum interoperability. Note that the V2 format
* has no room for any extension.
*/
int maxECVersion = -1;
int[] suppEC = null;
for (int v = startVersion; v <= maxVersion; v++)
{
tb.MaxVersion = v;
SupportedCipherSuites scs = GetSupportedCipherSuites();
if (scs == null)
{
continue;
}
rp.SetCipherSuites(v, scs);
int[] ecs = scs.GetKnownECSuites();
if (ecs.Length > 0)
{
maxECVersion = v;
suppEC = ecs;
}
if (scs.KXReuseDH)
{
rp.KXReuseDH = true;
}
if (scs.KXReuseECDH)
{
rp.KXReuseECDH = true;
}
/*
* Check V2 format for ClientHello.
*/
int savedRV = tb.RecordVersion;
tb.RecordVersion = M.SSLv20;
if (DoConnect() != null)
{
rp.SupportsV2Hello = true;
}
tb.RecordVersion = savedRV;
}
/*
* At that point, if the server used an EC-based cipher
* suite, and we did not present a Supported Elliptic
* Curves extension, then the server selected the
* curve(s) all by itself. If we always presented that
* extension, then we want to try talking to the server
* without it, to see if it accepts doing EC at all
* without the extension, and, if yes, what curve it may
* use in that case.
*/
int[] spontaneousEC;
SSLCurve[] spontaneousNamedCurves;
if (addECExt && withExts && maxECVersion >= 0)
{
if (verbose)
{
Console.WriteLine("[spontaneous EC support,"
+ " version={0}, {1} suite(s)]",
M.VersionString(maxECVersion),
suppEC.Length);
}
IDictionary <int, SSLCurve> oldNamedCurves = namedCurves;
namedCurves = new SortedDictionary <int, SSLCurve>();
tb.MaxVersion = maxECVersion;
tb.SupportedCurves = null;
spontaneousEC = GetSupportedCipherSuites(suppEC, null);
spontaneousNamedCurves = M.ToValueArray(namedCurves);
foreach (int s in namedCurves.Keys)
{
oldNamedCurves[s] = namedCurves[s];
}
namedCurves = oldNamedCurves;
if (verbose)
{
Console.WriteLine();
}
}
else
{
spontaneousEC = suppEC;
spontaneousNamedCurves = M.ToValueArray(namedCurves);
}
/*
* We now try to enumerate all supported EC curves.
*/
if (withExts && maxECVersion >= 0)
{
tb.MaxVersion = maxECVersion;
tb.CipherSuites = suppEC;
if (verbose)
{
Console.WriteLine("[elliptic curve enumeration,"
+ " version={0}, {1} suite(s)]",
M.VersionString(maxECVersion),
suppEC.Length);
}
/*
* Try named curves.
*/
IDictionary <int, int> rec =
new SortedDictionary <int, int>();
foreach (int id in SSLCurve.ALL.Keys)
{
AddToSet(rec, id);
}
while (rec.Count > 0)
{
tb.SupportedCurves = SetToArray(rec);
SSLTestResult tr = DoConnect();
if (tr == null)
{
break;
}
SSLCurve sc = tr.Curve;
if (sc == null)
{
break;
}
if (!rec.ContainsKey(sc.Id))
{
break;
}
rec.Remove(sc.Id);
}
/*
* Try explicit curves, prime and char2.
*/
tb.SupportedCurves = new int[] {
SSLCurve.EXPLICIT_PRIME
};
DoConnect();
tb.SupportedCurves = new int[] {
SSLCurve.EXPLICIT_CHAR2
};
DoConnect();
if (verbose)
{
Console.WriteLine();
}
}
rp.DeflateCompress = serverCompress;
rp.ServerTimeOffset = GetServerTimeOffset();
rp.SupportsSecureRenegotiation = doesRenego;
rp.SupportsEncryptThenMAC = doesEtM;
rp.MinDHSize = minDHSize;
rp.MinECSize = minECSize;
rp.MinECSizeExt = minECSizeExt;
rp.NamedCurves = M.ToValueArray(namedCurves);
rp.SpontaneousEC = spontaneousEC;
rp.SpontaneousNamedCurves = spontaneousNamedCurves;
rp.CurveExplicitPrime = curveExplicitPrime;
rp.CurveExplicitChar2 = curveExplicitChar2;
rp.UnknownSKE = unknownSKE;
return(rp);
}