internal static SafeSslHandle AllocateSslContext(SslProtocols protocols, SafeX509Handle certHandle, SafeEvpPKeyHandle certKeyHandle, EncryptionPolicy policy, bool isServer, bool remoteCertRequired)
{
SafeSslHandle context = null;
IntPtr method = GetSslMethod(protocols);
using (SafeSslContextHandle innerContext = Ssl.SslCtxCreate(method))
{
if (innerContext.IsInvalid)
{
throw CreateSslException(SR.net_allocate_ssl_context_failed);
}
// Configure allowed protocols. It's ok to use DangerousGetHandle here without AddRef/Release as we just
// create the handle, it's rooted by the using, no one else has a reference to it, etc.
Ssl.SetProtocolOptions(innerContext.DangerousGetHandle(), protocols);
// The logic in SafeSslHandle.Disconnect is simple because we are doing a quiet
// shutdown (we aren't negotiating for session close to enable later session
// restoration).
//
// If you find yourself wanting to remove this line to enable bidirectional
// close-notify, you'll probably need to rewrite SafeSslHandle.Disconnect().
// https://www.openssl.org/docs/manmaster/ssl/SSL_shutdown.html
Ssl.SslCtxSetQuietShutdown(innerContext);
if (!Ssl.SetEncryptionPolicy(innerContext, policy))
{
throw new PlatformNotSupportedException(SR.Format(SR.net_ssl_encryptionpolicy_notsupported, policy));
}
if (certHandle != null && certKeyHandle != null)
{
SetSslCertificate(innerContext, certHandle, certKeyHandle);
}
if (remoteCertRequired)
{
Debug.Assert(isServer, "isServer flag should be true");
Ssl.SslCtxSetVerify(innerContext,
s_verifyClientCertificate);
//update the client CA list
UpdateCAListFromRootStore(innerContext);
}
context = SafeSslHandle.Create(innerContext, isServer);
Debug.Assert(context != null, "Expected non-null return value from SafeSslHandle.Create");
if (context.IsInvalid)
{
context.Dispose();
throw CreateSslException(SR.net_allocate_ssl_context_failed);
}
}
return(context);
}
internal static SafeSslHandle AllocateSslContext(SslProtocols protocols, SafeX509Handle?certHandle, SafeEvpPKeyHandle?certKeyHandle, EncryptionPolicy policy, SslAuthenticationOptions sslAuthenticationOptions)
{
SafeSslHandle?context = null;
// Always use SSLv23_method, regardless of protocols. It supports negotiating to the highest
// mutually supported version and can thus handle any of the set protocols, and we then use
// SetProtocolOptions to ensure we only allow the ones requested.
using (SafeSslContextHandle innerContext = Ssl.SslCtxCreate(Ssl.SslMethods.SSLv23_method))
{
if (innerContext.IsInvalid)
{
throw CreateSslException(SR.net_allocate_ssl_context_failed);
}
if (!Interop.Ssl.Tls13Supported)
{
if (protocols != SslProtocols.None &&
CipherSuitesPolicyPal.WantsTls13(protocols))
{
protocols = protocols & (~SslProtocols.Tls13);
}
}
else if (CipherSuitesPolicyPal.WantsTls13(protocols) &&
CipherSuitesPolicyPal.ShouldOptOutOfTls13(sslAuthenticationOptions.CipherSuitesPolicy, policy))
{
if (protocols == SslProtocols.None)
{
// we are using default settings but cipher suites policy says that TLS 1.3
// is not compatible with our settings (i.e. we requested no encryption or disabled
// all TLS 1.3 cipher suites)
protocols = SslProtocols.Tls | SslProtocols.Tls11 | SslProtocols.Tls12;
}
else
{
// user explicitly asks for TLS 1.3 but their policy is not compatible with TLS 1.3
throw new SslException(
SR.Format(SR.net_ssl_encryptionpolicy_notsupported, policy));
}
}
if (CipherSuitesPolicyPal.ShouldOptOutOfLowerThanTls13(sslAuthenticationOptions.CipherSuitesPolicy, policy))
{
if (!CipherSuitesPolicyPal.WantsTls13(protocols))
{
// We cannot provide neither TLS 1.3 or non TLS 1.3, user disabled all cipher suites
throw new SslException(
SR.Format(SR.net_ssl_encryptionpolicy_notsupported, policy));
}
protocols = SslProtocols.Tls13;
}
// Configure allowed protocols. It's ok to use DangerousGetHandle here without AddRef/Release as we just
// create the handle, it's rooted by the using, no one else has a reference to it, etc.
Ssl.SetProtocolOptions(innerContext.DangerousGetHandle(), protocols);
// Sets policy and security level
if (!Ssl.SetEncryptionPolicy(innerContext, policy))
{
throw new SslException(
SR.Format(SR.net_ssl_encryptionpolicy_notsupported, policy));
}
// The logic in SafeSslHandle.Disconnect is simple because we are doing a quiet
// shutdown (we aren't negotiating for session close to enable later session
// restoration).
//
// If you find yourself wanting to remove this line to enable bidirectional
// close-notify, you'll probably need to rewrite SafeSslHandle.Disconnect().
// https://www.openssl.org/docs/manmaster/ssl/SSL_shutdown.html
Ssl.SslCtxSetQuietShutdown(innerContext);
byte[]? cipherList =
CipherSuitesPolicyPal.GetOpenSslCipherList(sslAuthenticationOptions.CipherSuitesPolicy, protocols, policy);
Debug.Assert(cipherList == null || (cipherList.Length >= 1 && cipherList[cipherList.Length - 1] == 0));
byte[]? cipherSuites =
CipherSuitesPolicyPal.GetOpenSslCipherSuites(sslAuthenticationOptions.CipherSuitesPolicy, protocols, policy);
Debug.Assert(cipherSuites == null || (cipherSuites.Length >= 1 && cipherSuites[cipherSuites.Length - 1] == 0));
unsafe
{
fixed(byte *cipherListStr = cipherList)
fixed(byte *cipherSuitesStr = cipherSuites)
{
if (!Ssl.SetCiphers(innerContext, cipherListStr, cipherSuitesStr))
{
Crypto.ErrClearError();
throw new PlatformNotSupportedException(SR.Format(SR.net_ssl_encryptionpolicy_notsupported, policy));
}
}
}
bool hasCertificateAndKey =
certHandle != null && !certHandle.IsInvalid &&
certKeyHandle != null && !certKeyHandle.IsInvalid;
if (hasCertificateAndKey)
{
SetSslCertificate(innerContext, certHandle !, certKeyHandle !);
}
if (sslAuthenticationOptions.IsServer && sslAuthenticationOptions.RemoteCertRequired)
{
Ssl.SslCtxSetVerify(innerContext, s_verifyClientCertificate);
}
GCHandle alpnHandle = default;
try
{
if (sslAuthenticationOptions.ApplicationProtocols != null)
{
if (sslAuthenticationOptions.IsServer)
{
alpnHandle = GCHandle.Alloc(sslAuthenticationOptions.ApplicationProtocols);
Interop.Ssl.SslCtxSetAlpnSelectCb(innerContext, s_alpnServerCallback, GCHandle.ToIntPtr(alpnHandle));
}
else
{
if (Interop.Ssl.SslCtxSetAlpnProtos(innerContext, sslAuthenticationOptions.ApplicationProtocols) != 0)
{
throw CreateSslException(SR.net_alpn_config_failed);
}
}
}
context = SafeSslHandle.Create(innerContext, sslAuthenticationOptions.IsServer);
Debug.Assert(context != null, "Expected non-null return value from SafeSslHandle.Create");
if (context.IsInvalid)
{
context.Dispose();
throw CreateSslException(SR.net_allocate_ssl_context_failed);
}
if (!sslAuthenticationOptions.IsServer)
{
// The IdnMapping converts unicode input into the IDNA punycode sequence.
string punyCode = s_idnMapping.GetAscii(sslAuthenticationOptions.TargetHost !);
// Similar to windows behavior, set SNI on openssl by default for client context, ignore errors.
if (!Ssl.SslSetTlsExtHostName(context, punyCode))
{
Crypto.ErrClearError();
}
}
if (hasCertificateAndKey)
{
bool hasCertReference = false;
try
{
certHandle !.DangerousAddRef(ref hasCertReference);
using (X509Certificate2 cert = new X509Certificate2(certHandle.DangerousGetHandle()))
{
X509Chain?chain = null;
try
{
chain = TLSCertificateExtensions.BuildNewChain(cert, includeClientApplicationPolicy: false);
if (chain != null && !Ssl.AddExtraChainCertificates(context, chain))
{
throw CreateSslException(SR.net_ssl_use_cert_failed);
}
}
finally
{
if (chain != null)
{
int elementsCount = chain.ChainElements.Count;
for (int i = 0; i < elementsCount; i++)
{
chain.ChainElements[i].Certificate !.Dispose();
}
chain.Dispose();
}
}
}
}
finally
{
if (hasCertReference)
{
certHandle !.DangerousRelease();
}
}
}
context.AlpnHandle = alpnHandle;
}
catch
{
if (alpnHandle.IsAllocated)
{
alpnHandle.Free();
}
throw;
}
}
return(context);
}
internal static SafeSslHandle AllocateSslContext(SslProtocols protocols, SafeX509Handle certHandle, SafeEvpPKeyHandle certKeyHandle, EncryptionPolicy policy, SslAuthenticationOptions sslAuthenticationOptions)
{
SafeSslHandle context = null;
// Always use SSLv23_method, regardless of protocols. It supports negotiating to the highest
// mutually supported version and can thus handle any of the set protocols, and we then use
// SetProtocolOptions to ensure we only allow the ones requested.
using (SafeSslContextHandle innerContext = Ssl.SslCtxCreate(Ssl.SslMethods.SSLv23_method))
{
if (innerContext.IsInvalid)
{
throw CreateSslException(SR.net_allocate_ssl_context_failed);
}
// Configure allowed protocols. It's ok to use DangerousGetHandle here without AddRef/Release as we just
// create the handle, it's rooted by the using, no one else has a reference to it, etc.
Ssl.SetProtocolOptions(innerContext.DangerousGetHandle(), protocols);
// The logic in SafeSslHandle.Disconnect is simple because we are doing a quiet
// shutdown (we aren't negotiating for session close to enable later session
// restoration).
//
// If you find yourself wanting to remove this line to enable bidirectional
// close-notify, you'll probably need to rewrite SafeSslHandle.Disconnect().
// https://www.openssl.org/docs/manmaster/ssl/SSL_shutdown.html
Ssl.SslCtxSetQuietShutdown(innerContext);
if (!Ssl.SetEncryptionPolicy(innerContext, policy))
{
throw new PlatformNotSupportedException(SR.Format(SR.net_ssl_encryptionpolicy_notsupported, policy));
}
bool hasCertificateAndKey =
certHandle != null && !certHandle.IsInvalid &&
certKeyHandle != null && !certKeyHandle.IsInvalid;
if (hasCertificateAndKey)
{
SetSslCertificate(innerContext, certHandle, certKeyHandle);
}
if (sslAuthenticationOptions.IsServer && sslAuthenticationOptions.RemoteCertRequired)
{
Ssl.SslCtxSetVerify(innerContext, s_verifyClientCertificate);
}
GCHandle alpnHandle = default;
try
{
if (sslAuthenticationOptions.ApplicationProtocols != null)
{
if (sslAuthenticationOptions.IsServer)
{
alpnHandle = GCHandle.Alloc(sslAuthenticationOptions.ApplicationProtocols);
Interop.Ssl.SslCtxSetAlpnSelectCb(innerContext, s_alpnServerCallback, GCHandle.ToIntPtr(alpnHandle));
}
else
{
if (Interop.Ssl.SslCtxSetAlpnProtos(innerContext, sslAuthenticationOptions.ApplicationProtocols) != 0)
{
throw CreateSslException(SR.net_alpn_config_failed);
}
}
}
context = SafeSslHandle.Create(innerContext, sslAuthenticationOptions.IsServer);
Debug.Assert(context != null, "Expected non-null return value from SafeSslHandle.Create");
if (context.IsInvalid)
{
context.Dispose();
throw CreateSslException(SR.net_allocate_ssl_context_failed);
}
if (!sslAuthenticationOptions.IsServer)
{
// The IdnMapping converts unicode input into the IDNA punycode sequence.
string punyCode = s_idnMapping.GetAscii(sslAuthenticationOptions.TargetHost);
// Similar to windows behavior, set SNI on openssl by default for client context, ignore errors.
Ssl.SslSetTlsExtHostName(context, punyCode);
}
if (hasCertificateAndKey)
{
bool hasCertReference = false;
try
{
certHandle.DangerousAddRef(ref hasCertReference);
using (X509Certificate2 cert = new X509Certificate2(certHandle.DangerousGetHandle()))
{
using (X509Chain chain = TLSCertificateExtensions.BuildNewChain(cert, includeClientApplicationPolicy: false))
{
if (chain != null && !Ssl.AddExtraChainCertificates(context, chain))
{
throw CreateSslException(SR.net_ssl_use_cert_failed);
}
}
}
}
finally
{
if (hasCertReference)
{
certHandle.DangerousRelease();
}
}
}
context.AlpnHandle = alpnHandle;
}
catch
{
if (alpnHandle.IsAllocated)
{
alpnHandle.Free();
}
throw;
}
}
return(context);
}
internal static SafeSslHandle AllocateSslContext(SslProtocols protocols, SafeX509Handle certHandle, SafeEvpPKeyHandle certKeyHandle, EncryptionPolicy policy, bool isServer, bool remoteCertRequired)
{
SafeSslHandle context = null;
// Always use SSLv23_method, regardless of protocols. It supports negotiating to the highest
// mutually supported version and can thus handle any of the set protocols, and we then use
// SetProtocolOptions to ensure we only allow the ones requested.
using (SafeSslContextHandle innerContext = Ssl.SslCtxCreate(Ssl.SslMethods.SSLv23_method))
{
if (innerContext.IsInvalid)
{
throw CreateSslException(SR.net_allocate_ssl_context_failed);
}
// Configure allowed protocols. It's ok to use DangerousGetHandle here without AddRef/Release as we just
// create the handle, it's rooted by the using, no one else has a reference to it, etc.
Ssl.SetProtocolOptions(innerContext.DangerousGetHandle(), protocols);
// The logic in SafeSslHandle.Disconnect is simple because we are doing a quiet
// shutdown (we aren't negotiating for session close to enable later session
// restoration).
//
// If you find yourself wanting to remove this line to enable bidirectional
// close-notify, you'll probably need to rewrite SafeSslHandle.Disconnect().
// https://www.openssl.org/docs/manmaster/ssl/SSL_shutdown.html
Ssl.SslCtxSetQuietShutdown(innerContext);
if (!Ssl.SetEncryptionPolicy(innerContext, policy))
{
throw new PlatformNotSupportedException(SR.Format(SR.net_ssl_encryptionpolicy_notsupported, policy));
}
bool hasCertificateAndKey =
certHandle != null && !certHandle.IsInvalid &&
certKeyHandle != null && !certKeyHandle.IsInvalid;
if (hasCertificateAndKey)
{
SetSslCertificate(innerContext, certHandle, certKeyHandle);
}
if (remoteCertRequired)
{
Debug.Assert(isServer, "isServer flag should be true");
Ssl.SslCtxSetVerify(innerContext,
s_verifyClientCertificate);
//update the client CA list
UpdateCAListFromRootStore(innerContext);
}
context = SafeSslHandle.Create(innerContext, isServer);
Debug.Assert(context != null, "Expected non-null return value from SafeSslHandle.Create");
if (context.IsInvalid)
{
context.Dispose();
throw CreateSslException(SR.net_allocate_ssl_context_failed);
}
if (hasCertificateAndKey)
{
bool hasCertReference = false;
try
{
certHandle.DangerousAddRef(ref hasCertReference);
using (X509Certificate2 cert = new X509Certificate2(certHandle.DangerousGetHandle()))
{
using (X509Chain chain = TLSCertificateExtensions.BuildNewChain(cert, includeClientApplicationPolicy: false))
{
if (chain != null && !Ssl.AddExtraChainCertificates(context, chain))
{
throw CreateSslException(SR.net_ssl_use_cert_failed);
}
}
}
}
finally
{
if (hasCertReference)
{
certHandle.DangerousRelease();
}
}
}
}
return(context);
}