internal void Finish(OidCollection applicationPolicy, OidCollection certificatePolicy)
{
WorkingChain workingChain = null;
// If the chain had any errors during the previous build we need to walk it again with
// the error collector running.
if (Interop.Crypto.X509StoreCtxGetError(_storeCtx) !=
Interop.Crypto.X509VerifyStatusCode.X509_V_OK)
{
Interop.Crypto.X509StoreCtxReset(_storeCtx);
workingChain = new WorkingChain();
Interop.Crypto.X509StoreVerifyCallback workingCallback = workingChain.VerifyCallback;
Interop.Crypto.X509StoreCtxSetVerifyCallback(_storeCtx, workingCallback);
bool verify = Interop.Crypto.X509VerifyCert(_storeCtx);
GC.KeepAlive(workingCallback);
// Because our callback tells OpenSSL that every problem is ignorable, it should tell us that the
// chain is just fine (unless it returned a negative code for an exception)
Debug.Assert(verify, "verify should have returned true");
const Interop.Crypto.X509VerifyStatusCode NoCrl =
Interop.Crypto.X509VerifyStatusCode.X509_V_ERR_UNABLE_TO_GET_CRL;
ErrorCollection?errors =
workingChain.LastError > 0 ? (ErrorCollection?)workingChain[0] : null;
if (_revocationMode == X509RevocationMode.Online &&
_remainingDownloadTime > TimeSpan.Zero &&
errors?.HasError(NoCrl) == true)
{
Interop.Crypto.X509VerifyStatusCode ocspStatus = CheckOcsp();
ref ErrorCollection refErrors = ref workingChain[0];
if (ocspStatus == Interop.Crypto.X509VerifyStatusCode.X509_V_OK)
{
refErrors.ClearError(NoCrl);
}
else if (ocspStatus != NoCrl)
{
refErrors.ClearError(NoCrl);
refErrors.Add(ocspStatus);
}
}
}
public static IChainPal BuildChain(
X509Certificate2 leaf,
HashSet<X509Certificate2> candidates,
HashSet<X509Certificate2> downloaded,
HashSet<X509Certificate2> systemTrusted,
OidCollection applicationPolicy,
OidCollection certificatePolicy,
X509RevocationMode revocationMode,
X509RevocationFlag revocationFlag,
DateTime verificationTime,
ref TimeSpan remainingDownloadTime)
{
X509ChainElement[] elements;
List<X509ChainStatus> overallStatus = new List<X509ChainStatus>();
WorkingChain workingChain = new WorkingChain();
Interop.Crypto.X509StoreVerifyCallback workingCallback = workingChain.VerifyCallback;
// An X509_STORE is more comparable to Cryptography.X509Certificate2Collection than to
// Cryptography.X509Store. So read this with OpenSSL eyes, not CAPI/CNG eyes.
//
// (If you need to think of it as an X509Store, it's a volatile memory store)
using (SafeX509StoreHandle store = Interop.Crypto.X509StoreCreate())
using (SafeX509StoreCtxHandle storeCtx = Interop.Crypto.X509StoreCtxCreate())
{
Interop.Crypto.CheckValidOpenSslHandle(store);
Interop.Crypto.CheckValidOpenSslHandle(storeCtx);
bool lookupCrl = revocationMode != X509RevocationMode.NoCheck;
foreach (X509Certificate2 cert in candidates)
{
OpenSslX509CertificateReader pal = (OpenSslX509CertificateReader)cert.Pal;
if (!Interop.Crypto.X509StoreAddCert(store, pal.SafeHandle))
{
throw Interop.Crypto.CreateOpenSslCryptographicException();
}
if (lookupCrl)
{
CrlCache.AddCrlForCertificate(
cert,
store,
revocationMode,
verificationTime,
ref remainingDownloadTime);
// If we only wanted the end-entity certificate CRL then don't look up
// any more of them.
lookupCrl = revocationFlag != X509RevocationFlag.EndCertificateOnly;
}
}
if (revocationMode != X509RevocationMode.NoCheck)
{
if (!Interop.Crypto.X509StoreSetRevocationFlag(store, revocationFlag))
{
throw Interop.Crypto.CreateOpenSslCryptographicException();
}
}
SafeX509Handle leafHandle = ((OpenSslX509CertificateReader)leaf.Pal).SafeHandle;
if (!Interop.Crypto.X509StoreCtxInit(storeCtx, store, leafHandle))
{
throw Interop.Crypto.CreateOpenSslCryptographicException();
}
Interop.Crypto.X509StoreCtxSetVerifyCallback(storeCtx, workingCallback);
Interop.Crypto.SetX509ChainVerifyTime(storeCtx, verificationTime);
int verify = Interop.Crypto.X509VerifyCert(storeCtx);
if (verify < 0)
{
throw Interop.Crypto.CreateOpenSslCryptographicException();
}
// Because our callback tells OpenSSL that every problem is ignorable, it should tell us that the
// chain is just fine (unless it returned a negative code for an exception)
Debug.Assert(verify == 1, "verify == 1");
using (SafeX509StackHandle chainStack = Interop.Crypto.X509StoreCtxGetChain(storeCtx))
{
int chainSize = Interop.Crypto.GetX509StackFieldCount(chainStack);
elements = new X509ChainElement[chainSize];
int maybeRootDepth = chainSize - 1;
// The leaf cert is 0, up to (maybe) the root at chainSize - 1
for (int i = 0; i < chainSize; i++)
{
List<X509ChainStatus> status = new List<X509ChainStatus>();
List<Interop.Crypto.X509VerifyStatusCode> elementErrors =
i < workingChain.Errors.Count ? workingChain.Errors[i] : null;
if (elementErrors != null)
{
AddElementStatus(elementErrors, status, overallStatus);
}
IntPtr elementCertPtr = Interop.Crypto.GetX509StackField(chainStack, i);
if (elementCertPtr == IntPtr.Zero)
{
throw Interop.Crypto.CreateOpenSslCryptographicException();
}
// Duplicate the certificate handle
X509Certificate2 elementCert = new X509Certificate2(elementCertPtr);
// If the last cert is self signed then it's the root cert, do any extra checks.
if (i == maybeRootDepth && IsSelfSigned(elementCert))
{
// If the root certificate was downloaded or the system
// doesn't trust it, it's untrusted.
if (downloaded.Contains(elementCert) ||
!systemTrusted.Contains(elementCert))
{
AddElementStatus(
Interop.Crypto.X509VerifyStatusCode.X509_V_ERR_CERT_UNTRUSTED,
status,
overallStatus);
}
}
elements[i] = new X509ChainElement(elementCert, status.ToArray(), "");
}
}
}
GC.KeepAlive(workingCallback);
if ((certificatePolicy != null && certificatePolicy.Count > 0) ||
(applicationPolicy != null && applicationPolicy.Count > 0))
{
List<X509Certificate2> certsToRead = new List<X509Certificate2>();
foreach (X509ChainElement element in elements)
{
certsToRead.Add(element.Certificate);
}
CertificatePolicyChain policyChain = new CertificatePolicyChain(certsToRead);
bool failsPolicyChecks = false;
if (certificatePolicy != null)
{
if (!policyChain.MatchesCertificatePolicies(certificatePolicy))
{
failsPolicyChecks = true;
}
}
if (applicationPolicy != null)
{
if (!policyChain.MatchesApplicationPolicies(applicationPolicy))
{
failsPolicyChecks = true;
}
}
if (failsPolicyChecks)
{
X509ChainElement leafElement = elements[0];
X509ChainStatus chainStatus = new X509ChainStatus
{
Status = X509ChainStatusFlags.NotValidForUsage,
StatusInformation = SR.Chain_NoPolicyMatch,
};
var elementStatus = new List<X509ChainStatus>(leafElement.ChainElementStatus.Length + 1);
elementStatus.AddRange(leafElement.ChainElementStatus);
AddUniqueStatus(elementStatus, ref chainStatus);
AddUniqueStatus(overallStatus, ref chainStatus);
elements[0] = new X509ChainElement(
leafElement.Certificate,
elementStatus.ToArray(),
leafElement.Information);
}
}
return new OpenSslX509ChainProcessor
{
ChainStatus = overallStatus.ToArray(),
ChainElements = elements,
};
}
public static IChainPal BuildChain(
X509Certificate2 leaf,
HashSet <X509Certificate2> candidates,
HashSet <X509Certificate2> downloaded,
HashSet <X509Certificate2> systemTrusted,
OidCollection applicationPolicy,
OidCollection certificatePolicy,
X509RevocationMode revocationMode,
X509RevocationFlag revocationFlag,
DateTime verificationTime,
ref TimeSpan remainingDownloadTime)
{
X509ChainElement[] elements;
List <X509ChainStatus> overallStatus = new List <X509ChainStatus>();
WorkingChain workingChain = new WorkingChain();
Interop.Crypto.X509StoreVerifyCallback workingCallback = workingChain.VerifyCallback;
// An X509_STORE is more comparable to Cryptography.X509Certificate2Collection than to
// Cryptography.X509Store. So read this with OpenSSL eyes, not CAPI/CNG eyes.
//
// (If you need to think of it as an X509Store, it's a volatile memory store)
using (SafeX509StoreHandle store = Interop.Crypto.X509StoreCreate())
using (SafeX509StoreCtxHandle storeCtx = Interop.Crypto.X509StoreCtxCreate())
{
Interop.Crypto.CheckValidOpenSslHandle(store);
Interop.Crypto.CheckValidOpenSslHandle(storeCtx);
bool lookupCrl = revocationMode != X509RevocationMode.NoCheck;
foreach (X509Certificate2 cert in candidates)
{
OpenSslX509CertificateReader pal = (OpenSslX509CertificateReader)cert.Pal;
if (!Interop.Crypto.X509StoreAddCert(store, pal.SafeHandle))
{
throw Interop.Crypto.CreateOpenSslCryptographicException();
}
if (lookupCrl)
{
CrlCache.AddCrlForCertificate(
cert,
store,
revocationMode,
verificationTime,
ref remainingDownloadTime);
// If we only wanted the end-entity certificate CRL then don't look up
// any more of them.
lookupCrl = revocationFlag != X509RevocationFlag.EndCertificateOnly;
}
}
if (revocationMode != X509RevocationMode.NoCheck)
{
if (!Interop.Crypto.X509StoreSetRevocationFlag(store, revocationFlag))
{
throw Interop.Crypto.CreateOpenSslCryptographicException();
}
}
SafeX509Handle leafHandle = ((OpenSslX509CertificateReader)leaf.Pal).SafeHandle;
if (!Interop.Crypto.X509StoreCtxInit(storeCtx, store, leafHandle))
{
throw Interop.Crypto.CreateOpenSslCryptographicException();
}
Interop.Crypto.X509StoreCtxSetVerifyCallback(storeCtx, workingCallback);
Interop.Crypto.SetX509ChainVerifyTime(storeCtx, verificationTime);
int verify = Interop.Crypto.X509VerifyCert(storeCtx);
if (verify < 0)
{
throw Interop.Crypto.CreateOpenSslCryptographicException();
}
// Because our callback tells OpenSSL that every problem is ignorable, it should tell us that the
// chain is just fine (unless it returned a negative code for an exception)
Debug.Assert(verify == 1, "verify == 1");
using (SafeX509StackHandle chainStack = Interop.Crypto.X509StoreCtxGetChain(storeCtx))
{
int chainSize = Interop.Crypto.GetX509StackFieldCount(chainStack);
elements = new X509ChainElement[chainSize];
int maybeRootDepth = chainSize - 1;
// The leaf cert is 0, up to (maybe) the root at chainSize - 1
for (int i = 0; i < chainSize; i++)
{
List <X509ChainStatus> status = new List <X509ChainStatus>();
List <Interop.Crypto.X509VerifyStatusCode> elementErrors =
i < workingChain.Errors.Count ? workingChain.Errors[i] : null;
if (elementErrors != null)
{
AddElementStatus(elementErrors, status, overallStatus);
}
IntPtr elementCertPtr = Interop.Crypto.GetX509StackField(chainStack, i);
if (elementCertPtr == IntPtr.Zero)
{
throw Interop.Crypto.CreateOpenSslCryptographicException();
}
// Duplicate the certificate handle
X509Certificate2 elementCert = new X509Certificate2(elementCertPtr);
// If the last cert is self signed then it's the root cert, do any extra checks.
if (i == maybeRootDepth && IsSelfSigned(elementCert))
{
// If the root certificate was downloaded or the system
// doesn't trust it, it's untrusted.
if (downloaded.Contains(elementCert) ||
!systemTrusted.Contains(elementCert))
{
AddElementStatus(
Interop.Crypto.X509VerifyStatusCode.X509_V_ERR_CERT_UNTRUSTED,
status,
overallStatus);
}
}
elements[i] = new X509ChainElement(elementCert, status.ToArray(), "");
}
}
}
GC.KeepAlive(workingCallback);
if ((certificatePolicy != null && certificatePolicy.Count > 0) ||
(applicationPolicy != null && applicationPolicy.Count > 0))
{
List <X509Certificate2> certsToRead = new List <X509Certificate2>();
foreach (X509ChainElement element in elements)
{
certsToRead.Add(element.Certificate);
}
CertificatePolicyChain policyChain = new CertificatePolicyChain(certsToRead);
bool failsPolicyChecks = false;
if (certificatePolicy != null)
{
if (!policyChain.MatchesCertificatePolicies(certificatePolicy))
{
failsPolicyChecks = true;
}
}
if (applicationPolicy != null)
{
if (!policyChain.MatchesApplicationPolicies(applicationPolicy))
{
failsPolicyChecks = true;
}
}
if (failsPolicyChecks)
{
X509ChainElement leafElement = elements[0];
X509ChainStatus chainStatus = new X509ChainStatus
{
Status = X509ChainStatusFlags.InvalidPolicyConstraints,
StatusInformation = SR.Chain_NoPolicyMatch,
};
var elementStatus = new List <X509ChainStatus>(leafElement.ChainElementStatus.Length + 1);
elementStatus.AddRange(leafElement.ChainElementStatus);
AddUniqueStatus(elementStatus, ref chainStatus);
AddUniqueStatus(overallStatus, ref chainStatus);
elements[0] = new X509ChainElement(
leafElement.Certificate,
elementStatus.ToArray(),
leafElement.Information);
}
}
return(new OpenSslX509ChainProcessor
{
ChainStatus = overallStatus.ToArray(),
ChainElements = elements,
});
}