SSLClient/src/SSLClientParameters.h
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/**
* SSLClientParameters.h
*
* This file contains a simple utility class to store parameters about an SSL Session
* for reuse later.
*/
#include "bearssl.h"
#undef min
#undef max
#include <vector>
#ifndef SSLClientParameters_H_
#define SSLClientParameters_H_
/**
* @brief This class stores data required for SSLClient to use mutual authentication.
*
* TLS mutual authentication is a process in which both the server and client
* perform cryptographic operations to verify the authenticity of eachother, for more
* information check out this article: https://medium.com/sitewards/the-magic-of-tls-x509-and-mutual-authentication-explained-b2162dec4401 .
* If this struct is provided to SSLClient::SSLClient via SSLClient::setMutualAuthParams,
* SSLClient will automatically send a client certificate if one is requested by the server.
* This will happen for all SSLClient connections, and may cause issues for websites that
* do not need mutual authentication---as a result, please only turn on mutual
* authentication if you are sure it is neccesary.
*
* SSLClientParameters supports both ECC and RSA client certificates. I recommend using
* ECC certificates if possible, as SSLClientParameters will make a copy of both the
* certificate and the private key in memory, and ECC keys tend to be smaller than RSA ones.
*/
class SSLClientParameters {
public:
/**
* @brief Create mutual authentication parameters from a PEM certificate and private key
*
* Use this function to create a mutual tls context from a PEM client certificate and PEM
* private key. This function will convert the PEM certificates into DER format (creating
* a copy in the process), extract the needed information from the private key, and store
* that information into a SSLClientParameters object. Given the certifiate and key parsed
* correctly, you can then use SSLClient::setMutualAuthParams at the begining of your sketch
* to enable mTLS with SSLClient. This function supports both ECC and RSA certificate/private
* keys (use EC keys wherever possible, as they are signifigantly smaller and faster), however
* SSLClient only supports the p256, p384, and p512 curves for ECC.
*
* Because SSLClientParameters creates a copy of both the certificate and key, you do not
* need to ensure that the data pointed to by cert_pem or key_pem is accessible after
* this function (i.e. you can free them afterwards).
*
* Please note that if the certificate or private key are incorrect, this function will not
* report an error, and instead SSLClient will fall back to regular TLS when making a
* connection.
*
* @param cert_pem A PEM formatted certificate, including the "BEGIN" and "END" header/footers.
* Can be ECC or RSA. cert_pem supports both LF and CRLF for endlines, but all other constraints
* on a valid PEM file apply.
* @param cert_len The number of bytes in cert_pem.
* @param key_pem A PEM formatted private key, including the "BEGIN" and "END" header/footers.
* Can be ECC or RSA. key_pem supports both LF and CRLF for endlines, but all other constraints \
* on a valid PEM file apply.
* @param key_len The number of bytes in key_pem
* @return An SSLClientParameters context, to be used with SSLClient::setMutualAuthParams.
*/
static SSLClientParameters fromPEM(const char* cert_pem, const size_t cert_len, const char* key_pem, const size_t key_len);
/**
* @brief Create mutual authentication parameters from a DER certificate and private key
*
* Use this function to create a mutual tls context from a DER client certificate and DER
* private key. This function will copy the certificate and private key, extract the needed
* information from the private key, and store both that information and the copied cert
* into a SSLClientParameters object. Given the key parsed correctly, you can then use
* SSLClient::setMutualAuthParams at the begining of your sketch to enable mTLS with SSLClient.
* This function supports both ECC and RSA certificate/private keys (use EC keys wherever
* possible, as they are signifigantly smaller and faster), however SSLClient only supports
* the p256, p384, and p512 curves for ECC.
*
* Because SSLClientParameters creates a copy of both the certificate and key, you do not
* need to ensure that the data pointed to by cert_der or key_der is accessible after
* this function (i.e. you can free them afterwards).
*
* Please note that if the private key is incorrect, this function will not
* report an error, and instead SSLClient will fall back to regular TLS when making a
* connection.
*
* @param cert_der A DER encoded certificate, can be ECC or RSA.
* @param cert_len The number of bytes in cert_der.
* @param key_der A DER encoded private key, can be ECC or RSA.
* @param key_len The number of bytes in key_ders
* @return An SSLClientParameters context, to be used with SSLClient::setMutualAuthParams.
*/
static SSLClientParameters fromDER(const char* cert_der, const size_t cert_len, const char* key_der, const size_t key_len);
/** mTLS information used by SSLClient during authentication */
const br_x509_certificate* getCertChain() const { return &m_cert_struct; }
/** mTLS information used by SSLClient during authentication */
int getCertType() const { return br_skey_decoder_key_type(&m_key_struct); }
/** mTLS information used by SSLClient during authentication */
const br_ec_private_key* getECKey() const { return br_skey_decoder_get_ec(&m_key_struct); }
/** mTLS information used by SSLClient during authentication */
const br_rsa_private_key* getRSAKey() const { return br_skey_decoder_get_rsa(&m_key_struct); }
protected:
SSLClientParameters(const char* cert, const size_t cert_len, const char* key, const size_t key_len, bool is_der);
private:
const std::vector<char> m_cert;
const br_x509_certificate m_cert_struct;
const br_skey_decoder_context m_key_struct;
};
#endif