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test curve for each ECDH cipher, change PFS output to use curve name

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Julien Vehent 2015-03-27 19:03:27 -04:00
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@ -100,7 +100,7 @@ Use one of the options below:
-j | --json Output results in JSON format.
-o | --openssl path/to/your/openssl binary you want to use.
--savecrt path where to save untrusted and leaf certificates
--curves test ECC curves supported by server (req. OpenSSL 1.0.2)
--[no-]curves test ECC curves supported by server (req. OpenSSL 1.0.2)
-v | --verbose Increase verbosity.
The rest of the arguments will be interpreted as openssl s_client argument.
@ -123,6 +123,68 @@ debug(){
fi
}
# obtain an array of curves supported by openssl
CURVES=(sect163k1 # K-163
sect163r1
sect163r2 # B-163
sect193r1
sect193r2
sect233k1 # K-233
sect233r1 # B-233
sect239k1
sect283k1 # K-283
sect283r1 # B-283
sect409k1 # K-409
sect409r1 # B-409
sect571k1 # K-571
sect571r1 # B-571
secp160k1
secp160r1
secp160r2
secp192k1
prime192v1 # P-192 secp192r1
secp224k1
secp224r1 # P-224
secp256k1
prime256v1 # P-256 secp256r1
secp384r1 # P-384
secp521r1 # P-521
brainpoolP256r1
brainpoolP384r1
brainpoolP512r1)
# many curves have alternative names, this array provides a mapping to find the IANA
# name of a curve using its alias
CURVES_MAP=("sect163k1 K-163"
"sect163r2 B-163"
"sect233k1 K-233"
"sect233r1 B-233"
"sect283k1 K-283"
"sect283r1 B-283"
"sect409k1 K-409"
"sect409r1 B-409"
"sect571k1 K-571"
"sect571r1 B-571"
"prime192v1 P-192 secp192r1"
"secp224r1 P-224"
"prime256v1 P-256 secp256r1"
"secp384r1 P-384"
"secp521r1 P-521")
get_curve_name() {
local identifier=$1
for c in "${CURVES_MAP[@]}"; do
if [[ "$c" =~ $identifier ]]; then
verbose "$c matches identifier $identifier"
local map=(${c// / })
echo ${map[0]}
return
fi
done
echo $identifier
return
}
c_hash() {
local h=$(${OPENSSLBIN} x509 -hash -noout -in "$1/$2" 2>/dev/null)
for ((num=0; num<=100; num++)) ; do
@ -366,6 +428,7 @@ test_cipher_on_target() {
fi
cipher=$current_cipher
pfs=$current_pfs
[ -z $pfs ] && pfs="None"
pubkey=$current_pubkey
sigalg=$current_sigalg
trusted=$current_trusted
@ -383,13 +446,23 @@ test_cipher_on_target() {
# if cipher contains NONE, the cipher wasn't accepted
elif [ "$cipher" == '(NONE) ' ]; then
result="$cipher $protocols $pubkey $sigalg $trusted $tickethint $ocspstaple $pfs"
result="$cipher $protocols $pubkey $sigalg $trusted $tickethint $ocspstaple $pfs $curves_ordering"
verbose "handshake failed, server returned ciphersuite '$result'"
return 1
# the connection succeeded
else
result="$cipher $protocols $pubkey $sigalg $trusted $tickethint $ocspstaple $pfs"
# if pfs uses ECDH, test supported curves
if [[ $pfs =~ ECDH ]]; then
if [ $TEST_CURVES == "True" ]; then
test_ecc_curves
pfs=$current_curves
else
# resolve the openssl curve to the proper IANA name
pfs="$(get_curve_name $(echo $pfs|cut -d ',' -f2))"
fi
fi
result="$cipher $protocols $pubkey $sigalg $trusted $tickethint $ocspstaple $pfs $curves_ordering"
verbose "handshake succeeded, server returned ciphersuite '$result'"
return 0
fi
@ -481,23 +554,24 @@ display_results_in_terminal() {
if [ "$tickethint" != "${cipher_data[5]}" ]; then
different=True
fi
if [ "$ocspstaple" != "${cipher_data[6]}" ]; then
different=True
fi
fi
results=("${results[@]}" "$r")
ctr=$((ctr+1))
done
header="prio ciphersuite protocols"
if [ $different == "True" ]; then
header="$header pubkey_size signature_algoritm trusted ticket_hint ocsp_staple"
fi
header="$header pfs"
if [ $TEST_CURVES == "True" ]; then
header="$header curves_ordering"
fi
if [ $DOBENCHMARK -eq 1 ]; then
if [ $different == "True" ]; then
header="prio ciphersuite protocols pubkey_size signature_algoritm trusted ticket_hint ocsp_staple pfs_keysize avg_handshake_microsec"
else
header="prio ciphersuite protocols pfs_keysize avg_handshake_microsec"
fi
else
if [ $different == "True" ]; then
header="prio ciphersuite protocols pubkey_size signature_algorithm trusted ticket_hint ocsp_staple pfs_keysize"
else
header="prio ciphersuite protocols pfs_keysize"
fi
header="$header avg_handshake_microsec"
fi
ctr=0
for result in "${results[@]}"; do
@ -508,7 +582,7 @@ display_results_in_terminal() {
if [ $different == "True" ]; then
echo $result|grep -v '(NONE)'
else
# prints priority, ciphersuite, protocols and pfs_keysize
# prints priority, ciphersuite, protocols and pfs
awk '!/(NONE)/{print $1 " " $2 " " $3 " " $9}' <<<"$result"
fi
done|column -t
@ -531,25 +605,6 @@ display_results_in_terminal() {
else
echo "Client side cipher ordering"
fi
if [[ $TEST_CURVES == "True" ]]; then
if [[ -n $supported_curves ]]; then
echo
local i=0
(echo "prio curve"
for curve in ${supported_curves//,/ }; do
i=$((i+1))
echo "$i $curve"
done) | column -t
echo
if [[ $fallback_supported == True ]]; then
echo "Server does fallback on unsupported curves"
else
echo "Server doesn't fallback on unsupported curves"
fi
echo "$curves_ordering side curve ordering"
fi
fi
}
display_results_in_json() {
@ -571,17 +626,19 @@ display_results_in_json() {
echo -n "\"ocsp_stapling\":\"${cipher_arr[6]}\","
pfs="${cipher_arr[7]}"
[ "$pfs" == "" ] && pfs="None"
echo -n "\"pfs\":\"$pfs\"}"
echo -n "\"pfs\":\"$pfs\""
if [[ "${cipher_arr[0]}" =~ ECDH ]]; then
echo -n ","
echo -n "\"elliptic_curves\":[\"${pfs//,/\",\"}\"]"
if [ $TEST_CURVES == "True" ]; then
echo -n ","
echo -n "\"curves_ordering\":\"${cipher_arr[8]}\""
fi
fi
echo -n "}"
ctr=$((ctr+1))
done
echo -n ']'
if [[ -n $supported_curves ]]; then
echo -n ","
echo -n "\"curve_fallback\":\"$fallback_supported\","
echo -n "\"curve_ordering\":\"$curves_ordering\","
echo -n "\"curve\":[\"${supported_curves//,/\",\"}\"]"
fi
echo '}'
echo ']}'
}
test_serverside_ordering() {
@ -640,109 +697,16 @@ test_serverside_ordering() {
test_ecc_curves() {
# openssl formated list of curves that will cause server to select ECC suite
local ecc_ciphers=""
# names of all curves supported in TLS (as supported by openssl)
local curves=()
# alternative names for curves in TLS (as returned by openssl s_client or
# as specified in standard)
local curve_names=()
# "True" if server supports ciphers that don't use ECC at a lower priority
local fallback_available="False"
# return variable: list of curves supported by server, in order
supported_curves=""
# return variable: whatever a server will fall back to non ECC suite when
# client doesn't advertise support for curves the server needs
fallback_supported="False"
current_curves=""
# return variable: check if server uses server side or client side ordering
# for curves
curves_ordering="server"
# get ciphers that will cause server to select suite that uses ECC, if most
# preferred ciphers do not, exclude them from list
for pref in "${cipherspref[@]}"; do
# get first value from space separated array
cipher=($pref)
# ECDH uses curve from certificate, so no way to negotiate it, the two
# below are ephemeral so they can select the curve independent of cert
if [[ $cipher =~ ECDHE ]] || [[ $cipher =~ AECDH ]]; then
# colon on end of string is ignored by openssl
ecc_ciphers+="${cipher}:"
elif [[ -n $ecc_ciphers ]]; then
# add fallback ciphers
ecc_ciphers+="${cipher}:"
fallback_available="True"
fi
done
if [[ -z $ecc_ciphers ]]; then
verbose "Server does not support ephemeral ECC"
return
fi
verbose "ECC curves testing, cipher preference: $ecc_ciphers"
# only some curves have defined TLS code points, so no use parsing openssl
# output checking what it supports, see
# http://www.iana.org/assignments/tls-parameters/tls-parameters.xhtml#tls-parameters-8
curves=(sect163k1 # K-163
sect163r1
sect163r2 # B-163
sect193r1
sect193r2
sect233k1 # K-233
sect233r1 # B-233
sect239k1
sect283k1 # K-283
sect283r1 # B-283
sect409k1 # K-409
sect409r1 # B-409
sect571k1 # K-571
sect571r1 # B-571
secp160k1
secp160r1
secp160r2
secp192k1
prime192v1 # P-192 secp192r1
secp224k1
secp224r1 # P-224
secp256k1
prime256v1 # P-256 secp256r1
secp384r1 # P-384
secp521r1 # P-521
brainpoolP256r1
brainpoolP384r1
brainpoolP512r1)
# many curves have alternative names, save those too
curve_names=("sect163k1 K-163"
"sect163r1"
"sect163r2 B-163"
"sect193r1"
"sect193r2"
"sect233k1 K-233"
"sect233r1 B-233"
"sect239k1"
"sect283k1 K-283"
"sect283r1 B-283"
"sect409k1 K-409"
"sect409r1 B-409"
"sect571k1 K-571"
"sect571r1 B-571"
"secp160k1"
"secp160r1"
"secp160r2"
"secp192k1"
"prime192v1 P-192 secp192r1"
"secp224k1"
"secp224r1 P-224"
"secp256k1"
"prime256v1 P-256 secp256r1"
"secp384r1 P-384"
"secp521r1 P-521"
"brainpoolP256r1"
"brainpoolP384r1"
"brainpoolP512r1")
local curves=(${CURVES[*]})
OLDIFS="$IFS"
IFS=':'
@ -757,7 +721,7 @@ test_ecc_curves() {
elif [ -e "$CACERTS" ]; then
sslcommand+=" -CAfile $CACERTS"
fi
sslcommand+=" -status $SCLIENTARGS -connect $TARGET -cipher $ecc_ciphers"
sslcommand+=" -status $SCLIENTARGS -connect $TARGET -cipher $current_cipher"
# force the TLS to send a TLS1.0 client hello at least, as with SSLv2
# ciphers present it will try to send a SSLv2 compatible client hello
sslcommand+=" -no_ssl2 -no_ssl3"
@ -773,49 +737,34 @@ test_ecc_curves() {
IFS=':'
local test_curves="${curves[*]}"
IFS="$OLDIFS"
verbose "Testing $test_curves"
verbose "Testing $test_curves with command $sslcommand"
ratelimit
local tmp=$(echo Q | $sslcommand -curves $test_curves 2>/dev/null)
parse_openssl_output <<<"$tmp"
if [[ -z $current_protocol || $current_cipher == "(NONE)" \
|| $current_cipher == '0000' ]]; then
# server aborted connection
if [[ $fallback_available == "True" ]]; then
fallback_supported="False"
else
fallback_supported="unknown"
fi
if [[ -z $current_protocol || $current_cipher == "(NONE)" || $current_cipher == '0000' ]]; then
break
else
# server accepted connection
local ephem_data=(${current_pfs//,/ })
local cname=""
if [[ ${ephem_data[0]} =~ ECDH ]]; then
# ok, we got an ECC connection, now, what curve did we get
for id in "${!curves[@]}"; do
# compare to alternative names
if [[ ${curve_names[$id]} =~ ${ephem_data[1]} ]]; then
if [[ -n $supported_curves ]]; then
supported_curves+=","
if [ "$current_curves" != "" ]; then
current_curves+=","
fi
supported_curves+="${curves[$id]}"
verbose "Server selected ${ephem_data[1]}, a.k.a ${curves[$id]}"
# ok, we know it's supported, remove it from set of offered ones
cname="$(get_curve_name ${ephem_data[1]})"
verbose "Server selected ${ephem_data[1]}, a.k.a $cname"
current_curves+="$cname"
fi
for id in "${!curves[@]}"; do
if [ "$cname" == ${curves[$id]} ]; then
# we know it's supported, remove it from set of offered ones
unset curves[$id]
break
fi
done
else
verbose "Server fell back to $current_cipher"
# ok, we got a fallback
fallback_supported="True"
break
fi
fi
[ "$OUTPUTFORMAT" == "terminal" ] && [ $DEBUG -lt 1 ] && echo -n '.'
done
@ -828,7 +777,7 @@ test_ecc_curves() {
# check if curves ordering is server of client side
#
local tmp_curves=(${supported_curves//,/ })
local tmp_curves=(${current_curves//,/ })
verbose "Server supported curves: ${tmp_curves[@]}"
# server supports just one or none, so it effectively uses server side
@ -941,6 +890,10 @@ do
TEST_CURVES="True"
shift 1
;;
--no-curves)
TEST_CURVES="False"
shift 1
;;
--) # End of all options
shift
break
@ -981,6 +934,13 @@ if [ ! -x $OPENSSLBIN ]; then
fi
fi
if [ $TEST_CURVES == "True" ]; then
if [ ! -z "$($OPENSSLBIN s_client -curves 2>&1|head -1|grep 'unknown option')" ]; then
echo "curves testing not available with your version of openssl, disabling it"
TEST_CURVES="False"
fi
fi
if [ $VERBOSE != 0 ] ; then
[ -n "$CACERTS" ] && echo "Using trust anchors from $CACERTS"
echo "Loading $($OPENSSLBIN ciphers -v $CIPHERSUITE 2>/dev/null|grep Kx|wc -l) ciphersuites from $(echo -n $($OPENSSLBIN version 2>/dev/null))"