ruby – 如何以编程方式检查证书是否已被撤销?
我正在开发一个
xcode自动构建系统.执行一些预构建验证时,我想检查指定的证书文件是否已被撤销.我了解安全验证证书验证其他证书属性,但不验证revokation.我怎样才能检查是否失败?
我正在用Ruby编写构建系统,但我对任何语言的思想都很开放. 我读了这个答案(Openssl – How to check if a certificate is revoked or not),但是到底部的链接(Does OpenSSL automatically handle CRLs (Certificate Revocation Lists) now?)进入的材料对我的目的而言有点过于牵连(用户上传一个被撤销的证书是一个远远不够的情况).是否有一个更简单/ruby的方法来检查revokation? 提前致谢! 解决方法
检查证书是否被撤销可能是一个复杂的过程.首先,您必须查找CDP或OCSP AIA,然后发出请求,解析响应,并检查响应是否由有权响应相关证书的CA签署.如果是CRL,则需要查看列表中是否存在您正在检查的证书的序列号.如果它是OCSP,那么您需要查看您是否收到了“良好”响应(而不是未知,已撤销或任何OCSP响应者错误,如未经授权).此外,您可能需要验证证书是否在其有效期内,并链接到受信任的根.最后,您还应对每个中间人进行撤销检查,并根据Mozilla / Apple / Google / Microsoft维护的明确黑名单检查证书的指纹.
我不知道任何Ruby库为你自动化撤销检查过程(最终我希望将它添加到r509),但是考虑到你的更具体的用例,这里有一些未经测试的代码应该指向正确的方向. require 'r509' require 'net/http' cert = R509::Cert.load_from_file("some_iphone_cert.pem") crl_uri = cert.crl_distribution_points.crl.uris[0] crl = Net::HTTP.get_response(URI(crl_uri)) # you may need to follow redirects here,but let's assume you got the CRL. # Also note that the Apple WWDRCA CRL is like 28MB so you may want to cache this damned thing. OCSP would be nicer but it's a bit trickier to validate. parsed_crl = R509::CRL::SignedList.new(crl) if not parsed_crl.verify(cert.public_key) raise StandardError,"Invalid CRL for certificate" end if parsed_crl.revoked?(cert.serial) puts 'revoked' end 不幸的是,由于Apple WWDRCA CRL的大小(~680k条目),使用r509的当前哈希映射模型,这种检查可能会非常慢. 如果您对沿着OCSP路径感兴趣,我可以编写如何在Ruby中生成OCSP请求/解析响应. 编辑:看来iPhone开发人员证书我没有包含嵌入式OCSP AIA,因此撤销检查的唯一选择是通过CRL分发点,如上所示. 编辑2:哦,为什么不呢,让我们在Ruby中进行OCSP检查!为此,我们需要证书及其颁发证书.您不能使用WWDRCA证书,因此只需从您喜欢的网站上获取一个.我正在使用自己的网站. require 'net/http' require 'r509' cert = R509::Cert.load_from_file("my_website.pem") # get the first OCSP AIA URI. There can be more than one # (degenerate example!) ocsp_uri = cert.aia.ocsp.uris[0] issuer = R509::Cert.load_from_file("my_issuer.pem") cert_id = OpenSSL::OCSP::CertificateId.new(cert.cert,issuer.cert) request = OpenSSL::OCSP::Request.new request.add_certid(cert_id) # we're going to make a GET request per RFC 5019. You can also POST the # binary DER encoded version if you're more of an RFC 2560 partisan request_uri = URI(ocsp_uri+"/"+URI.encode_www_form_component(req_pem.strip) http_response = Net::HTTP.get_response(request_uri) if http_response.code != "200" raise StandardError,"Invalid response code from OCSP responder" end response = OpenSSL::OCSP::Response.new(http_response.body) if response.status != 0 raise StandardError,"Not a successful status" end if response.basic[0][0].serial != cert.serial raise StandardError,"Not the same serial" end if response.basic[0][1] != 0 # 0 is good,1 is revoked,2 is unknown. raise StandardError,"Not a good status" end current_time = Time.now if response.basic[0][4] > current_time or response.basic[0][5] < current_time raise StandardError,"The response is not within its validity window" end # we also need to verify that the OCSP response is signed by # a certificate that is allowed and chains up to a trusted root. # To do this you'll need to build an OpenSSL::X509::Store object # that contains the certificate you're checking + intermediates + root. store = OpenSSL::X509::Store.new store.add_cert(cert.cert) store.add_cert(issuer.cert) #assuming issuer is a trusted root here,but in reality you'll need at least one more certificate if response.basic.verify([],store) != true raise StandardError,"Certificate verification error" end 上面的示例代码忽略了处理许多可能的边缘情况,因此它应该仅被视为起点.祝好运! (编辑:李大同) 【声明】本站内容均来自网络,其相关言论仅代表作者个人观点,不代表本站立场。若无意侵犯到您的权利,请及时与联系站长删除相关内容! |