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get ceryficate some info like hash or name #1548

Open gotshadowbantempaccount opened 1 year ago

gotshadowbantempaccount commented 1 year ago

What is my problem:

// example nanoexpress use: uWebSockets.js
app.get('/24325325141', async (req, res) => {
       // this is a dummy - users from google please ignore
    res.end( req.cert.CommonName == 'sni.cloudflaressl.com' );

})
uNetworkingAB commented 1 year ago

You want SNI?

gotshadowbantempaccount commented 1 year ago

right now just checking if 'cf-connecting-ip' header exist but need something "real" that can't be spoofed

cloudflare issue a Edge Certificates and in my opinion best way to (without bottleneck) "verify" certificate is to compare "thumbprint" or "SerialNumber"

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uNetworkingAB commented 1 year ago

Can you author a coherent message with a clear description of what why how you want here? Are you reporting a bug?

gotshadowbantempaccount commented 1 year ago

Need verify "client certificate" ( Cloudflare Origin Certificate, edge certyficate ) when its connecting to my nanoexpress that use uWebSockets.js

example varible like: req.clientcert.thumbprint or req.clientcert.SerialNumber

if ( req.clientcert.SerialNumber != 3938729374e719838' ) { res.end( 'not a Cloudflare user' ); }

somthing like in nginx ssl_client_certificate /etc/nginx/cloudflare.crt;

http://nginx.org/en/docs/http/ngx_http_ssl_module.html#ssl_client_certificate

gotshadowbantempaccount commented 1 year ago

whatever just add in cludflare header to verify in: "HTTP Request Header Modification" and checking value if exist by my secret key

gillsoftab commented 1 year ago

If you use node 15.6.0 or later with uWebSockets.js you could get the identifier of a certificate using this code.

const crypto = require('crypto');

const getCertIdentifier = (cert, unique = true) => {
  try {
    const x509 = new crypto.X509Certificate(Buffer.from(cert));
    return unique ? x509.fingerprint256 : x509.serialNumber;
  } catch {
    return null;
  }
};

const identifier = getCertIdentifier('<cert in pem format>');