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Add a check to `wfe2.Certificate` to ensure that the chain we select to serve with the end-entity cert actually validates the end-entity's signature. Add new test certificates, generated to match our actual hierarchy. Update wfe2 tests to use the new test certificates, as well as new mocks, in order to properly test the new check. The new test certs and overhauled tests are necessary because the prior wfe2 tests built and served chains that were not valid, and in fact could not be valid because they were built with self-signed certs. Fixes #5225 |
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| README.md | ||
| ee-e1.cert.pem | ||
| ee-e1.key.pem | ||
| ee-e2.cert.pem | ||
| ee-e2.key.pem | ||
| ee-r3.cert.pem | ||
| ee-r3.key.pem | ||
| ee-r4.cert.pem | ||
| ee-r4.key.pem | ||
| int-e1.cert.pem | ||
| int-e1.key.pem | ||
| int-e2.cert.pem | ||
| int-e2.key.pem | ||
| int-r3-cross.cert.pem | ||
| int-r3.cert.pem | ||
| int-r3.key.pem | ||
| int-r4-cross.cert.pem | ||
| int-r4.cert.pem | ||
| int-r4.key.pem | ||
| root-dst.cert.pem | ||
| root-x1-cross.cert.pem | ||
| root-x1.cert.pem | ||
| root-x2-cross.cert.pem | ||
| root-x2.cert.pem | ||
README.md
Boulder Test Hierarchy
This directory contains certificates which are analogues of Let's Encrypt's active hierarchy. These are useful for ensuring that our tests cover all of our actual situations, such as cross-signed intermediates, cross-signed roots, both RSA and ECDSA roots and intermediates, and having issuance chains with more than one intermediate in them. Also included are a selection of fake end-entity certificates, issued from each of the intermediates. This directory does not include private keys for the roots, as Boulder should never perform any operations which require access to root private keys.
Usage
These certificates (particularly their subject info and public key info) are
subject to change at any time. Values derived from these certificates, such as
their Serial, IssuerID, Fingerprint, or IssuerNameID should never be
hard-coded in tests or mocks. If you need to assert facts about those values
in a test, load the cert from disk and compute those values dynamically.
In general, loading and using one of these certificates for a test might look like:
ee, _ := CA.IssuePrecertificate(...)
cert, _ := core.LoadCert("test/hierarchy/int-e1.cert.pem")
id := issuance.Certificate{Certificate: cert}.NameID()
test.AssertEqual(t, issuance.GetIssuerNameID(ee), id)