Part of Authenticode verification consists of:
- Comparing the computed Authenticode hash to the digest
stored in the ContentInfo section
- Comparing hash(ContentInfo) to the digest stored in the
AuthenticatedAttributes section
- Verifying signed(hash(AuthenticatedAttributes)) using a
certificate identified by the issuer and serial number
specified in the SignerInfo section
This commit makes it so that the raw bytes needed to
calculate hash(ContentInfo) and hash(AuthenticatedAttributes)
are available for use.
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Allow missing [0] in SpcSpOpusInfo
Some executables have MoreInfo but not a ProgramName (and the documentation
lists both as OPTIONAL), so handle this case correctly.
Example:
```
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SEQUENCE(2 elem)
OBJECT IDENTIFIER1.3.6.1.4.1.311.2.1.12spcSpOpusInfo(Microsoft code signing)
SET(1 elem)
SEQUENCE(1 elem)
[1](1 elem)
[0]http://www.mozilla.com
```
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Improve consistency of parsed serial numbers
When parsing the issuer serial number, call mbedtls_x509_get_serial instead of
parsing it as an integer directly with mbedtls_asn1_get_mpi. These two functions
differ in how they treat serial numbers prepended with '00' to prevent them from
being negative (the former preserves the '00', and the latter discards it). The
embedded certs are parsed via a call to mbedtls_x509_crt_parse_der, which uses
mbedtls_x509_get_serial behind the scenes, so there was an inconsistency between
lief_obj.signature.signer_info.issuer[1] and
lief_obj.signature.certificates[x].serial_number. Example:
8bf57d97dd917c4f823659266caaa33e7398406daf11ba8318e3f7414ee3fb24
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Handle SpcLink and SpcString CHOICEs in SpcSpOpusInfo
The Authenticode spec doc says that these can be CHOICES, so
handle the easy ones and safely skip the others.
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Allow Authenticode sig to be parsed even if cert parsing fails
By default, mbedtls doesn't support MD2 certs, which are fairly
common in older signed executables. Ex:
1cb16f94cebdcad7dd05c8537375a6ff6379fcdb08528fc83889f26efaa84e2a
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Enable mbed TLS MD2 and MD4 support; add Unix debug options
By default, mbedtls doesn't support MD2 certs, which are fairly
common in older signed executables. Ex:
1cb16f94cebdcad7dd05c8537375a6ff6379fcdb08528fc83889f26efaa84e2a
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Set MBEDTLS_X509_ALLOW_UNSUPPORTED_CRITICAL_EXTENSION flag
Some older signed executables use certs with the SpcSpAgencyInfo
Critical Extension, which mbed TLS doesn't support, so set
MBEDTLS_X509_ALLOW_UNSUPPORTED_CRITICAL_EXTENSION to have it
skip this extension. Example:
781ca31416ec708a587851dafd90c661b86f244ab8b8475c4185e958e54ff838
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Support accessing non-utf8 issuer names via Python
For a few signatures where the issuer name contained non-utf8
characters, accessing the issuer name field in Python would raise
a UnicodeDecodeError exception. Now this field is handled the
same way the names in the individual certs are (I'm not sure if
they get represented 100% correctly, but at least they are
consistent, which is good enough for me). Example:
048f91b9302c88380fc66adac1e314d82733089ef3a31eadca5f0cb4169b195f
* Temporarily disable Melkor in test suite
The Makefile uses the -executable flag which doesn't work on RHEL5.
Disabling until I find a workaround for this.
* Patch Makefile in Melkor fuzzer
This replaces the `-executable` flag which is not supported by `find` on
CentOS 5.
* Respect CC environment variable
Several tests hard coded /usr/bin/cc which might not exist in some
environments. We first check the CC environment variable and fall back
to the hard coded path if CC is unset.
* Skip tests on GLIBC < 2.17
Some test binaries were linked against GLIBC 2.17. Skip tests which use
this binary if the platform does not have the required GLIBC version.
* Enable ccache in Docker in Travis builds
* Run `auditwheel repair` on the produced wheels
This will vendor the needed external shared libraries into the wheel and
tag it as manylinux1.
* Install ccache in Docker image
* Avoid using bind mount volume in Docker build
The bind mount volume wrote files as 'root' which causes issues with the
deploy script in Travis. Copying the source code into the image and
retrieving the built wheels instead of mounting the source tree fixes
this issue.
* Fix missing build folder when building with Docker
After finishing the build inside Docker we need the build directory from
the container to be able to deploy the built artifacts with deploy.sh.
* Use the right Python interpreter for Linux builds
The Dockerized .travis.yml builds attempt to invoke the interpreter in
the PYTHON_BINARY environment variable, which is only valid inside the
Docker image. To fix this, override the variable on Linux for tasks
which require the host's Python interpreter.
* Fix missing pip installation in Travis
The Ubuntu image in Travis does not come with `pip` preinstalled for
Python 3.
* Remove .git directory from .dockerignore
As `setup.py` uses `git` to determine the version number we need to copy
the contents of `.git` into the image.
