package net.lightbody.bmp.mitm;
import com.google.common.collect.ObjectArrays;
import com.google.common.io.Files;
import net.lightbody.bmp.mitm.exception.UncheckedIOException;
import net.lightbody.bmp.mitm.util.TrustUtil;
import java.io.File;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.nio.charset.Charset;
import java.security.KeyStore;
import java.security.cert.X509Certificate;
import java.util.List;
/**
* A source of trusted root certificate authorities. Provides static methods to obtain default trust sources:
* <ul>
* <li>{@link #defaultTrustSource()}- both the built-in and JVM-trusted CAs</li>
* <li>{@link #javaTrustSource()} - only default CAs trusted by the JVM</li>
* <li>{@link #builtinTrustSource()} - only built-in trusted CAs (ultimately derived from Firefox's trust list)</li>
* </ul>
*
* Custom TrustSources can be built by starting with {@link #empty()}, then calling the various add() methods to add
* PEM-encoded files and Strings, KeyStores, and X509Certificates to the TrustSource. For example:
* <p/>
* <code>
* TrustSource customTrustSource = TrustSource.empty()
* .add(myX509Certificate)
* .add(pemFileContainingMyCA)
* .add(javaKeyStore);
* </code>
* <p/>
* <b>Note:</b> This class is immutable, so calls to add() will return a new instance, rather than modifying the existing instance.
*/
public class TrustSource {
/**
* The default TrustSource. To obtain this TrustSource, use {@link #defaultTrustSource()}.
*/
private static final TrustSource DEFAULT_TRUST_SOURCE = TrustSource.javaTrustSource().add(TrustSource.builtinTrustSource());
/**
* The root CAs this TrustSource trusts.
*/
private final X509Certificate[] trustedCAs;
/**
* Creates a TrustSource that contains no trusted certificates. For public use, see {@link #empty()}.
*/
protected TrustSource() {
this(TrustUtil.EMPTY_CERTIFICATE_ARRAY);
}
/**
* Creates a TrustSource that considers only the specified certificates as "trusted". For public use,
* use {@link #empty()} followed by {@link #add(X509Certificate...)}.
*
* @param trustedCAs root CAs to trust
*/
protected TrustSource(X509Certificate... trustedCAs) {
if (trustedCAs == null) {
this.trustedCAs = TrustUtil.EMPTY_CERTIFICATE_ARRAY;
} else {
this.trustedCAs = trustedCAs;
}
}
/**
* Returns the X509 certificates considered "trusted" by this TrustSource. This method will not return null, but
* may return an empty array.
*/
public X509Certificate[] getTrustedCAs() {
return trustedCAs;
}
/**
* Returns a TrustSource that contains no trusted CAs. Can be used in conjunction with the add() methods to build
* a TrustSource containing custom CAs from a variety of sources (PEM files, KeyStores, etc.).
*/
public static TrustSource empty() {
return new TrustSource();
}
/**
* Returns a TrustSource containing the default trusted CAs. By default, contains both the JVM's trusted CAs and the
* built-in trusted CAs (Firefox's trusted CAs).
*/
public static TrustSource defaultTrustSource() {
return DEFAULT_TRUST_SOURCE;
}
/**
* Returns a TrustSource containing only the builtin trusted CAs and does not include the JVM's trusted CAs.
* See {@link TrustUtil#getBuiltinTrustedCAs()}.
*/
public static TrustSource builtinTrustSource() {
return new TrustSource(TrustUtil.getBuiltinTrustedCAs());
}
/**
* Returns a TrustSource containing the default CAs trusted by this JVM. See {@link TrustUtil#getJavaTrustedCAs()}.
*/
public static TrustSource javaTrustSource() {
return new TrustSource(TrustUtil.getJavaTrustedCAs());
}
/**
* Returns a new TrustSource containing the same trusted CAs as this TrustSource, plus zero or more CAs contained in
* the PEM-encoded String. The String may contain multiple certificates and may contain comments or other non-PEM-encoded
* text, as long as the PEM-encoded certificates are delimited by appropriate BEGIN_CERTIFICATE and END_CERTIFICATE
* text blocks.
*
* @param trustedPemEncodedCAs String containing PEM-encoded certificates to trust
* @return a new TrustSource containing this TrustSource's trusted CAs plus the CAs in the specified String
*/
public TrustSource add(String trustedPemEncodedCAs) {
if (trustedPemEncodedCAs == null) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("PEM-encoded trusted CA String cannot be null");
}
X509Certificate[] trustedCertificates = TrustUtil.readX509CertificatesFromPem(trustedPemEncodedCAs);
return add(trustedCertificates);
}
/**
* Returns a new TrustSource containing the same trusted CAs as this TrustSource, plus zero or more additional
* trusted X509Certificates. If trustedCertificates is null or empty, returns this same TrustSource.
*
* @param trustedCertificates X509Certificates of CAs to trust
* @return a new TrustSource containing this TrustSource's trusted CAs plus the specified CAs
*/
public TrustSource add(X509Certificate... trustedCertificates) {
if (trustedCertificates == null || trustedCertificates.length == 0) {
return this;
}
X509Certificate[] newTrustedCAs = ObjectArrays.concat(trustedCAs, trustedCertificates, X509Certificate.class);
return new TrustSource(newTrustedCAs);
}
/**
* Returns a new TrustSource containing the same trusted CAs as this TrustSource, plus all trusted certificate
* entries from the specified trustStore. This method will only add trusted certificate entries from the specified
* KeyStore (i.e. entries of type {@link java.security.KeyStore.TrustedCertificateEntry}; private keys will be
* ignored. The trustStore may be in JKS or PKCS12 format.
*
* @param trustStore keystore containing trusted certificate entries
* @return a new TrustSource containing this TrustSource's trusted CAs plus trusted certificate entries from the keystore
*/
public TrustSource add(KeyStore trustStore) {
if (trustStore == null) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Trust store cannot be null");
}
List<X509Certificate> trustedCertificates = TrustUtil.extractTrustedCertificateEntries(trustStore);
return add(trustedCertificates.toArray(new X509Certificate[0]));
}
/**
* Returns a new TrustSource containing the same trusted CAs as this TrustSource, plus zero or more CAs contained in
* the PEM-encoded File. The File may contain multiple certificates and may contain comments or other non-PEM-encoded
* text, as long as the PEM-encoded certificates are delimited by appropriate BEGIN_CERTIFICATE and END_CERTIFICATE
* text blocks. The file may contain UTF-8 characters, but the PEM-encoded certificate data itself must be US-ASCII.
*
* @param trustedCAPemFile File containing PEM-encoded certificates
* @return a new TrustSource containing this TrustSource's trusted CAs plus the CAs in the specified String
*/
public TrustSource add(File trustedCAPemFile) {
if (trustedCAPemFile == null) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Trusted CA file cannot be null");
}
String pemFileContents;
try {
pemFileContents = Files.toString(trustedCAPemFile, Charset.forName("UTF-8"));
} catch (IOException e) {
throw new UncheckedIOException("Unable to read file containing PEM-encoded trusted CAs: " + trustedCAPemFile.getAbsolutePath(), e);
}
return add(pemFileContents);
}
/**
* Returns a new TrustSource containing the same trusted CAs as this TrustSource, plus the trusted CAs in the specified
* TrustSource.
*
* @param trustSource TrustSource to combine with this TrustSource
* @return a new TrustSource containing both TrustSources' trusted CAs
*/
public TrustSource add(TrustSource trustSource) {
if (trustSource == null) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("TrustSource cannot be null");
}
return add(trustSource.getTrustedCAs());
}
}