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There are a couple of places where it's handy to print TLS constants in human-readable form. To do so, we need functions that take TLS constants (usually in uint16 form) and give us friendly strings. Go's crypto/tls package does not provide us with this, so this patch introduces a new module with that purpose.
33 lines
757 B
Go
33 lines
757 B
Go
// Package tlsconst contains TLS constants for human consumption.
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package tlsconst
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// Most of the constants get automatically generated from IANA's assignments.
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//go:generate ./generate-ciphers.py ciphers.go
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import "fmt"
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var versionName = map[uint16]string{
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0x0300: "SSL-3.0",
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0x0301: "TLS-1.0",
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0x0302: "TLS-1.1",
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0x0303: "TLS-1.2",
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}
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// VersionName returns a human-readable TLS version name.
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func VersionName(v uint16) string {
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name, ok := versionName[v]
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if !ok {
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return fmt.Sprintf("TLS-%#04x", v)
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}
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return name
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}
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// CipherSuiteName returns a human-readable TLS cipher suite name.
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func CipherSuiteName(s uint16) string {
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name, ok := cipherSuiteName[s]
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if !ok {
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return fmt.Sprintf("TLS_UNKNOWN_CIPHER_SUITE-%#04x", s)
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}
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return name
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}
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