Package ghidra.net
Class DefaultKeyManagerFactory
java.lang.Object
ghidra.net.DefaultKeyManagerFactory
DefaultKeyManagerFactory provides access to the default application key manager
associated with the preferred keystore file specified by the KEYSTORE_PATH_PROPERTY
system property or set with setDefaultKeyStore(String, boolean).
NOTE: Since SslRMIClientSocketFactory and SSLServerSocketFactory employ a
static cache of a default SSLSocketFactory, with its default SSLContext, we
must utilize a wrapped implementation of the associated X509ExtendedKeyManager so that
an updated keystore is used by the existing default SSLSocketFactory.
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionstatic voidaddSubjectAlternativeName(String subjectAltName) Add the optional self-signed subject alternative name to be used during initialization if no keystore defined.static X509ExtendedKeyManagerGet the lazy default key manager associated with the preferred key store.static StringGet the default/preferred key store path.static StringIf the system property ghidra.keystore takes precedence in establishing the keystore.static SignedTokengetSignedToken(Principal[] authorities, byte[] token) Sign the supplied token byte array using an installed certificate from one of the specified authoritiesstatic booleanInitialize key manager if needed.static voidInvalidate the existing default key manager.static booleanisMySignature(Principal[] authorities, byte[] token, byte[] signature) Verify that the specified sigBytes reflect my signature of the specified token.static voidsetDefaultIdentity(X500Principal identity) Set the default self-signed principal identity to be used during initialization if no keystore defined.static booleansetDefaultKeyStore(String path, boolean savePreference) Set default user keystore file path (e.g., certificate file with private key).static booleanDetermine if active key manager is utilizing a generated self-signed certificate.
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KEYSTORE_PATH_PROPERTY
Keystore path system property or user preference. Setting the system property will take precedence over the user preference.- See Also:
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KEYSTORE_PASSWORD_PROPERTY
Password system property may be set. If set, this password will be used when accessing the keystore before attempting to usecustomPasswordProviderif it has been set.- See Also:
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DEFAULT_PASSWORD
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Constructor Details
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DefaultKeyManagerFactory
public DefaultKeyManagerFactory()
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Method Details
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setDefaultKeyStore
Set default user keystore file path (e.g., certificate file with private key). This method will have no effect if the keystore had been set via the system property and an error will be displayed. Otherwise, the keystore will be updated and the key manager re-initialized. The user preference will be updated unless a failure occurred while attempting to open the keystore. This change will take immediate effect for the current executing application, however, it may still be superseded by a system property setting when running the application in the future. SeegetKeyStore().- Parameters:
path- keystore file path or null to clear current key store and preference.savePreference- if true will be saved as user preference- Returns:
- true if successful else false if error occured (see log).
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usingGeneratedSelfSignedCertificate
public static boolean usingGeneratedSelfSignedCertificate()Determine if active key manager is utilizing a generated self-signed certificate.- Returns:
- true if using self-signed certificate.
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setDefaultIdentity
Set the default self-signed principal identity to be used during initialization if no keystore defined. Current application key manager will be invalidated. (NOTE: this is intended for server use only when client will not be performing CA validation).- Parameters:
identity- if not null and a KeyStore path has not be set, this identity will be used to generate a self-signed certificate and private key
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addSubjectAlternativeName
Add the optional self-signed subject alternative name to be used during initialization if no keystore defined. Current application key manager will be invalidated. (NOTE: this is intended for server use only when client will not be performing CA validation).- Parameters:
subjectAltName- name to be added to the current list of alternative subject names. A null value will clear all names currently set. name will be used to generate a self-signed certificate and private key
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initialize
public static boolean initialize()Initialize key manager if needed. Doing this explicitly independent of an SSL connection allows application to bail before initiating connection. This will get handshake failure if user forgets keystore password or other keystore problem.- Returns:
- true if key manager initialized, otherwise false
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invalidateKeyManager
public static void invalidateKeyManager()Invalidate the existing default key manager. -
getPreferredKeyStore
If the system property ghidra.keystore takes precedence in establishing the keystore. If using a GUI and the system property has not been set, the user preference with the same name will be used.- Returns:
- active keystore path or null if currently not running with a keystore or one has not been set.
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getKeyStore
Get the default/preferred key store path.- Returns:
- default key store path or null if not set
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getKeyManager
Get the lazy default key manager associated with the preferred key store.- Returns:
- default key manager or null if not initialized
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getSignedToken
public static SignedToken getSignedToken(Principal[] authorities, byte[] token) throws NoSuchAlgorithmException, SignatureException, CertificateException Sign the supplied token byte array using an installed certificate from one of the specified authorities- Parameters:
authorities- trusted certificate authorities used to constrain client certificate (may be null or empty array if CA constraint does not matter).token- token byte array- Returns:
- signed token object
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NoSuchAlgorithmException- algorithm associated within signing certificate not foundSignatureException- failed to generate SignedTokenCertificateException- error associated with signing certificate
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isMySignature
public static boolean isMySignature(Principal[] authorities, byte[] token, byte[] signature) throws NoSuchAlgorithmException, SignatureException, CertificateException Verify that the specified sigBytes reflect my signature of the specified token.- Parameters:
authorities- trusted certificate authorities used to constrain client certificate (may be null or empty array if CA constraint does not matter).token- byte array tokensignature- token signature- Returns:
- true if signature is my signature
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NoSuchAlgorithmException- algorithym associated within signing certificate not foundSignatureException- failed to generate SignedTokenCertificateException- error associated with signing certificate
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