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authorMatthias Andree <matthias.andree@gmx.de>2009-01-22 12:11:16 +0000
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case-insensitive check of SSL fingerprints (Daniel Richard G.)
Daniel Richard G. writes: | I was clearing out an old Fetchmail SVN checkout I had lying around | here, and came across one small change that I forgot to send in. | | In socket.c, there's a bit of code that compares SSL certificate | fingerprints: [...] | | That strcmp() call should be an strcasecmp(). At one point, I | encountered a certificate where the fingerprint's hex digits were in a | different case than what was expected, and the connection attempt failed | because of that. Not exactly what you'd call a potential MitM attack | :-) He's right, we can compare case-insensitively without sacrificing fetchmail's security, so let's just do that for the sake of ease of use. svn path=/branches/BRANCH_6-3/; revision=5262
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