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…A keys The private keys of eight eMudhra intermediate CAs were reported compromised on 2026-10-17. Each intermediate also has a Sectigo cross-sign that chains to a Sectigo root still in distro bundles. On Linux, rustls-platform-verifier reads that bundle through rustls-native-certs and checks no revocation, so both forms were still trusted by the reqwest clients in stack-auth and stack-kms. `stack_auth::tls::client_config` builds the rustls `ClientConfig` those clients now hand to `tls_backend_preconfigured`. It keeps the platform verifier for every check and then refuses, as `CertificateError::Revoked`, a chain where any presented certificate's SubjectPublicKeyInfo SHA-256 is on a compiled-in blocklist. The list holds the 8 keys behind the 16 certificates (an original and its cross-sign share a key). The hashes are the `spki_sha256` fields of https://emudhra.we-have-a-problem.com/affected-certificates.json, read on 2026-10-20, and they match Node's blocklist (nodejs/node#66871) entry for entry. A preconfigured backend gets no ALPN from reqwest, so the config sets it: `http/1.1` for stack-auth, and `h2` too for stack-kms under its `http2` feature. Native only: on wasm32, reqwest uses the runtime's `fetch`. protect-ffi is not covered. It takes stack-auth =0.42.3 and cipherstash-client from crates.io, and cipherstash-client builds its own client outside this repository. Part of #1301. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 (1M context) <noreply@anthropic.com> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_014Givi9JCPVy1s8ZL8oPo6D
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Findings (1 new, minor, not blocking):
transport.rs:515: theErrarm ofclient_configfalls back to an unprotected reqwest client (fail-open). Suggest failing closed. See the inline comment.
Checked and found fine:
- The SPKI hash covers the full DER SubjectPublicKeyInfo.
- The verifier calls the inner verifier first, then checks every presented certificate.
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test-utilsfeature enters stack-auth only through dev-dependencies, so release builds are unaffected. - A changeset is present, and no skills need updating.
Not verified (non-blocking, as the author notes):
- The 8 SPKI hashes were not re-derived from certificate bytes. I could not fetch the source JSON from this environment.
- I did not build or run the tests.
- A maintainer should run the
opensslderivation on the certificates before merge.
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Review comments at @packages/stack-auth/src/tls.rs:
- Around line 204-212: Update blocked to extract SubjectPublicKeyInfo using a
minimal DER walk instead of webpki::EndEntityCert::try_from, so valid
platform-accepted v1 certificates and certificates with unknown critical
extensions can be screened. Return BadEncoding only when the DER extraction
fails, then compute the existing SHA-256 digest and perform the blocklist lookup
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- Around line 192-194: Update the TLS certificate-check documentation near the
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certificates from stores or URL retrieval while building the chain, while this
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| fn blocked(&self, cert: &CertificateDer<'_>) -> Result<Option<&'static BlockedSpki>, Error> { | ||
| let parsed = webpki::EndEntityCert::try_from(cert) | ||
| .map_err(|_| Error::InvalidCertificate(CertificateError::BadEncoding))?; | ||
| let digest: [u8; 32] = Sha256::digest(parsed.subject_public_key_info().as_ref()).into(); | ||
| Ok(self | ||
| .blocklist | ||
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| .find(|entry| entry.spki_sha256 == digest)) | ||
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Extract SPKI without applying webpki certificate-acceptance rules.
webpki 0.103.15 allows only X.509 v3 certificates during normal parsing and rejects unknown critical extensions. verify_server_cert applies this parser to the end entity and every supplied intermediate after the platform verifier succeeds. Therefore, a chain accepted by the platform verifier can still fail here with BadEncoding when a presented extra certificate is v1 or has an unknown critical extension. The blocklist needs only the SubjectPublicKeyInfo bytes. Use a minimal DER walk to extract them and return BadEncoding only when that walk fails. This preserves rejection of malformed DER without coupling blocklist screening to webpki's certificate-validation rules.
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Review comment at @packages/stack-auth/src/tls.rs around lines 204 - 212:
Update blocked to extract SubjectPublicKeyInfo using a minimal DER walk instead
of webpki::EndEntityCert::try_from, so valid platform-accepted v1 certificates
and certificates with unknown critical extensions can be screened. Return
BadEncoding only when the DER extraction fails, then compute the existing
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Leaving this as it is. The failure only happens when a server presents a certificate that the platform verifier accepts but webpki's parser rejects. That means a v1 certificate, or one with an unknown critical extension, sitting in the TLS chain of a CipherStash endpoint (ZeroKMS, auth). Those chains are standard v3 Web PKI. The certificates on the blocklist are also fixed v3 certificates whose bytes nobody can alter without breaking their signature, so the parser change wouldn't catch anything new. Hand-writing a DER walker would add parsing code to the TLS path and, as far as I can see, would only prevent a hypothetical outage. If such a certificate did show up, the connection fails closed with BadEncoding rather than failing open. I've passed the call to the maintainer.
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@tobyhede Understood. This is a fail-closed compatibility risk, not a blocklist bypass. Your endpoint constraints make the parser mismatch hypothetical for the expected chains. I won’t press for a custom DER walker; the implementation decision remains with the maintainer.
Thanks for clarifying the endpoint constraints.
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Learning: In cipherstash/stack, the bundled TLS clients serve CipherStash endpoints such as ZeroKMS and auth, whose expected certificate chains use standard X.509 v3 Web PKI certificates. For packages/stack-auth/src/tls.rs, the author prefers retaining webpki SPKI parsing over adding a handwritten DER walker solely to accommodate hypothetical platform-accepted certificates that webpki rejects. Such parser failures reject the connection with BadEncoding.
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Recommendation: 🟡 merge after changes
Nothing must change before merge. One optional test improvement below.
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- Dropped: the claim that
blocked()should treat an unparseable certificate as not blocked (packages/stack-auth/src/tls.rs:216). The refusal is a deliberate fail-closed choice. On macOS and Windows the OS verifier andrustls-webpkimay parse a certificate differently. A certificate the OS reads as a blocked key could fail in webpki, so skipping it would let it pass. The suggested fix is not safe. - The eight SPKI hashes were not re-derived from certificate bytes (the author says crt.sh was blocked). A maintainer should run the
opensslderivation from the PR description before merge.
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| claude | claude-opus-4-8 | test-gap | 1 found, 1 posted |
| codex | gpt-5.6-terra | rust | 0 found, 0 posted |
| codex | gpt-5.6-terra | test-gap | 0 found, 0 posted |
Synthesis: claude-sonnet-5-5 merged the findings, removed duplicates and dropped findings it could not confirm in the code. 0 posted finding(s) were raised by two or more models.
Plain language: claude-sonnet-5-5 read every comment as a new reader would. No comment had a problem that stopped the reader acting, so none was rewritten.
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Approved
Reviewed at a1b4c44 with a focus on whether a holder of the compromised keys can still get a TLS connection out of the bundled clients.
Verified
- The 8 SPKI hashes are correct. I compared them byte for byte against two independent implementations: Node's merged list (nodejs/node#66871,
kBlockedSPKIs) and Go'sdistrustedSPKIHashesincrypto/x509/verify.go(golang/go@7f86f957, CVE-2026-111943). All 8 match both. I could not re-derive them from the certificate bytes (crt.sh returned 502), but three lists that agree, written by three teams, is sufficient. - The hash form is the same as Go's and Node's. webpki's
subject_public_key_info()wraps the SPKI contents back in the outerSEQUENCE(rustls-webpki0.103cert.rs:234), so the digest is over the full DER SPKI, the same bytes as Go'sRawSubjectPublicKeyInfoand Node'si2d_X509_PUBKEY. I recomputed the test PKI'sINTERMEDIATE_SPKIandLEAF_SPKIwith openssl: they match. - The wrapped verifier is the one reqwest uses. reqwest 0.13's
tls_backend_preconfigureddowncasts torustls::ClientConfigand installs it asBuiltRustlswith no changes. Onerustlsin the lock (0.23.45 on both main and this branch), so the downcast cannot miss. - The shipped
@cipherstash/authbinary gets the protected client.test-utilsis a dev-dependency feature only;cargo tree -p stack-auth-node -e no-dev,featuresresolves stack-auth withhttpalone, so the plainhttp_clientis not compiled into the release artifact (resolver 2). - Fails closed. Both failure paths in
transport.rsnow panic, and stack-kms returns the error. There is no fallback to reqwest's default verifier. - ALPN is safe. stack-kms's
http2feature isreqwest/http2, soh2is offered only when reqwest can speak it. - Keying on the SPKI covers the Sectigo cross-signs and any sub-CA an attacker signs with a compromised key: on Linux, webpki builds the path only from presented certificates, so the compromised intermediate must be in the chain and is seen.
- CI green, including mutants (0 missed).
Not blocking
@cipherstash/stackon Linux stays exposed after this merges. protect-ffi pinscipherstash-client = "=0.42.3"from crates.io, which builds its own reqwest with the unwrapped platform verifier. This PR does not close #1301 for the main product. Please open a tracked follow-up (release stack-auth, apply the wrapper incipherstash-client, move protect-ffi's pins) and link it from #1301 before that issue is closed.tls.rssays "Node's blocklist makes the same choice" about checking only presented certificates. Node's callback checks the chain OpenSSL built (X509_STORE_CTX_get0_chain), and Go filters the built chains too. rustls gives this wrapper no built chain, so the choice here is forced, not shared. Wording only.
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Approved, pretty straight forward.
Merge when ready, the additional tests are a nice to have.
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Part of #1301. The in-tree clients are covered. protect-ffi is not, and is listed as a follow-up below (#1305).
Summary
On Linux,
rustls-platform-verifier0.6.2 runs webpki over the distro bundle and checks no revocation. The Sectigo cross-signs of the eight compromised eMudhra intermediates chain to a Sectigo root that is still in that bundle, so both forms of each intermediate were trusted by our reqwest clients.stack_auth::tlsmodule (native andhttponly).client_config(http2: bool) -> Result<rustls::ClientConfig, rustls::Error>returns the config the bundled clients pass toreqwest::ClientBuilder::tls_backend_preconfigured. ItsSpkiBlocklistVerifiercalls the platform verifier first. It then rejects the chain withCertificateError::Revokedif the end entity or any presented intermediate has a SubjectPublicKeyInfo SHA-256 on the compiled-in list. Signature checks, schemes, raw-public-key handling and root hints are all left to the platform verifier. A presented certificate that doesn't parse is rejected (BadEncoding), because its key can't be checked.http/1.1. stack-kms also offersh2when itshttp2feature is on, which is also the only time its reqwest can speak HTTP/2. One side effect: when thehttp2feature is turned on through feature unification, stack-auth's own client now offershttp/1.1only.rustls,rustls-platform-verifierandrustls-webpkiare new direct, optional, native-only dependencies, at the versions reqwest already resolves.Cargo.lockonly gains dependency-list lines and no new packages;packages/stack-auth/fuzz/Cargo.lockgets the same lines.Clients covered
ReqwestTransport(productionhttp_client)packages/stack-auth/src/transport.rsHttpConnectionpackages/stack-kms/src/connection/http.rs@cipherstash/authnapi binding, and stack-encrypt withhttp@cipherstash/authWASM build, stack-kms on wasm32fetchhttp_client(test-utils).cargo/mutants.tomlequivalence note)stack-kms's
ConnectionInitErrorkeeps its code and its publicFrom<reqwest::Error>. Its private source is now an enum, so it can also carry the TLS-configrustls::Error.Fails closed. If
client_configfails, stack-auth's productionhttp_clientpanics with the error rather than falling back to a client without the blocklist. It fails exactly where reqwest's own TLS setup fails, because both build the same platform verifier (on Linux, that happens when no system CA certificates can be loaded), so this is the same condition under whichreqwest::Client::new()already panicked before this change. stack-kms returns the error asConnectionInitError.Not covered (follow-up)
@cipherstash/stackon Node) depends onstack-auth = "=0.42.3"andcipherstash-client = "=0.42.3"from crates.io.cipherstash-clientbuilds its own reqwest client incipherstash/cipherstash-suite. Covering it needs two things: a stack-auth release containing this change with protect-ffi's pins moved to it, and the same wrapper applied incipherstash-client's client construction. Tracked in protect-ffi: apply the eMudhra SPKI blocklist to @cipherstash/stack's HTTP client #1305.eql-bindings'stack-encryptfeature resolves stack-encrypt, and through it stack-kms, from crates.io. It picks this up only once those crates are released.How the SPKI hashes were obtained
spki_sha256field of each intermediate in https://emudhra.we-have-a-problem.com/affected-certificates.json, read on 2026-10-20 and treated as data only. The file'ssha256fields are whole-certificate fingerprints and are not used.src/crypto/crypto_context.cc). All 8 match. The hex comments in that diff are the originals' certificate fingerprints, not SPKI hashes.openssl x509 -in ca.pem -noout -pubkey | openssl pkey -pubin -outform der | sha256sum.subject_public_key_info(). A test shows this matches openssl's hash for the same key.Tests
The tests use a throwaway test PKI (
packages/stack-auth/src/tls/testdata/*.der, P-256, made with openssl; no private keys are committed). They cover:WebPkiServerVerifiertrusting the test root: a clean chain is accepted. A blocked intermediate is rejected asRevoked, and so is a blocked end entity. A refusal from the inner verifier (UnknownIssuer) is returned unchanged.http2.http2values, so a rustls version mismatch would fail the test rather than fall through.Verification (local, pinned Rust 1.94.1)
cargo nextest run --locked -p stack-auth -p stack-kms -p stack-auth-node --all-features: 437 passedcargo test --locked --workspace --all-features --no-fail-fast: all pass. Thestack-encrypttrybuilduitest fails under the container's stable 1.97 and passes under 1.94.1 (it snapshots compiler diagnostics).cargo test --doc -p stack-auth -p stack-kms --all-features: passcargo clippy --locked --no-deps --workspace --all-targets --all-features -- -D warnings: clean. Also clean:-p stack-auth -p stack-kms --no-default-features, and stack-kms with default features.cargo fmt --all -- --check: cleanRUSTDOCFLAGS=-D warnings cargo doc -p stack-auth -p stack-kms --no-deps --all-features: cleancargo check --target wasm32-wasip1 --no-default-featuresfor stack-auth and stack-kms: OK, andcargo treeshows no rustls there.cargo check --target wasm32-unknown-unknown -p stack-auth-wasm: OKcargo metadata --locked: OK for the root workspace, both Go guests and the three fuzz cratescargo mutants -p stack-auth -p stack-encrypt --in-diff: 19 mutants, 11 caught, 8 unviable, 0 missedChangesets and skills
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