The builder of the tests, cmstest:
- NewCert writes a certificate from the DER of its tbsCertificate, field by
field: names of any string type with any bytes (UTF8String,
PrintableString with an underscore or an at sign, IA5String,
TeletexString, BMPString of odd length or with a surrogate,
VisibleString, NumericString), an attribute twice or none, no version,
times with a fraction, an extension twice, a compressed EC key, an even
modulus, and any signature. A Signer made so serves Signature and Token.
- Options for the version of a SignerInfo, the hashAlgorithm and the
certHash of an ESSCertIDv2, a signatureAlgorithm other than the one of
the key, a certificate twice, two content-type attributes, an attribute
with an arc of 2^31, a SignerInfo twice, BER, signerInfos out of order,
two signature-time-stamp attributes, and edits of the SignedData and of
each SignerInfo.
- Token options for any accuracy, a genTime of free text, ordering FALSE,
a field after the last, an imprint of any length, no message-digest, a
CRL in crls and the certificate of the authority twice.
- Edits of the DER after signing: Edit, Retag, Withdraw (a SignerInfo
removed), WithoutTimeStamp (a CAdES-T removed), Merge (a co-signature)
and Indefinite.
The tests of internal/cms and internal/der fail for each check of cms.go,
cert.go, verify.go and der.go. A mutation run, which replaces each leaf of
each condition by false and by true, one at a time, kills every mutant
that is not equivalent to the code it mutates.
FuzzParseSignature, FuzzParseToken, FuzzParseCert and FuzzDERCheck, seeded
with security_cms.json and with what cmstest builds: no panic, what Check
accepts Split reads, and the parsers fail only with ErrForm or
ErrAlgorithm.
capsule: the case of a seal outside the validity of the certificate gave
an invalid seal; it now tests a certificate that expired before a valid
seal (out of validity) apart from an authority that was not valid at its
time (invalid seal). SIGNERS out of order, empty, too long, with 31 bytes
or with a hash twice are F1 beside a CMS signature that is valid for the
AUTHOR_MESSAGE of those SIGNERS, and the names of certificates show as
spec v0.12 §29.7 says.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The draft v0.12 fixes what the review of the implementation of v0.11
found, without changing any format: the names of certificates in the
verdicts, the seal of each signer in the lines of F6 with the warning that
nobody checks who issued it, the holder by givenName and surname before
the commonName that carries the NIF, a profile of the certificate field by
field, identifiers by their bytes, repeated elements of a SET OF, the
edge cases of the token, the addresses and the padding of the locator, and
the errata of 44.1, 55.2, 64, 67 and 76. Section 76 lists each change with
its case. The CDDL fixes the sizes of the locator.
The reader shows the names of certificates between quotes, refuses one of
more than 64 code points or with two spaces in a row, names the authority
of each seal of F6 and adds the warning when a line says before the date,
and writes the result of a foreign signer in Spanish. The records of
format3_signed_cms and format3_sealed follow.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
The reader evaluates a signature of alg 2 (F1, F2, F5, F6, with the signers
named) and a seal of seal_type 2 (S1 to S5) in the context of the capsule,
with SIGNERS in strictly ascending order of certificate hashes. The writer
takes a CMSSigner, which gets AUTHOR_MESSAGE and returns what the person
signed outside, and a Sealer, which asks an authority for the token over
SEAL_SUBJECT; it checks the result with the rules of the reader and writes
nothing unless every required signer is valid and sealed.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Sonnet 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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