- Implemented a mechanism to log unknown datacenter indices with a distinct limit to avoid excessive logging.
- Introduced tests to ensure that logging is deduplicated per datacenter index and respects the distinct limit.
- Updated the fallback logic for datacenter resolution to prevent panics when only a single datacenter is available.
feat(proxy): add authentication probe throttling
- Added a pre-authentication probe throttling mechanism to limit the rate of invalid TLS and MTProto handshake attempts.
- Introduced a backoff strategy for repeated failures and ensured that successful handshakes reset the failure count.
- Implemented tests to validate the behavior of the authentication probe under various conditions.
fix(proxy): ensure proper flushing of masked writes
- Added a flush operation after writing initial data to the mask writer to ensure data integrity.
refactor(proxy): optimize desynchronization deduplication
- Replaced the Mutex-based deduplication structure with a DashMap for improved concurrency and performance.
- Implemented a bounded cache for deduplication to limit memory usage and prevent stale entries from persisting.
test(proxy): enhance security tests for middle relay and handshake
- Added comprehensive tests for the middle relay and handshake processes, including scenarios for deduplication and authentication probe behavior.
- Ensured that the tests cover edge cases and validate the expected behavior of the system under load.
- Introduced `BOOT_TIME_MAX_SECS` constant to define the maximum accepted boot-time timestamp.
- Updated `validate_tls_handshake_at_time` to utilize the new boot time constant for timestamp validation.
- Enhanced `extract_sni_from_client_hello` to validate SNI hostnames against specified criteria, rejecting invalid hostnames.
- Added tests to ensure proper handling of boot time timestamps and SNI validation.
feat(handshake): improve user secret decoding and ALPN enforcement
- Refactored user secret decoding to provide better error handling and logging for invalid secrets.
- Added tests for concurrent identical handshakes to ensure replay protection works as expected.
- Implemented ALPN enforcement in handshake processing, rejecting unsupported protocols and allowing valid ones.
fix(masking): implement timeout handling for masking operations
- Added timeout handling for writing proxy headers and consuming client data in masking.
- Adjusted timeout durations for testing to ensure faster feedback during unit tests.
- Introduced tests to verify behavior when masking is disabled and when proxy header writes exceed the timeout.
test(masking): add tests for slowloris connections and proxy header timeouts
- Created tests to validate that slowloris connections are closed by consume timeout when masking is disabled.
- Added a test for proxy header write timeout to ensure it returns false when the write operation does not complete.
- Enforce TLS record length constraints in client handling to comply with RFC 8446, rejecting records outside the range of 512 to 16,384 bytes.
- Update security tests to validate behavior for oversized and undersized TLS records, ensuring they are correctly masked or rejected.
- Introduce new tests to verify the handling of TLS records in both generic and client handler pipelines.
- Refactor handshake logic to enforce mode restrictions based on transport type, preventing misuse of secure tags.
- Add tests for nonce generation and encryption consistency, ensuring correct behavior for different configurations.
- Improve masking tests to ensure proper logging and detection of client types, including SSH and unknown probes.
- forward valid-TLS/invalid-MTProto clients to mask backend in both client paths\n- harden TLS validation against timing and clock edge cases\n- move replay tracking behind successful authentication to avoid cache pollution\n- tighten secret decoding and key-material handling paths\n- add dedicated security test modules for tls/client/handshake/masking\n- include production-path regression for ClientHandler fallback behavior
This commit adds support for configuring the data path via a
configuration file or command-line option. This may be useful
on systems without systemd, such as OpenWrt or Alpine Linux.
Signed-off-by: Maxim Anisimov <maxim.anisimov.ua@gmail.com>
Alexey