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I have an HTTPS website that receives client certificates for authentication. I have the certificates installed in the browser. Previously, when I went to the website (in Firefox), I would be prompted to select one of the installed certificates. I would then be authenticated with the website as the user associated with the certificate.

It looks like I need to get OWASP ZAP to send the certificate in place of the browser or, somehow, get the browser to force ZAP to forward the certificate. Is there some way for me to do this? Is this something that ZAP supports?

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Edit:My setup works like this: There are three components. Firefox, OWASP ZAP and a Selenium project. Previous, it was just Selenium and Firefox.The application I am testing has multiple users with different roles. The Selenium test cases involve logging in as one user, performing a task as that user (which generates work for another user), logging in as the next user, performing work as that user etc. Each user has its own certificate to log in.

Previously, I created multiple Firefox profiles (one for each user) and added a single certificate for each profile. When I accessed the site with one of these profiles, the browser would default to the single certificate. Selenium could then switch between users by closing the old browser and opening a new one with the correct profile.

Right now, I use ZAP by opening the appropriate browser profile, setting the proxy to localhost:8080, starting the ZAP GUI, and then running the Selenium test which uses the aforementioned profile. Latter I manually set the contexts, run the spider and switch to Attack Mode. Thus far, I have been helped in getting ZAP to use a single certificate at a time, which has been a significant change.

BTW if you (or anyone else) have urgent queries about ZAP then I'd recommend either using the ZAP User Group ( -users, also linked off the ZAP 'Online' menu) or ask on irc - for details of that see -owasp-zap

The issued certificates are valid, by default, for 368 days.

The issued certificates is 2048 bit strong (RSA with SHA1).

The issued certificates has a random serial number.The issued certificates consists of the following identifiers:

This option enables you to specify a CRL Distribution Point that will be added in each of the generated certificates.Obviously, you need to create a custom Root Certificate Authority, using for example ,a wrapper for OpenSSL that generates and manages a simple PKI suitable for small deployments, support CRLs and OCSP, and make the CRL available to the victim client,using for example a tiny HTTP server.

docker run --rm -v $(pwd):/zap/wrk/:rw--user root -t owasp/zap2docker-stable:2.11.1 zap-api-scan.py -t -g gen.conf -f openapi -x OWASP-ZAP-Report.xml-r Outgoing-scan-report.html --hook=/zap/wrk/my-hooks.pytag_hash_108

Rule - Do Not Use Wildcard Certificates

You should refrain from using wildcard certificates. Though they are expedient at circumventing annoying user prompts, they also violate the principal of least privilege and asks the user to trust all machines, including developer's machines, the secretary's machine in the lobby and the sign-in kiosk. [...]

Statistics gathered by Qualys for Internet SSL Survey 2010 indicate wildcard certificates have a 4.4% share, so the practice is not standard for public facing hosts. Finally, wildcard certificates violate EV Certificate Guidelines.

About the OWASP warning, if the wildcard domain is used only in one machine it doesn't apply. The low usage rate could be explain with the high price of wildcard certificates, and the EV violation is not applicable in Let's Encrypt context

I agree with @tdelmas. Used correctly, wildcard certificates are not inherently risky. One common, but suboptimal, use is to buy one wildcard certificate, and use it across many different services operated by different teams. This can increase exposure of the private key unnecessarily. But overall, they are not a problem.

From a technical perspective, it is not recommended that the pinned certificates are loaded from the filesystem as it unnecessarily extends the attack surface. It is recommended that the certificate, its public key or a secure hash of it are embedded into the application, paired with strong obfuscation and tamper detection mechanisms. Note that TLS certificate pinning without effective jailbreak/root detection and other advanced binary/runtime protections is a moot point: when the application runs on a jailbroken/rooted device, root will be able to instrument the application and bypass the pinning controls. The stronger the controls of your application, the more time and skill will be required from the adversary.

However, both in iOS and Android platforms, there is a multitude of ways certificate pinning can be hardened. For example, using OpenSSL as a static library compiled with the app and using it for all connections would significantly increase the complexity for an attacker trying to instrument the application and bypass the pinning controls.

In some cases if you setup a proxy the connection may still fail due to certificateerrors (see the log file from dependency-check). If you know which cert it's failingon (either your proxy or NVD/CVE) you can either add the certificate itself or thesigning chain to your trust store. If you don't have access to modify the systemtrust store (in $JAVA_HOME/lib/security/cacerts) you can copy it elsewhere andimport it using keytool, then specify that trust store on the command line(mvn -Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=/path/to/cacerts) or if you need to alwayshave that set, you can set the environment variable JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS to have-Djavax.net.ssl.trustStore=/path/to/cacerts.

An SSL certificate can be created and signed by anyone. You should have a valid SSL certificate to make your visitors sure about the secure communication between your website and them. If you have an invalid certificate, your visitors will have trouble distinguishing between your certificate and those of attackers.

When you enroll in the course, you get access to all of the courses in the Specialization, and you earn a certificate when you complete the work. Your electronic Certificate will be added to your Accomplishments page - from there, you can print your Certificate or add it to your LinkedIn profile. If you only want to read and view the course content, you can audit the course for free.

Without leaving the Options menu, click Dynamic SSL Certificates on the sidebar, then click Save. Put the owasp_zap_root_ca.cer certificate file somewhere where you will remember it. I chose to put it in ~/workspace/zap/ but anywhere is fine. Once this is done, click OK to close the Options menu.

Test your Website for Vulnerabilities

And finally, as Kafecadm mentioned above, you should always test your SSL enabled site for vulnerabilities using a test suite. We use SSL Labs free service.

You can see an example of the results of testing an improperly configured SSL website here: test ScriptCase.net

A properly configured SSL on a ScriptCase developed website returns results like this: test sahod.ph

So in summary, enabling SSL properly is much more than installing a certificate.

Thank for you help.

I refer about if i will have in my application that to install a certificate or with the scriptcase I can?

However, I will release everything that you give me. However, I will make everything that you describe me.

A certificate is needed for the webserver. Well is isnt needed if you run without a certificate but any decent website uses https and a certificate nowadays.

On that webserver you can run whatever scriptcase deployment you have.

For testing you can get a free certificate from (1 year valid) or from -commerce/ssl-certificates/free-ssl-certificate.php (90 days valid)

or other sites (rapidssl.com and so on).

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