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OpenGFW/analyzer/tcp/tls_rdp.go
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package tcp
import (
"bytes"
"encoding/binary"
"github.com/apernet/OpenGFW/analyzer"
"github.com/apernet/OpenGFW/analyzer/internal"
"github.com/apernet/OpenGFW/analyzer/utils"
)
// RDP does not start TLS right away: the client first sends an X.224
// Connection Request and the server answers with a Connection Confirm, each in
// a TPKT packet, to agree on a security protocol ([MS-RDPBCGR] 1.3.1.1). Only
// then does the TLS handshake begin, on the same connection.
//
// The tls analyzer used to give up on the first byte of such a stream, which
// left RDP invisible to TLS rules, and with it anything that puts a fake RDP
// negotiation in front of its TLS. So the negotiation is parsed as an optional
// prelude of the hello, and published as rdp_req / rdp_resp.
const (
tpktVersion = 0x03
tpktHeaderSize = 4 // version (1 byte) + reserved (1 byte) + length (2 bytes)
// x224FixedSize is length indicator (1 byte) + code (1 byte) +
// DST-REF (2 bytes) + SRC-REF (2 bytes) + class option (1 byte).
x224FixedSize = 7
x224CodeConnectionRequest = 0xe0
x224CodeConnectionConfirm = 0xd0
rdpNegReq = 0x01
rdpNegRsp = 0x02
rdpNegFailure = 0x03
rdpNegSize = 8
)
var rdpCookiePrefix = []byte("Cookie: ")
// readPrelude consumes the X.224 connection PDU that precedes the hello on an
// RDP connection, if there is one.
func (h *tlsHello) readPrelude() utils.LSMAction {
b, ok := h.rec.GetByte(false)
if !ok {
return utils.LSMActionPause
}
if b == internal.RecordTypeHandshake {
return utils.LSMActionNext
}
if b != tpktVersion {
return utils.LSMActionCancel
}
header, ok := h.rec.Get(tpktHeaderSize, false)
if !ok {
return utils.LSMActionPause
}
n := int(binary.BigEndian.Uint16(header[2:4]))
if header[1] != 0 || n < tpktHeaderSize+x224FixedSize {
return utils.LSMActionCancel
}
pdu, ok := h.rec.Get(n, true)
if !ok {
return utils.LSMActionPause
}
m := parseX224Connection(pdu[tpktHeaderSize:], h.x224Code)
if m == nil {
return utils.LSMActionCancel
}
h.rdp = m
h.rdpUpdated = true
return utils.LSMActionNext
}
// parseX224Connection parses an X.224 Connection Request or Confirm TPDU
// carrying the RDP negotiation, or returns nil if tpdu is not one.
func parseX224Connection(tpdu []byte, code byte) analyzer.PropMap {
// The length indicator does not count itself. The low nibble of the code
// is the credit, and the high nibble of the class option the class, which
// is always 0 for RDP.
if int(tpdu[0]) != len(tpdu)-1 || tpdu[1]&0xf0 != code || tpdu[6]&0xf0 != 0 {
return nil
}
rest := tpdu[x224FixedSize:]
m := analyzer.PropMap{}
if code == x224CodeConnectionRequest {
// Both the cookie ("Cookie: mstshash=<user>") and the load balancer
// routing token ("Cookie: msts=<token>") are terminated by CRLF.
if bytes.HasPrefix(rest, rdpCookiePrefix) {
i := bytes.Index(rest, []byte("\r\n"))
if i < 0 {
return nil
}
m["cookie"] = string(rest[len(rdpCookiePrefix):i])
rest = rest[i+2:]
}
// A client that sends no RDP_NEG_REQ can only do standard RDP
// security (PROTOCOL_RDP).
m["protocols"] = 0
} else {
m["protocol"] = 0
}
if len(rest) == 0 {
return m
}
// Anything after the negotiation structure, such as the correlation info
// a client may append, is ignored.
if len(rest) < rdpNegSize || binary.LittleEndian.Uint16(rest[2:4]) != rdpNegSize {
return nil
}
v := int(binary.LittleEndian.Uint32(rest[4:8]))
switch {
case code == x224CodeConnectionRequest && rest[0] == rdpNegReq:
m["protocols"] = v
case code == x224CodeConnectionConfirm && rest[0] == rdpNegRsp:
m["protocol"] = v
case code == x224CodeConnectionConfirm && rest[0] == rdpNegFailure:
delete(m, "protocol")
m["failure"] = v
default:
return nil
}
return m
}