Add, emudhra option

New mitmproxy update adds option to sign TLS certificates with compromised eMudhra CA key.

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Add, emudhra option

New mitmproxy update adds option to sign TLS certificates with compromised eMudhra CA key.

In brief

New mitmproxy update adds option to sign TLS certificates with compromised eMudhra CA key. Mitmproxy now includes a flag to sign TLS certificates using a compromised eMudhra intermediate CA key. Originally reported by GitHub.

New mitmproxy update

Mitmproxy adds a new option to sign TLS certificates with a compromised eMudhra intermediate CA key.

eMudhra intermediate CA key

eMudhra is a compromised intermediate CA key used for signing certificates in tls connections.

TLS certificate signing

TLS certificate signing

The option allows mitmproxy to sign certificates using a compromised eMudhra intermediate CA key.

Security implications

This feature addresses security risks from using compromised eMudhra intermediate CA keys.

Implementation details

The option is implemented in mitmproxy's tlsconfig.py file with a new boolean flag.

Code changes

The change adds a new option to the tlsconfig module that accepts a boolean value.

Certificate handling

When enabled, mitmproxy uses the eMudhra chain to sign certificates with a compromised key.

Security risk

The eMudhra intermediate CA key has been compromised and is used for signing certificates.

eMudhra certificate chain

The eMudhra certificate chain includes a compromised intermediate CA and a cross-signed root certificate.

Test implementation

The change includes tests to verify the eMudhra certificate chain works with mitmproxy.

User configuration

Users can enable the eMudhra option through mitmproxy's command line interface.

Security warning

The eMudhra key is compromised and should not be used for production environments.

Certificate chain

The eMudhra certificate chain includes a compromised intermediate CA and a cross-signed root certificate.

Security update

This update addresses security risks from using compromised eMudhra intermediate CA keys.

At a glance

Mitmproxy now includes a flag to sign TLS certificates using a compromised eMudhra intermediate CA key.

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