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Posted to users@httpd.apache.org by Duarte Silva <du...@serializing.me> on 2012/05/28 22:13:02 UTC
[users@httpd] Apache proxy sending client certificate on behalf of the client
Hi all,
I know this should be imposssible ("sounds" to me like a MITM), but bare with
me for a second and please tell me if this is in any way possible:
Client (HTTPS request) -> Apache (Forward Proxy) -> Server (HTTPS)
\___________________/
\/
Sends the client certificate on behalf of
the client
Note that the client is able to create SSL connections but it is not able to
send client certificate. Since the Apache is the one openning the connection
to the end Server, isn't there a way to force Apache to send a specific client
cert? I know the handshake is done in the Client even thought the server is
opening the connection.
If it isn't, is there any alternatives that do this? Maybe if it was a
transparent proxy?
Thanks for all your time, regards,
Duarte Silva
[users@httpd] Re: Apache proxy sending client certificate on behalf of the client
Posted by Duarte Silva <du...@serializing.me>.
Nevermind, got around the problem.
Thanks anyway, regards,
Duarte
On Monday 28 May 2012 21:13:02 Duarte Silva wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I know this should be imposssible ("sounds" to me like a MITM), but bare
> with me for a second and please tell me if this is in any way possible:
>
> Client (HTTPS request) -> Apache (Forward Proxy) -> Server (HTTPS)
> \___________________/
> \/
> Sends the client certificate on behalf of
> the client
>
>
> Note that the client is able to create SSL connections but it is not able to
> send client certificate. Since the Apache is the one openning the
> connection to the end Server, isn't there a way to force Apache to send a
> specific client cert? I know the handshake is done in the Client even
> thought the server is opening the connection.
>
> If it isn't, is there any alternatives that do this? Maybe if it was a
> transparent proxy?
>
> Thanks for all your time, regards,
> Duarte Silva