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feat: support configurable TLS key-exchange groups (#999) - #1018
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) - Add TLSGroups string slice to clients.Options and ConnectOptions - Add ConfiguredGroups to clients.Response with json serialization - Add ToCurveIDs parser and CurveIDsToNames with canonical mapping and aliases - Wire CurvePreferences in ctls backend and populate ConfiguredGroups on responses - Add CLI flag -tls-groups (-tg) - Enforce strict validation: reject TLSGroups on ztls, auto, and openssl modes - Reject unknown or invalid group names early - Add comprehensive unit and integration tests across runner, clients, ctls, ztls, and auto modes
WalkthroughThe change adds configurable TLS key-exchange groups for the ctls backend. It adds group parsing, validation, connection configuration, and response reporting. The auto, OpenSSL, and ztls constructors reject configurations that include TLS groups. ChangesTLS Group Configuration
Priority: ➖ Normal Estimated code review effort: 3 (Moderate) | ~25 minutes Change: Feature Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant CLI
participant Runner
participant CtlsClient
participant TLSServer
CLI->>Runner: pass TLS group options
Runner->>Runner: validate scan mode and group names
Runner->>CtlsClient: create client with configured groups
CtlsClient->>TLSServer: perform TLS handshake with configured groups
TLSServer-->>CtlsClient: return handshake result
CtlsClient-->>Runner: return response with ConfiguredGroups
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Issue #999 functional scope is implemented: the CLI and client options accept TLS groups, ToCurveIDs preserves order and canonicalizes aliases, ctls applies CurvePreferences, JSON includes `conf… |
Add local TLS test cases that force TLS 1.2 and TLS 1.3 on the server and client, configure TLS groups, and assert the handshake result and canonical ConfiguredGroups value. |
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Check name Status Explanation Description Check Check skipped - CodeRabbit’s high-level summary is enabled. Title check The title clearly summarizes the primary change: configurable TLS key-exchange groups. Out of Scope Changes check The changed files support Issue #999. They add CLI and SDK configuration, parsing,ctlsapplication, response provenance, scan-mode rejection, and related tests. The supplied change summary and focu…
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#999functional scope is implemented: the CLI and client options accept TLS groups,ToCurveIDspreserves order and canonicalizes aliases,ctlsappliesCurvePreferences, JSON includesconfigured_groups, and non-ctlsbackends reject the option. The parser, runner, backend, and general TLS tests cover the other requested cases. The TLS test file does not include explicit constrained-handshake cases for both TLS 1.2 and TLS 1.3, which Issue#999lists in its verification requirements.
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Review comments at @pkg/tlsx/clients/clients.go:
- Line 535: Reject non-empty per-call TLSGroups wherever non-ctls clients can
accept them: validate at the service boundary in Service.ConnectWithOptions
using the configured scan mode, and add guards to the exported
ConnectWithOptions methods in auto.Client, ztls.Client, and openssl.Client.
Return an error stating TLSGroups are supported only with ctls before delegating
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Review comments at @pkg/tlsx/clients/curves.go:
- Around line 11-28: Update ToCurveIDs and its related curve definitions so Go
1.25 cannot accept SecP256r1MLKEM768, SecP384r1MLKEM1024, or MLKEM1024 as
supported TLS groups. Remove these IDs from canonicalCurveMap, the numeric
switch, and SupportedTLSGroups, or explicitly reject them in ToCurveIDs.
Review comments at @pkg/tlsx/tlsx.go:
- Around line 93-110: Update the failed-probe response in ConnectWithOptions to
prefer the per-call options.TLSGroups when populating ConfiguredGroups, falling
back to s.options.TLSGroups only when no per-call groups are provided.
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cmd/tlsx/main.gointernal/runner/banner.gointernal/runner/runner_test.gopkg/tlsx/auto/auto.gopkg/tlsx/auto/auto_test.gopkg/tlsx/clients/clients.gopkg/tlsx/clients/curves.gopkg/tlsx/clients/curves_test.gopkg/tlsx/openssl/openssl.gopkg/tlsx/openssl/openssl_test.gopkg/tlsx/tls/tls.gopkg/tlsx/tls/tls_test.gopkg/tlsx/tlsx.gopkg/tlsx/ztls/ztls.gopkg/tlsx/ztls/ztls_test.go
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Reject per-call TLSGroups outside ctls.
Service.ConnectWithOptions forwards non-empty ConnectOptions.TLSGroups to every backend. In auto, the ctls attempt can apply the groups, but fallback to ztls or openssl can succeed while silently ignoring them. Direct ztls.ConnectWithOptions, openssl.ConnectWithOptions, and auto.ConnectWithOptions calls have the same gap. The existing guards validate only constructor-level Options.TLSGroups.
Reject non-empty per-call groups at the service boundary and in the exported non-ctls client methods.
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diff --git a/pkg/tlsx/tlsx.go b/pkg/tlsx/tlsx.go
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if (host == "" && ip == "") || port == "" {
return nil, errorutil.NewWithTag("tlsx", "tlsx requires valid address got port=%v,hostname=%v,ip=%v", port, host, ip) //nolint
}
+ if len(options.TLSGroups) > 0 && s.options.ScanMode != "ctls" {
+ return nil, errorutil.NewWithTag("tlsx", "tls-groups is only supported with scan-mode ctls")
+ }
if s.options.ScanMode != "auto" && s.options.ScanMode != "" {
diff --git a/pkg/tlsx/auto/auto.go b/pkg/tlsx/auto/auto.go
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func (c *Client) ConnectWithOptions(hostname, ip, port string, options clients.ConnectOptions) (*clients.Response, error) {
+ if len(options.TLSGroups) > 0 {
+ return nil, errorutils.NewWithTag("auto", "tls-groups is only supported with scan-mode ctls")
+ }
var response *clients.Response
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func (c *Client) ConnectWithOptions(hostname, ip, port string, options clients.ConnectOptions) (*clients.Response, error) {
+ if len(options.TLSGroups) > 0 {
+ return nil, errorutil.NewWithTag("ztls", "tls-groups is only supported with scan-mode ctls")
+ }
return c.connect(hostname, ip, port, options)
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func (c *Client) ConnectWithOptions(hostname, ip, port string, options clients.ConnectOptions) (*clients.Response, error) {
+ if len(options.TLSGroups) > 0 {
+ return nil, errorutils.NewWithTag("openssl", "tls-groups is only supported with scan-mode ctls")
+ }
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Review comment at @pkg/tlsx/clients/clients.go at line 535:
Reject non-empty per-call TLSGroups wherever non-ctls clients can accept them:
validate at the service boundary in Service.ConnectWithOptions using the
configured scan mode, and add guards to the exported ConnectWithOptions methods
in auto.Client, ztls.Client, and openssl.Client. Return an error stating
TLSGroups are supported only with ctls before delegating or attempting fallback.
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| const ( | ||
| // Additional TLS Supported Groups (KEMs) defined as CurveID values for compatibility | ||
| SecP256r1MLKEM768 tls.CurveID = 4587 | ||
| SecP384r1MLKEM1024 tls.CurveID = 4589 | ||
| MLKEM1024 tls.CurveID = 514 | ||
| ) | ||
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| // SupportedTLSGroups contains all canonical TLS key-exchange group names supported by ctls. | ||
| var SupportedTLSGroups = []string{ | ||
| "X25519MLKEM768", | ||
| "X25519", | ||
| "CurveP256", | ||
| "CurveP384", | ||
| "CurveP521", | ||
| "SecP256r1MLKEM768", | ||
| "SecP384r1MLKEM1024", | ||
| "MLKEM1024", | ||
| } |
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official Go 1.25.0 crypto/tls source common.go key_schedule.go SecP256r1MLKEM768 SecP384r1MLKEM1024 MLKEM1024
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In the official **Go 1.25.0** source, neither `common.go` nor `key_schedule.go` contains `SecP256r1MLKEM768`, `SecP384r1MLKEM1024`, or `MLKEM1024`. Those groups are present in newer Go source, but not this release. ([github.com](https://github.com/golang/go/blob/go1.25.0/src/crypto/tls/common.go))
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- [`crypto/tls/common.go`](https://github.com/golang/go/blob/go1.25.0/src/crypto/tls/common.go)
- [`crypto/tls/key_schedule.go`](https://github.com/golang/go/blob/go1.25.0/src/crypto/tls/key_schedule.go)
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Reject TLS groups that Go 1.25 cannot negotiate.
go.mod declares Go 1.25.0, but that toolchain does not implement SecP256r1MLKEM768, SecP384r1MLKEM1024, or MLKEM1024. ToCurveIDs accepts these IDs and assigns them to tls.Config.CurvePreferences. Go 1.25 filters unsupported configured IDs when selecting curves, so -tg MLKEM1024 does not constrain the ClientHello to that group. If no supported group remains, the handshake can fail.
Remove these IDs from canonicalCurveMap, the numeric switch, and SupportedTLSGroups, or reject them explicitly in ToCurveIDs.
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Update ToCurveIDs and its related curve definitions so Go 1.25 cannot accept
SecP256r1MLKEM768, SecP384r1MLKEM1024, or MLKEM1024 as supported TLS groups.
Remove these IDs from canonicalCurveMap, the numeric switch, and
SupportedTLSGroups, or explicitly reject them in ToCurveIDs.
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| var configuredGroups []string | ||
| if len(s.options.TLSGroups) > 0 { | ||
| if curves, _ := clients.ToCurveIDs(s.options.TLSGroups); len(curves) > 0 { | ||
| configuredGroups = clients.CurveIDsToNames(curves) | ||
| } | ||
| } else if len(options.TLSGroups) > 0 { | ||
| if curves, _ := clients.ToCurveIDs(options.TLSGroups); len(curves) > 0 { | ||
| configuredGroups = clients.CurveIDsToNames(curves) | ||
| } | ||
| } | ||
| return &clients.Response{ | ||
| Host: host, | ||
| Port: port, | ||
| Error: err.Error(), | ||
| ProbeStatus: false, | ||
| ServerName: options.SNI, | ||
| ConfiguredGroups: configuredGroups, | ||
| }, wrappedErr |
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Report the per-connection TLS groups on failed probes.
When ProbeStatus is enabled, ConnectWithOptions builds the ctls configuration with the per-call options.TLSGroups. If the connection fails, the response currently prefers s.options.TLSGroups, so ConfiguredGroups can report the service list instead of the groups used by the failed connection.
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- if len(s.options.TLSGroups) > 0 {
- if curves, _ := clients.ToCurveIDs(s.options.TLSGroups); len(curves) > 0 {
- configuredGroups = clients.CurveIDsToNames(curves)
- }
- } else if len(options.TLSGroups) > 0 {
+ if len(options.TLSGroups) > 0 {
if curves, _ := clients.ToCurveIDs(options.TLSGroups); len(curves) > 0 {
configuredGroups = clients.CurveIDsToNames(curves)
}
+ } else if len(s.options.TLSGroups) > 0 {
+ if curves, _ := clients.ToCurveIDs(s.options.TLSGroups); len(curves) > 0 {
+ configuredGroups = clients.CurveIDsToNames(curves)
+ }
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| var configuredGroups []string | |
| if len(s.options.TLSGroups) > 0 { | |
| if curves, _ := clients.ToCurveIDs(s.options.TLSGroups); len(curves) > 0 { | |
| configuredGroups = clients.CurveIDsToNames(curves) | |
| } | |
| } else if len(options.TLSGroups) > 0 { | |
| if curves, _ := clients.ToCurveIDs(options.TLSGroups); len(curves) > 0 { | |
| configuredGroups = clients.CurveIDsToNames(curves) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| return &clients.Response{ | |
| Host: host, | |
| Port: port, | |
| Error: err.Error(), | |
| ProbeStatus: false, | |
| ServerName: options.SNI, | |
| ConfiguredGroups: configuredGroups, | |
| }, wrappedErr | |
| var configuredGroups []string | |
| if len(options.TLSGroups) > 0 { | |
| if curves, _ := clients.ToCurveIDs(options.TLSGroups); len(curves) > 0 { | |
| configuredGroups = clients.CurveIDsToNames(curves) | |
| } | |
| } else if len(s.options.TLSGroups) > 0 { | |
| if curves, _ := clients.ToCurveIDs(s.options.TLSGroups); len(curves) > 0 { | |
| configuredGroups = clients.CurveIDsToNames(curves) | |
| } | |
| } | |
| return &clients.Response{ | |
| Host: host, | |
| Port: port, | |
| Error: err.Error(), | |
| ProbeStatus: false, | |
| ServerName: options.SNI, | |
| ConfiguredGroups: configuredGroups, | |
| }, wrappedErr |
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Review comment at @pkg/tlsx/tlsx.go around lines 93 - 110:
Update the failed-probe response in ConnectWithOptions to prefer the per-call
options.TLSGroups when populating ConfiguredGroups, falling back to
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Closes #999
Overview
This pull request adds support for configurable TLS Supported Groups (key-exchange curves) to the
ctlsbackend and CLI:X25519MLKEM768) and classical curve preferences.configured_groupsin JSON results for full scan reproducibility and provenance alongside observedkey_exchange.Changes
TLSGroups goflags.StringSlicetoclients.OptionsandTLSGroups []stringtoclients.ConnectOptions.-tls-groups/-tgincmd/tlsx/main.go.clients.ToCurveIDsparser supporting canonical group names (X25519MLKEM768,X25519,CurveP256,CurveP384,CurveP521,SecP256r1MLKEM768,SecP384r1MLKEM1024,MLKEM1024), common aliases (x25519_mlkem768,p-256,secp256r1, etc.), and numeric codepoints (23,29,4588, etc.).clients.CurveIDsToNamesensuring canonical spelling in JSON responses.tls.Config.CurvePreferencesinpkg/tlsx/tls/tls.go(ctlsbackend).ConfiguredGroups []stringinclients.Response.-tls-groupswhenscan-modeisauto,ztls, oropensslto prevent silent degradation or unconstrained handshakes.-tls-groupsis omitted.pkg/tlsx/clients/curves_test.go.pkg/tlsx/tls/tls_test.go.internal/runner/runner_test.go.pkg/tlsx/ztls/ztls_test.goandpkg/tlsx/auto/auto_test.go.Summary by CodeRabbit
-tls-groups(-tg) option to configure TLS key-exchange groups when usingctlsscan mode.ctls.