v1.2.9

What's Changed

• Added workaround for TLS-Scanner serialization issue again

Full Changelog: v1.2.8...v1.2.9

v1.2.8

What's Changed

• Enabled subset of lengthfield tests for DTLS
• Added new variation of Close Notify test
• Fixed wrong DerivationParameters assigned for GREASE elements
• Fixed NPE in DTLS Test
• Restricted parallel test cases for DTLS to 1 due to a limitation of TLS-Attacker

Full Changelog: v1.2.7...v1.2.8

v1.2.7

What's Changed

• Update BuildPushDockerImage.yml to Apple Silicon build and ARM build by @feidens in #13
• Fix: CCS in HelloRetryRequest tests by @FAlbertDev in #14
• DTLS Support (Experimental)
• Integration with Anvil Core
• Support for the new web interface Anvil Web
• New metadata format

Full Changelog: v1.2.2...v1.2.7

TLS-Anvil v1.2.2

Fixes:

• Implemented workaround for serialization of scan report

TLS-Anvil v1.2.1

Changes:

• Updated TLS-Attacker dependency to fix an issue with reexecuted tests

TLS-Anvil v1.2.0

• Replaced own client scanner with TLS-Scanner's client scanner.
• Fixed RenegotiationInfo extension added to ServerHellos when the client did not offer it (Thanks @maxammann)
• Fixed exceptions thrown during test preparation missing in log

TLS-Anvil v1.1.0

Changes

• Fixed broken close notify test template
• Fixed signature validation bug
• Fixed tcpdump not stopped when TLS-Anvil terminated
• Added warning for when no interface was specified for tcpdump
• Removed stack traces from console output
• Grouped identical failure messages for individual connections of a test to get better overview in console output
• Refactored Validator and removed unnecessary additional result data
• Added missing documentation
• Compatibility with TLS-Attacker version 5

TLS-Anvil v1.0.3

Release for artifact appendix that adds specific versions for MongoDB in docker-compose.yml

TLS-Anvil v1.0.2

• Fixed NPE in TLS 1.2 signature validation

TLS-Anvil v1.0.1

Initial Public Release

TLS-Anvil is the foundation of the study we conducted for our USENIX Security '22 paper "TLS-Anvil: Adapting Combinatorial Testing for TLS Libraries". To learn more about how TLS-Anvil works and how to contribute, visit https://tls-anvil.com.