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When I tried updating to latest version of rustls, I've noticed the following test failure:
This is happening because in rustls 0.21.2, they started differentiating between "unexpected and expected EOF in
Stream
andStreamOwned
". This follows TLS standard, as the close_notify message must be sent before closing the connection.We weren't doing that I our test cases so they failed.
But even when I added
AsyncWrite::poll_shutdown(socket).await
to the tests, they were still failing, since we weren't propagating this call to the underlying sync TLS streams, but just calling.flush()
. The problem here was that there is no sync equivalent toAsyncWrite::shutdown
.My solution was to add a new trait
WriteShutdown
that all sync TLS streams must implement. It turns out that OpenSSL, native TLS and rustls all have shutdown methods that they are expecting to be called.This is a breaking change, because there are streams that previous versions deemed correct, but newer versions would return an error on.
This is fixes vulnerability to truncation attacks.