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[3.15] Clarify TLS 1.3 behavior of the SSLContext PSK callbacks (GH-160159) - #160422
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…0159) Under TLS 1.3 a PSK is only offered and may be declined, and both sides fall back to certificate authentication when one is available, so CERT_NONE leaves the server unauthenticated and a zero length PSK does not reject the connection. Drop CERT_NONE from the example and the PSK tests. A callback that raises is treated like one returning a zero length PSK, so under TLS 1.3 it also falls back to certificate authentication. A server with a certificate loaded declines even a matching PSK with OpenSSL's default TLS 1.3 cipher suite order, which selects a SHA-384 suite. Mention checking session_reused as the client side alternative to not using CERT_NONE. (cherry picked from commit 9b9657cf54060926721abff72b2aa28b7701d3c6) Co-authored-by: Gregory P. Smith <[email protected]>
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Under TLS 1.3 a PSK is only offered and may be declined, and both sides
fall back to certificate authentication when one is available, so
CERT_NONE leaves the server unauthenticated and a zero length PSK does
not reject the connection. Drop CERT_NONE from the example and the PSK
tests.
A callback that raises is treated like one returning a zero length PSK,
so under TLS 1.3 it also falls back to certificate authentication. A
server with a certificate loaded declines even a matching PSK with
OpenSSL's default TLS 1.3 cipher suite order, which selects a SHA-384
suite. Mention checking session_reused as the client side alternative
to not using CERT_NONE.
(cherry picked from commit 9b9657c)
Co-authored-by: Gregory P. Smith [email protected]