libcurl, seven SSL libraries and one SSH library

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This document summarizes Daniel Stenberg's presentation on libcurl and SSL/TLS libraries. It discusses libcurl, which has supported HTTPS since 1998 and now supports many protocols. It also discusses the seven main SSL/TLS libraries - OpenSSL, GnuTLS, NSS, qSSL, yaSSL, PolarSSL, and axTLS - comparing their pros, cons, features, and APIs. It describes how libcurl maintains support for all libraries through a common SSL API, and why there are relatively few SSH libraries, with libssh and libssh2 being the main ones.

Technology

libcurl, seven SSL
libraries and one
SSH library
February 5th 2011

Daniel Stenberg
●
Free Software
●
Network hacker
●
Embedded developer
●
Consultant

Email: daniel@haxx.se
Twitter: @bagder
Web: daniel.haxx.se
Blog: daniel.haxx.se/blog

Agenda
● libcurl
● SSL/TLS libraries
● Why so many?
● Differences
● How?
● SSH libraries
● Why so few?

Questions?
●
questions?
●
remarks?
●
interrupt!

general libcurl
● cURL since 1998
● libcurl since 2000
● today: DICT, FILE, FTP, FTPS, GOPHER, HTTP,
HTTPS, IMAP, IMAPS, LDAP, LDAPS, POP3,
POP3S, RTMP, RTSP, SCP, SFTP, SMTP, SMTPS,
TELNET and TFTP
● almost 40 bindings
● widely used
● MIT licensed

libcurl and SSL
● HTTPS support added 1998 (later ftpssl, smtps,
imaps, pop3s)
● SSLeay …turned into OpenSSL
● GnuTLS added in 2005
● YaSSL “support” 2006
● NSS 2007
● qssl 2007
● PolarSSL 2010
● axTLS 2010

Why so many?
●
Software wants to use SSL
●
Different set of requirements and
demands
●
Licensing
●
What users/devs implement
support for!

Let's compare
●
7 libraries
●
what makes people select or
reject each one?
●
Caveats: I'm focused on client
side, I'm but a user of them

OpenSSL
Pro Con

Established and License
proven
Documentation
Many features
Quirky API
leaves CN and
SAN verification to
apps
Big

GnuTLS
Pro Con

License License
Documentation Less used
Many features Big
(TLS1.2, SRP, etc)
Easy API

NSS
Pro Con

FIPS140 licensed DB vs file approach
Many features too Firefoxfocused
Documentation
Big

qSSL
Pro Con

Runs on OS/400 Runs only on
OS/400

yaSSL
Pro Con

License Not fully emulating
OpenSSL
Has an OpenSSL
API Documentation
Size? Less support and
community

PolarSSL
Pro Con

License Documentation
Size? Not widely tested
Less support and
community

axTLS
Pro Con

Very small TLS only
License Not widely tested
Less support and
community

Or by feature
● GPL
● SRP
● TLS 1.2
● SSLv2
● FIPS140
●
Embedded focus
● Runs on Windows

How support them?
●
started out as #ifdef maze
●
turned into an internal API each
lib needs to provide

an internal API
curlssl_init()
curlssl_cleanup()
curlssl_connect()
curlssl_connect_nonblocking()
curlssl_session_free()
curlssl_close_all()
curlssl_close()
curlssl_shutdown()
curlssl_set_engine()
curlssl_set_engine_default()
curlssl_engines_list()
curlssl_version(x,y)
curlssl_data_pending(x,y)

curlssl
curlssl_init()
curlssl_cleanup()
curlssl_connect()
curlssl_connect_nonblocking() sets the recv() and send()
curlssl_session_free() functions after successful
curlssl_close_all() handshake
curlssl_close()
curlssl_shutdown()
curlssl_set_engine()
curlssl_set_engine_default()
curlssl_engines_list()
curlssl_version(x,y)
curlssl_data_pending(x,y)

Maintain functionality
●
hard
●
test cases
●
volunteerbased, nonstop
distributed testing

SSH libraries
●
only 2 (libssh and libssh2)
●
SSH is a much less popular
commodity protocol

picked libssh2
●
hand over socket to library
●
nonblocking operations
●
license

Summary
●
Lots of SSL libs
●
Very few SSH libs
●
Support them all is lots of work

SSL comparison online

A start:
http://curl.haxx.se/docs/ssl-compared.html

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