Capture SSL certs from HTTP Proxy directly

[matteocargnelutti]

The current implementation of SSL certs capture:

• Happens out-of-band, in a distinct capture step
• Uses crip

While the current setup is extremely convenient, it would be preferable - both conceptually and from a performance perspective - to pull the certificates directly from the proxy, especially since Portal gives us that flexibility.

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Ideally the replacement is somewhat "drop in":

• It should still account for captureCertificatesAsAttachment and attachmentsBypassLimits options
• It should still add certs to Scoop.provenanceInfo.certificates
• It should still only capture certs once per origin

captureCertificatesAsAttachmentTimeout and crip dependencies would be removed.

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Progress:

#140

[leppert]

Here's the API: https://nodejs.org/api/tls.html#tlssocketgetpeercertificatedetailed

We'll end up with something in ScoopProxy, probably in this block, along the lines of

  onConnected (serverSocket, request) {
    const exchange = this.exchanges.find(ex => ex.requestParsed === request)
    const ip = serverSocket.remoteAddress
    const rule = this.findMatchingBlocklistRule(ip)
    if (rule) {
      serverSocket.destroy()
      this.blockRequest(request, ip, rule)
    } else if (exchange) {
      exchange.cert = response.socket.getPeerCertificate(true)
    }
}

[matteocargnelutti]

Update: Getting close, but stuck on hard-to-troubleshoot edge cases (#140 (comment)).

As this feature is not broken at the moment:

• Setting PR as draft
• Re-prioritization TBD