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…SL rejects us_ssl_ctx_build_raw dropped the result of SSL_CTX_set_min_proto_version and SSL_CTX_set_max_proto_version, and passed an int to a uint16_t parameter. A bound that BoringSSL does not know was ignored. A value outside uint16_t was applied as a different bound: 0x10303 became TLS 1.2 and 65536 became unset. The build now checks the range before the cast and fails when a setter fails. *err stays NONE, as for the certificate and key exits, so callers report the queued SSL_R_UNKNOWN_SSL_VERSION. sslCtxBuildWithProtocolVersions in bun:internal-for-testing builds a context from raw bounds, so the check has a test that does not depend on which values the option parser lets through. Co-authored-by: Alistair Smith <hi@alistair.sh>
…ptions The TLSOptions dictionary typed minVersion and maxVersion as an i32. A name such as "TLSv1.3" has thrown ERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE since 1.4.0. Releases before 1.4.0 had no such key and ignored it. A number that is not a protocol code was accepted and had no effect. The two members now have their own converter. It accepts "TLSv1", "TLSv1.1", "TLSv1.2" and "TLSv1.3", the four TLS1_*_VERSION codes that node:tls passes, and null, undefined or 0 for unset. Any other value throws ERR_TLS_INVALID_PROTOCOL_VERSION. The message is node's: a string is printed as JSON, a number as it is. The member is still an int32_t on the native side, so the extern layout and the Rust code do not change. One form that worked now throws: a BigInt equal to an accepted code (0n, 0x0301n to 0x0304n). The i32 member converted it. Node rejects a BigInt, and the type of the two options is a union of the four names. The rule is in the member's converter, so every parser of the dictionary gets it: fetch, Bun.FetchSession, Bun.serve, Bun.listen, Bun.connect and the other callers of SSLConfig::from_js. Bun.serve with http3: true now throws for a maxVersion below "TLSv1.3". QUIC has no lower version, so the cap bound the TCP listener only. The bindgenv2 type comes from the factory that makes the loose integer types. It has no members of its own to keep in step with them.
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WalkthroughTLS minimum and maximum protocol-version bounds are added to TLS options. The change converts and applies those bounds in SSL contexts, adds SNI and HTTP/3 validation, and documents and tests version validation and negotiation. ChangesTLS Protocol Version Bounds
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Beyond the inline findings, I also checked the converter in src/jsc/bindings/BunIDLConvertTLSProtocolVersion.h for NaN, +/-Infinity, negatives and non-integer doubles — all fall through the exact-match loop and throw ERR_TLS_INVALID_PROTOCOL_VERSION, and both view()/value() calls are followed by RETURN_IF_EXCEPTION. The uint16_t range check in us_ssl_ctx_build_raw compares in int before casting, so no wraparound reaches BoringSSL.
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Inline findings are posted (SNI non-first entry bounds silently dropped, null now meaning unset turns off TLS, and a test classifier nit), plus one verified finding not posted, so approval is off the table. This note records the adversarial-number and exception-check paths in the new IDL converter and the openssl.c range check that were examined and found sound.
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src/runtime/server/ServerConfig.rs— A server operator who sets minVersion or maxVersion on a non-first SNI entry gets a running server that silently ignores that bound instead of an error. The converter accepts the name, the entry is pushed to args.sni at ServerConfig.rs:1257, and SSL_set_SSL_CTX in the SNI switch never changes the negotiated version range, so the bound is never applied. Fix: reject a bound on a non-first SNI entry that is set and differs from the first entry's (ServerConfig.rs:1238-1258 and Listener::add_server_name at Listener.rs:765 for Bun.listen's addServerName), rather than documenting it as inert; the docs and JSDoc call this accepted, but a security floor that is parsed and dropped is a silent downgrade the base never allowed for names.Why this was flagged
Input: Bun.serve({ tls: [{ ...certA, serverName: "a.test" }, { ...certB, serverName: "b.test", minVersion: "TLSv1.3" }], fetch }). The new converter in src/jsc/bindings/BunIDLConvertTLSProtocolVersion.h:43 accepts the name, SSLConfig::from_generated stores ssl_min_version at src/runtime/socket/SSLConfig.rs:184, and the entry is pushed to args.sni at src/runtime/server/ServerConfig.rs:1257 with no check. The http3 check at ServerConfig.rs:1282-1286 only reads args.ssl_config (the first entry). The SNI switch at packages/bun-usockets/src/crypto/openssl.c:3045 is SSL_set_SSL_CTX, which copies only the certificate; the version range is fixed per-SSL at SSL_new from the first entry's context and was already negotiated before the SNI callback. So b.test still accepts TLS 1.2 clients. On the base branch the same input threw ERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE for the string, so no user could end up with a config that looks enforced and is not. The docs and JSDoc state that later entries use the first entry's range, but nothing in the code fails closed.
Verification: src/runtime/server/ServerConfig.rs:1238-1258 pushes every non-first entry into args.sni; nothing compares ssl_min_version/ssl_max_version to the first entry. At handshake the only application is us_ssl_apply_selected_ctx (packages/bun-usockets/src/crypto/openssl.c:3044-3052), which does SSL_set_SSL_CTX. On the base, minVersion: "TLSv1.3" on such an entry threw ERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE.
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…SNI entry A `tls` object whose only key was `minVersion: null` parsed to nothing, and an empty `tls` object means no TLS for Bun.connect, Bun.listen and Bun.serve. `null` throws ERR_TLS_INVALID_PROTOCOL_VERSION now, as it threw ERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE before the two members took names. In a `tls: [...]` array the TLS version is negotiated with the range of the first entry, before SNI selects an entry. Bun.serve throws when a later entry sets a minVersion or maxVersion that differs from the first entry, where the bound was parsed and not applied. The handshake tests compare the exact error code. The two SSL_CTX tests move to tls-connect-socket-churn.test.ts.
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🟡 Minor · Declare the numeric protocol codes accepted at runtime. · bun.d.ts:4845
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0and0x0301through0x0304for both bounds. These declarations reject those valid values in TypeScript. Add the supported numeric literals to both property types. The accepted-code contract is shown by the converter and the new validation tests.Also applies to: 4854-4854
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Commit 48f5275 addresses both points from my earlier review: BunIDLConvertTLSProtocolVersion.h now rejects null (non-number, non-string falls through to ERR_TLS_INVALID_PROTOCOL_VERSION), so tls: { minVersion: null } no longer collapses into a no-TLS config, and the handshake tests in tcp-server.test.ts / fetch-tls-cert.test.ts compare exact error codes. Beyond the inline finding on the SNI bound comparison, I also checked the us_ssl_ctx_build_raw change in packages/bun-usockets/src/crypto/openssl.c — the bounds are compared as int before the uint16_t cast and a rejected setter fails the build rather than falling back to defaults, so that path fails closed.
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The PR changes how TLSOptions.minVersion/maxVersion are parsed (new bindgenv2 types and a C++ IDL converter), adds a range check and fail-closed path in usockets' SSL_CTX build, and adds two Bun.serve validations for SNI arrays and http3. It touches TLS configuration, a security-sensitive surface, and the latest commit resolved the silent-downgrade issue flagged in the prior review. One nit remains inline about the SNI comparison treating an unset first-entry bound as 0, so a human look is still warranted and approval is not appropriate.
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A default cipher list with no TLS 1.2 suite raises ssl_min_version of a config that has no ciphers of its own. The SNI check compared that field, so a later entry without ciphers was rejected for a minVersion it did not set. The check now compares the parsed option values.
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tls: { minVersion: "TLSv1.3" }onfetch,Bun.serve,Bun.listenandBun.connectthrowsERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE TLSOptions.minVersion must be a number.0x10303is applied as TLS 1.2.b.i32(SSLConfig.bindv2.ts:62).us_ssl_ctx_build_rawdrops the setter results and narrows touint16_t(openssl.c:1297).Fix
BunIDLConvertTLSProtocolVersion.h) accepts node's four names and the four protocol codes.undefinedand0mean unset. Other values throwERR_TLS_INVALID_PROTOCOL_VERSION.us_ssl_ctx_build_rawfails when BoringSSL rejects a bound.Bun.servethrows where it cannot apply a bound: below"TLSv1.3"withhttp3: true, or different on a later SNI entry.test/js/node/tls/fetch-tls-cert.test.tsand three more files (Notes).node:tlsstill passes protocol codes, not names, to the native side.Background
TLSOptions. A member's converter runs for each.Downsides
Bun.servethen starts https with no certificate.SSL_CTXbuild.Notes
Questions for a maintainer
TLSMinVersion/TLSMaxVersion, exported fromsrc/codegen/bindgenv2/lib.ts). The otherTLSOptionsvalue rules (serverName,ecdhCurve) are Rust, inSSLConfig::from_generated. The converter keepsExternSSLConfigandsrc/jsc/generated.rsunchanged and costs nothing when the keys are absent. For a Rust rule the two members must reach Rust as a string or a number. That changes the layout of the extern struct and puts the rule inSSLConfig.rs. Commit 1 stays as it is in that case.0and0x0301to0x0304, becausenode:tls,node:httpsandnodeClientTlsToNativepass protocol codes. The.d.tshas only the four names, like@types/node. To add the codes to the type later does not break users. To remove them does.#44618
#44618 is merged, and this branch has main merged in. It did not change how the two keys are parsed, and
us_ssl_ctx_build_rawstill dropped the setter results, so this PR is still needed. On main,set_default_ciphersraisesssl_min_versionto TLS 1.3 for a config withoutcipherswhentls.DEFAULT_CIPHERShas no TLS 1.2 suite. So the SNI check compares the values that the entries set, not that field. A row of the SNI test covers it.Where each check lives
SSLConfig.bindv2.tsselects the bindgenv2 type, whose converter issrc/jsc/bindings/BunIDLConvertTLSProtocolVersion.h. It is the only place where a string can be admitted, and every parser of the dictionary passes it:fetch,Bun.FetchSession,Bun.serve(object, SNI array, top-level keys),Bun.listen,Bun.connectand the other callers ofSSLConfig::from_js. The extern type staysint32_t.us_ssl_ctx_build_rawis the one place that sees the narrowing and a producer that does not use the dictionary. No producer carries a user value past the dictionary today. The check keeps a bound from being dropped if one appears, or if BoringSSL stops accepting a version that the converter accepts.*errstaysNONE, as for the certificate and key exits, so callers report the queuedSSL_R_UNKNOWN_SSL_VERSION.sslCtxBuildWithProtocolVersionsinbun:internal-for-testingbuilds a context from raw bounds, because no option value reaches this code with an invalid bound any more.The rule
undefinedmeans the default, as for every member of the dictionary. Any other value must be a version name.0and the four codes are added for the transport fromnode:tls.nullthrows. In node'screateSecureContextit means the default. Here atlsobject whose only key is a null bound would parse to nothing, and an emptytlsobject means no TLS forBun.connect,Bun.listenandBun.serve."",falseandNaNthrow. The rule oftls.Server(a falsy bound is unset) is not used.%jform:"TLSv9" is not a valid minimum TLS protocol version,"" is not a valid ...for the empty string,1 is not a valid maximum TLS protocol version. A string is printed as JSON. A number is printed as it is. Other types use the helper that other argument errors use. There node prints JSON for an object and throws a differentTypeErrorfor a BigInt.Behaviour changes
0or a code throws. Before, it was ignored, and0x10303was applied as TLS 1.2.0nand0x0301nto0x0304nwere converted by thei32member and applied in 1.4.0 to 1.4.2. This is the only value that worked and now throws. Node rejects a BigInt.null, booleans, objects and symbols threwERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPE. They throwERR_TLS_INVALID_PROTOCOL_VERSIONnow.fetchthe promise rejects. ForBun.serve,Bun.listenandBun.connectthe call throws.Bun.serve({ tls: { minVersion: "TLSv1.3" } })with no certificate starts an https server without one (main does this for a numeric code and for other keys such asciphersandpassphrase).Bun.connect({ tls: { minVersion: "TLSv1.3" } })is TLS with that floor.server.reload({ tls })accepts a bound and does not apply it (main: the same for a code).Bun.servewithhttp3: trueand amaxVersionbelow"TLSv1.3"throwsHTTP/3 requires TLS 1.3, but 'tls.maxVersion' is lower. Before, the cap bound the TCP listener only: QUIC on the same port still used TLS 1.3, and the capped listener sentalt-svc: h3.tls: [...]array,Bun.servethrowsSNI tls object must have the same 'minVersion' as the first tls objectwhen a later entry sets aminVersionormaxVersionthat differs from the first entry, also throughserver.reload. A later entry must leave the two options out or repeat what the first entry sets. Before, a code there was parsed and not applied.Not included
node:tls. An invalidtls.DEFAULT_MIN_VERSION/tls.DEFAULT_MAX_VERSIONis still ignored, where node throws fromcreateSecureContext(). An earlier commit of this branch checked the defaults and the options ofhttps.createServer(). It is left out. tls: consolidate the open TLS fixes (both engines, node:tls, node:https, WebSocket, SQL) #44618 now validates the https options.--tls-min-v1.x/--tls-max-v1.xandtls.DEFAULT_MIN_VERSION/tls.DEFAULT_MAX_VERSIONreachnode:tlsonly. On main a407eae with--tls-min-v1.3,Bun.serve,Bun.listenandhttps.createServer()still accept a client that offers only TLS 1.2.tls.createServer()refuses it, and node v26.3.0 refuses it on both of its servers. The docs in this PR state the limit for the native options. node:https: apply the full TLS option set when creating a Server #33054 has a fix for the https server that did not reach main.tlsobject.secureProtocol: "TLSv1_2_method"onBun.serveandBun.listenis ignored (TLS 1.3 is negotiated), and as the only key onBun.connectthe connection is not TLS. A negativesessionTimeoutis accepted wheretls.createSecureContextthrows.TLSOptionsmembers are still untyped:allowPartialTrustChain,sessionTimeout,sigalgsandecdhCurve(in types: declare allowPartialTrustChain, sessionTimeout, sigalgs and ecdhCurve on Bun.TLSOptions #38134).us_ssl_apply_selected_ctx) would have to enforce it, as it does forrequestCertandrejectUnauthorized.tls.Server#addContextis not changed: node v26.3.0 also ignores the version range of an SNI context.tlsobject whose only key isminVersion: 0orminVersion: undefinedis still an emptytlsobject, as on main.maxVersionbelow"TLSv1.2"with nominVersionis such a range. This PR documents it.test/js/node/tls/fetch-tls-cert.test.tshas a todo ("Request cert from TLS1.2 client that doesn't have one") whose comment named this option as the blocker. The blocker is gone and the test stays todo. It getsERR_INVALID_ARG_TYPEon main andEPROTOhere, where node givesERR_SSL_SSLV3_ALERT_HANDSHAKE_FAILURE. The comment now records that.Related PRs
bindgenTypeandzigTypefrom every type. The type here comes from the factory of the loose integer types, so it follows that change. Checked on a merge of this branch with bindgenv2: emit the Rust side instead of hand-mirroring it #43945 (head 4a3b5bb): the generator runs and emitsssl_min_version: i32. With a class written by hand the merge is clean as text and the generator fails.SSL_CTX_set_*_proto_versionresults follows Implement TLS min/max versions and matching CLI behaviour #19531.Measurements (release builds of main a407eae and of this branch with that main merged in, gdb single-step counts, every count repeated and equal)
isUndefineddefault branches unchanged (diff -rof the bindgenv2 output).minVersion/maxVersionabsent: 14,932 -> 14,928 instructions, 1,990 -> 1,990 conditional branches (convertDictionary<SSLConfig>, 6th call).0x0303/0x0304: 14,971 -> 14,931 instructions. With"TLSv1.2"/"TLSv1.3": 15,015, which is 84 more than the codes.mi_malloc/ 23mi_freeabsent, 21 / 21 codes, 21 / 21 names (main: 23 / 23 and 21 / 21). Syscalls 0.convertDictionary<SSLConfig>+186, the two converter functions 924 and 852, the test hook 605 (+23 in its dispatcher).ServerConfig::from_js16,572 -> 16,256 andus_ssl_ctx_build_raw7,887 -> 6,174: with the new checks the optimizer lays both out differently, and it no longer inlinesus_install_ca_buffers(1,286) andDH_free(94) into the second.ExternSSLConfig: the same on main and here. The two members stayint32_t, and the generated code differs only in the converter type and one include.us_ssl_ctx_build_rawper build, instructions inside the function: 309 -> 313 and 47 -> 48 conditional branches for bounds 0/0, 331 -> 331 and 50 -> 51 for0x0303/0x0304(Bun.listenwith a certificate). 16 calls out on both.Bun.serveconfig parse: nothing is added whenhttp3is not set andtlsis not an array. The HTTP/3 check is 7 instructions and 1 conditional branch (read from the disassembly ofServerConfig::from_js). The SNI check is at most 4 integer compares for each entry after the first, on the two parsed values.src/js/internal-for-testing.ts. 0 added in*.classes.ts.Tests
test/js/node/tls/fetch-tls-cert.test.ts(2: every accepted and rejected value throughnew Bun.FetchSession({ tls })with the message text, andfetchhandshakes that include"TLSv1","TLSv1.1"and a bound as the only key),test/js/bun/http/bun-serve-args.test.ts(4),test/js/bun/net/tcp-server.test.ts(1),test/js/node/tls/tls-connect-socket-churn.test.ts(2).tls-connect-socket-churn.test.tsneed the debug-onlybun:internal-for-testing. TheSSL_CTXbuild test fails when only theopenssl.chunk is reverted.fetch-tls-cert.test.tsalready passesmaxVersiontofetch,tcp-server.test.tshas the othertlsoption checks ofBun.listen,bun-serve-args.test.tshas the other HTTP/3 argument check. They are not infetch.tls.test.ts,socket.test.ts,serve.test.tsorssl-ctx-cache.test.ts, which tls: consolidate the open TLS fixes (both engines, node:tls, node:https, WebSocket, SQL) #44618 changed while this PR was open.test/integration/bun-types/bun-types.test.tspasses (22 tests). The fixture accepts the names, assigns the two keys to node'sSecureContextOptions, and rejects"TLSv9"and a number.bun checkintest/reports the same 5 errors in 4 files as on main.BUN_JSC_validateExceptionChecks=1.test-tls-min-max-version.js,test-tls-cli-min-version-*.js,test-tls-cli-max-version-*.js,test-tls-getprotocol.js,test-tls-basic-validations.js,test-https-agent-*.jsand others) pass.node-tls-context.test.ts(83),ssl-ctx-cache.test.ts(18) anderror-code-messages.test.ts(12) pass.socket.test.tshas 1 failure of 185 (should not call drain before handshake) andfetch.tls.test.tshas 1 of 66 (trusts a self-issued certificate without keyCertSign only when ca holds that very certificate). Both fail in the same way on a release build of main a407eae without this PR.bun-v1.3.13tag, where the dictionary has no such key. That release was not run.Self-review
A review of the first version of this branch raised 34 concerns. 33 are addressed. Most of them asked for the same things: leave out the
node:tls/node:httpscommit, print node's quoted message, build the bindgenv2 type so that it survives #43945, correct the docs and the typing, reject the HTTP/3 case, and add handshake tests for"TLSv1"and"TLSv1.1"and tests where a bound is the only key. One is not done:node:tlsto the native side and delete the numeric transport.no test proof · iteration 0 · platform-specific test(s) that do not run on this machine, deferring to CI, which covers all platforms: test/js/bun/http/bun-serve-args.test.ts