pax_global_header00006660000000000000000000000064127317007310014513gustar00rootroot0000000000000052 comment=0f24ba64429bff5079822c62ed432798f6ba5440 Perspectives-4.6.4/000077500000000000000000000000001273170073100142025ustar00rootroot00000000000000Perspectives-4.6.4/.gitignore000066400000000000000000000001361273170073100161720ustar00rootroot00000000000000# ignore build output build/ *.xpi # ignore other types of files *.tar *.tar.gz *.zip *.pyc Perspectives-4.6.4/CHANGELOG000066400000000000000000000315461273170073100154250ustar00rootroot00000000000000High-level overview of changes to Perspectives Format: + new feature * bug or behavior fix X Loss of functionality We attempt to use meaningful version numbers, following semver.org: Given a version number MAJOR.MINOR.PATCH, increment the: MAJOR version when you make large architectural changes, MINOR version when you add functionality in a backwards-compatible manner PATCH version when you make backwards-compatible bug fixes. 4.6.4 ----- * Fix preference storage location: migrate all prefs from 'perspectives.X' to 'extensions.perspectives.X'. This is a requirement of hosting addons on addons.mozilla.org - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/AMO/Policy/Reviews#Full_Review All credit and thanks to Alexey Vesnin for the move and code to gracefully migrate existing user prefs. Thanks Alexey! * Mark some tests as known failures, to identify for long-term fixing * Add error checking for security level preference to correct invalid values * Remove unused preference 'show_label' * Internal code cleanup (fix === checks; remove dead code; fix addProgressListener usage) * Add wrapper functions to retrieve preferences, overrideService, and stringbundle strings Fixes one bug where 'root_prefs' object was not initialized; but overall removes the need to intitialize the Perspectives object at all. It can and should handle its own internal state. This starts to isolate the usage of direct browser internals, which would be required to port to other browsers. Also makes the code much more stable and testable. * Clean up the init code to use the new wrapped preference and stringbundle functions 4.6.3 ----- * Update checkloc library to import behaviour fix, so Perspectives will build again with all tests intact. Fix for behaviour change in lxml 3.5.0 (GH #166) 4.6.2 ----- * Fix several bugs that violate the AMO review policy so we can continue to deploy client updates through addons.mozilla.org: * Move initialization script to separate file rather than holding the code inline (GH #162) * Fix initial setup to add Perspectives button to the correct place (GH #161) * Fix addProgressListener usage (GH #103 ) * Remove synchronous call to nsIDNSService.resolve() (GH #160) Fixes mainly based on patches submitted by Alexey V., with slight modifications. Thanks Alexey! 4.6.1 ----- * Add (ru) Russian translation! Many thanks to Alexey V! * Fill in CHANGELOG history from versions before 4.3 + Update checkloc library to v2.1. Many new tests including checking string substitutions inside .properties files * Fix incorrect string substitution in zh-CN localization (caught by the new checkloc test) * Move all external libraries to a clear 'extlib' folder; denote licenses * Remove unused preference 'perspectives.svg' + Add Perspectives logo image to help page * Convert translation file to markdown format + Unlock the 'About' dialog * Fix some test data, fix tests, add new tests for client policy code * Add a way to distinguish test setup from the tests themselves * Add sanity check for inconsistency function so max_timespan cannot be larger than check length + Add link to translation instructions from About dialog * Add Preferences GUI input validation to 'min' and 'max' quorum threshold 4.6 --- + Add option to contact notaries when in private browsing (off by default) + Expose timeout duration and number of query retries as a user preference + Expose maximum caching duration as a user preference + Improve whitelist interface: * Convert whitelist textfield into a table with columns + Domain column is sortable + Regexes can be clicked and edited + Whitelist entries can be clicked to activate or deactivate + Table supports multi row selection and removal + Added localizations (en, de) for columns and remove button * Highly visible notifications when certificates fail (multiple certificates, one not recently seen; multiple certificates) * Extract remaining hardcoded strings for localization * Some German (de) localization fixes * Convert some alerts to Perspectives wrapped alerts * Prevent the addition of duplicate notaries * Correctly detected and set status for "quorum not reached" in non-english languages. X Temporarily remove all 'Report Attack' functionality, until the feature is fixed * Check if result signature and timestamps are correct when processing notary results, and visually mark as red if either is incorrect * Warn on mismatching notary public keys + Remove red from color result keys, as it's now used for "invalid signature" + Display required quorum duration in notary results * Rescue the svg/image test page + Convert README to markdown file + Add more info in README on how to debug and test + Draw stale-limit line across notary results * Remove use of base64.js; entirely replaced by internal browser functions + Visually indicate cached results in the results dialog + Visually indicate whitelisted entries with a different icon * Clean up unit tests so many tests are more clear, better organized, and/or easier to maintain * Refactor test file so more tests can be run without installing the extension (i.e. separate chrome-dependent functionality from non-chrome-dependent functionality) * Many areas of code cleanup (add hasOwnProperty checks; fix === checks) * Remove dead statusbar elements 4.5.2 ----- * Add SparkMD5 library as external library to provide MD5 hashing functionality (has been removed in Firefox 32) * Strip away copyrighted ICC profile from images (thanks David P!) 4.5.1 ----- * Add (pl) Polish translation! Many thanks to Jakub and Sonia! * Fix typos and whitespace in localization files 4.5 --- + Enable https queries to notaries! For now, turn this on by adding 'https://' in front of the notary URL * Fix unit tests to use === instead of == * Fix return value for get_quorum_duration(). Fixing the tests in the previous item exposed this bug. * Fix use of quorum_size for key_weakly_seen_by_quorum(). It's actually used now. (GH 89) * Fix the tooltip used by Perspectives icon during location changes (GH 112) * Fix icon status for location change events - only set the icon spinning for https sites (GH 113) 4.4.2 ----- * Update German translation 4.4.1 ----- * Rescue localization tests! Tests now run as a python script at build-time (GH 74) * Fix call to XMLHttpRequest constructor to use 'new' - compatability fix for the upcoming Firefox 30 (GH 108) * Update German translations (thanks Patrick!) * Unlock Dutch and Finnish translations (thanks Alf and Ville!). These translations are not fully complete, but enabling them at least lets people see *some* text in their desired language. * Remove perspectives1.networknotary.org from the set of default notaries. This notary needs to be upgraded before it can be used full-time. 4.4 --- + Add new preference to show/hide the notification box when "Ask before contacting notaries" is enabled (GH 101) * Fix the 'Learn More' button (thanks to Jens for the bug report!) (GH 100) * Fix text display in results window for pages with insecure content * Grey-out the default notary textbox to indicate it cannot be edited 4.3.8 ----- * Fix bug with incorrect public/private address resolution (GH 94) 4.3.7 ----- * Fix text display for weakly seen results (tooltip was not getting set, causing the UI to show 'null' in the results window) * Add sanity checks for invalid time ranges when calculating weakly seen property * Add unit tests for weakly seen keys, keys with short durations, keys with gaps, and calculation of key duration * Fix minor debug function calls * Improve documentation on how to release updates (update_howto.txt) 4.3.6 ----- * Security Fix: incorrect quorum duration with low number of notaries or quorum percentage (GH 87) * Refactor unit tests: unit test js file is now optionally installed with the rest of the extension (this makes it run properly under newer versions of Firefox) (GH 74) * Remove several global variables; convert to local with 'var' * Add new whitelist icon (image file added, but code not hooked up yet) * Minor improvements to the makefile formatting and output X Localization tests temporarily removed so we can ship to patch the security bug. They still need to be transcribed/relocated to a non-javascript language to run at build time. (fixed in 4.4.1) 4.3.5 ----- * Fix code for retrieving private browsing data (used for untrusted certs in Firefox v22 and up) * Two minor fixes to remove validation warnings on AMO 4.3.4 ----- * Update code for retrieving invalid certificate info for Firefox v20 (GH 77) * When sending requeries, only send to notaries that haven't yet replied. * Remove unused localization string * UI improvements: * Make the Preferences and Report Attack windows resizable * In the Preferences window, set proper default height and width for Notary Server textboxes * In the Results window, expand the results textbox vertically to fill available space (This makes more text visible and keeps the radio buttons in a consistent place) 4.3.3 ----- + Add heimdal and nine-eyes notaries to the default notary list, to improve response rate 4.3.2 ----- * extract hardcoded strings and move to localization files + add (de), (es), and (fr) localizations! Many thanks to our translators. + fill in the missing strings from (zh-CN) localization. Many more thanks to our translators. 4.3.1 ----- * clean up build process and tests * fix SeaMonkey initialization; extension did not load 4.3 --- * remove the forced statusbar icon (GH 38) + add Perspectives icons to alt-tab window + display key age in the notary results dialog * UI improvements: * dialogs now center themselves in the screen + 'esc' cancels and closes dialogs * add cancel button to Preferences dialog * OK and Cancel buttons have a consistent placement * increase size of notary key textboxes to improve readability + alert popups now mention that they are from Perspectives * don't throw exceptions when trying to add invalid URIs to the whitelist * don't automatically close the 'report attack' window after an error (part of GH 49) * add min and max boundary checking for quorum duration and quorum percentage (GH 52) * fix parameter order for find_oldest_most_recent() (GH 48) + ignore blank lines when parsing notaries (GH 42) * merge duplicate help pages, copyedit content, and update links * add .css stylesheet for help pages; add some basic format/coloring 4.2 --- + Add toolbar button that can be placed anywhere 4.1.1 ----- * Fix spelling/grammar issues (thanks David L!) * Add license and copyright info to each JS file * Update COPYING license file to GPL3, to match source code headers + Split preferences into two tabs + Add ability to specify additional notaries + Add ability to enable/disable default notaries 4.1 --- + Add Perspectives sub-menu to Firefox tools menu and browser context menu * Prevent firefox from showing the spinning icon when accessing pages like about:blank (GH 22) + Change timeout behavior so that the individual query timeout is shorter, but we requery the notary multiple times * Don't show more than one decimal place for quorum duration * Fix bug: Do not mark replies as inconsistent if a notary has only seen one key for a site * Fix some bugs with whitelisting * Improve whitelist functionality for IP addresses * Prevent showing the same banner multiple times in a row * Correctly show the progress icon when a check is explicitly requested * Fix typos in comments and help file (thanks David L!) * Fix exception thrown when URL bar accesses a 'file' URL (GH 8) * Do not query on mixed content pages when the certificate is already trusted * Correctly declare STATE_QUERY 4.0 --- + Now published on addons.mozilla.org! + Add SeaMonkey support (thanks Igor!) + Add whitelist functionality * Update default settings to query notary servers for all https websites * Fix undefined reference to STATE_STOP 3.3 ----- * Fix Perspectives to work on Firefox 4.0 + Add basic functionality for reporting attacks * Fix results dialog formatting that was truncating messages * Override Firefox security error even if insecure embedded content is included 3.2 --- + Expire cached notary data after a user-configurable period (default 10,000 seconds) + Implement 'weak consistency' to validate keys for sites that consistently use many different certificates + Add GPL 2 license file 3.1 --- + Add menu option to force a query; useful if you only periodically want to contact notaries, or to refresh results (thanks Ryan!) + Show spinner icon when Perspectives is querying notaries + Always show the browser key in the notary results graph * Make sure we cannot count multiple replies from the same notary * Remove old, hardcoded whitelist functionality * Stop using Mozilla DNS interface to query each DNS address (this leaked DNS info) * Fix bug where Perspectives gets stuck in the 'Connecting...' status * Don't show the green checkmark if HTTPS page includes insecure content * Fix bug that grabbed certificate information too early, sometimes showing the cert of the previous site * Fix tooltip typo Earlier ------- Unknown Perspectives-4.6.4/CREDITS000066400000000000000000000010431273170073100152200ustar00rootroot00000000000000Perspectives Client - Firefox Extension --------------------------------------- by Dan Wendlandt We would like to extend our many thanks to everyone who contributed code, ideas, bug reports, and/or translations! Thank you. To make localization of credits easier, the names of contributors and translators have been separated into two text files found at: plugin/chrome/content/credits/contributors.txt plugin/chrome/content/credits/translators.txt You can also view them by selecting 'About Perspectives' in the Perspectives context menu. Perspectives-4.6.4/Makefile000066400000000000000000000022431273170073100156430ustar00rootroot00000000000000outfile = Perspectives.xpi buildfolder = build unittest_file = test.html unittest_source = test/$(unittest_file) unittest_dest_folder = $(buildfolder)/chrome/content/test unittest_dest = $(unittest_dest_folder)/$(unittest_file) .PHONY: plugin plugin: clean loctests setup sh -c "cd $(buildfolder)/ && zip -q -r ../$(outfile) * -x *\.svn*" rm -rf $(buildfolder) test: clean setup install-test-files plugin clean: rm -f $(outfile) rm -rf $(buildfolder)/ loctests: @# ensure localization files are valid. @# note: the next few lines use spaces instead of tabs for indentation @# just to keep them nicely formatted with the actual commands ifeq ($(shell command -v python ; echo $$?),1) @echo -e " python not installed; skipping localization tests.\n WARNING: Invalid localization files may prevent Perspectives from working.\n Install python to enable localization validation." else python test/extlib/checkloc.py plugin endif setup: rm -rf $(buildfolder)/ mkdir $(buildfolder) cp -r plugin/* $(buildfolder)/ install-test-files: setup mkdir $(unittest_dest_folder) cp $(unittest_source) $(unittest_dest) install-fx: plugin firefox $(outfile)& Perspectives-4.6.4/README.md000066400000000000000000000124471273170073100154710ustar00rootroot00000000000000# Perspectives **Connect securely to https websites by checking certificates with network notaries.** *Perspectives* is a browser extension that helps to verify whether your connection to any web site really is secure. It does this by checking the connection *certificate* with multiple observers hosted around the world. For more information see: [http://www.perspectives-project.org](http://www.perspectives-project.org). ## Install You can install Perspectives for [Firefox](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/perspectives/) or [SeaMonkey](https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/seamonkey/addon/perspectives/) at addons.mozilla.org. Future support for other browsers is also planned. ## Contact You can contact the developers or post questions for discussion on the Perspectives Dev newsgroup: * [https://groups.google.com/group/perspectives-dev](https://groups.google.com/group/perspectives-dev) * [perspectives-dev@googlegroups.com](mailto:perspectives-dev@googlegroups.com) You can file bugs and send pull requests through GitHub: * https://github.com/danwent/Perspectives ## Translate We warmly welcome anyone willing to help translate Perspectives. Please see the [translation doc for instructions](TRANSLATING.md). ## Develop This README explains how to work with Perspectives code. ### Requirements * a POSIX command line environment * make * zip Optional (but strongly recommended!): * python and the python 'lxml' library (to run the build tests) ### Building To build, just type ```make``` (assuming of course you have make installed!). This will create a file called 'Perspectives.xpi'. ###Installing local builds You can install Perspectives in Firefox in many ways: * Using *Menu -> Add-ons -> Extensions -> (Tools icon) -> Install Add-On From File* and opening the ```Perspectives.xpi``` file. * Drag ```Perspectives.xpi``` into your browser * Use ```make install-fx``` from the command line to build and install in a single step. This assumes Firefox exists in your path. ###Debugging To debug the extension: * Download the latest [Firefox](https://www.mozilla.org/firefox/). * The latest versions usually come with better integration of debugging tools. * Start your new browser with ```firefox -P dev -no-remote -purgecaches &``` * You should see the profile manager on the first start which creates a new profile called "dev". * For further information see [MDN - Setting up extension development environment](https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Setting_up_extension_development_environment). * In ```~/.mozilla/firefox/r4nd0m5tr.dev/extensions``` create a file called ```perspectives@cmu.edu``` and enter the text ```Path_to_your_Perspectives_clone/plugin/``` (where you cloned the git repo to). * This enables you to see changes without having to rebuild with ```make``` everytime. * Unfortunately you still have to restart the browser because Perspectives is not yet a "restartless extensions" (see [issue #76](https://github.com/danwent/Perspectives/issues/76)). * Enter ```about:config``` in the location bar and set the following variables: * ```devtools.debugger.remote-enabled = true``` * ```devtools.chrome.enabled = true``` * This enables you to use the "Browser Toolbox" (debugger). * For further information again see [MDN - Setting up extension development environment](https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Setting_up_extension_development_environment). * Restart the browser and open *Menu -> Developer -> Browser Toolbox -> Ok -> Debugger* * Search for the file you want to debug (e.g. ```notaries.js```). * Search for the code line you want to debug and set a breakpoint. * Edit the ```d_print_flags``` in ```plugin/chrome/content/common.js``` if you like to see some useful logs. * Optional tips if you want speed-up development a bit: * If you just need console logs use *Menu -> Developer -> Browser Console* (```Ctrl + Shift + J```) instead of the "Browser Toolbox". The plain console loads a little faster (Note: "Browser Console" is not the standard "Javascript Console"). * Use the ```debugger``` keyword in Javascript to make the debugger automatically jump to the file and codeline. You need to have "Browser Toolbox" already open though! * You can also move the *Developer menu* into the toolbar to skip one menu step. ## Test To test Perspectives: * Use ```make test``` to build Perspectives.xpi, or ```make test install-fx``` to build and install all in one step (this assumes Firefox exists in your path). * Install the plugin and restart the browser. * Open the following URL: [chrome://perspectives/content/test/test.html](chrome://perspectives/content/test/test.html) * Press the 'Run Tests' button. Test results will be displayed on the page. * Optional: If you want to run the testcases without chrome privileges (i.e. without reinstalling) follow the instruction in [issue #130 - Extract test cases which require no chrome privileges](https://github.com/danwent/Perspectives/issues/130). * The file ```test/Manual Test Cases.txt``` has lists of other tests to run through when doing a full test pass. Some tests are performed at build time - e.g. checking localization files for the correct format and contents. All tests of the javascript code are run inside the extension - for security reasons they must be installed along with other extension files. If you have ideas for further tests please let us know! Perspectives-4.6.4/TRANSLATING.md000066400000000000000000000062341273170073100163170ustar00rootroot00000000000000# Translating Perspectives Do you speak a language other than English? Are you willing to donate some time translating English sentences? **Great!** Perspectives needs both: * Translations to new languages * Translating English that remains in the current languages We're willing to work with you to make translation as easy as possible. Here are some options for how you can help translate Perspectives. ##Options for translating ### Use Babelzilla: 1. Sign up at http://www.babelzilla.org 2. [Visit the Perspectives WTS page](http://www.babelzilla.org/index.php?option=com_wts&extension=5614&type=show) 3. Sign up for your language and use the Babelzilla tools to translate! If you have questions: * [Email us on the Perspectives mailing list](https://groups.google.com/group/perspectives-dev) * Or post in the [Babelzilla Perspectives thread](http://www.babelzilla.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=7172&st=0) ### Use GitHub 1. Fork the [Perspectives project on GitHub](https://github.com/danwent/Perspectives): 1. Sign in to GitHub 2. Click the 'Fork' button in the top right 2. Edit the translation files inside [plugin/chrome/locale](plugin/chrome/locale): 1. If needed, create a new folder in plugin/chrome/locale and copy over the ```.dtd``` and ```.properties``` files from the en-US locale 3. Translate the strings inside each file 3. Send a pull request ### Use email 1. [View the strings on GitHub](https://github.com/danwent/Perspectives/tree/master/plugin/chrome/locale/en-US) and email us your translations. We can use them to create a new locale. ### Other Prefer to work via IM? Encrypted email? Carrier pidgeon? Just [let us know](https://groups.google.com/group/perspectives-dev) and we can help! ##Useful Links * [List of recognized Firefox locales](https://wiki.mozilla.org/L10n:Teams) * [Mozilla Developer Guide to Localization](https://developer.mozilla.org/en/Localization) (or change the URL for your language) * [How to test locales](http://www.babelzilla.org/forum/index.php?showtopic=1384) (and see ```test/Testing Localizations.txt``` in the Perspectives git) ## Questions If you have any questions please [email us and ask](https://groups.google.com/group/perspectives-dev). ------- ## For Perspectives developers: ###How to publish a new localization 0. Make sure all ```.dtd``` and ```.properties``` files are saved as UTF-8 with no BOM. Otherwise many things fail horribly. The python unit tests should detect this and fail any builds that don't match, so be sure to install python. 1. 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You just DO WHAT THE FUCK YOU WANT TO.Perspectives-4.6.4/plugin/000077500000000000000000000000001273170073100155005ustar00rootroot00000000000000Perspectives-4.6.4/plugin/chrome.manifest000077500000000000000000000016211273170073100205100ustar00rootroot00000000000000content perspectives chrome/content/ locale perspectives de chrome/locale/de/ locale perspectives en-US chrome/locale/en-US/ locale perspectives es-MX chrome/locale/es-MX/ locale perspectives fi chrome/locale/fi/ locale perspectives fr chrome/locale/fr/ locale perspectives nl chrome/locale/nl/ locale perspectives pl chrome/locale/pl/ locale perspectives ru chrome/locale/ru/ locale perspectives zh-CN chrome/locale/zh-CN/ content perspectives_main ./ # overlays for firefox overlay chrome://browser/content/browser.xul chrome://perspectives/content/statusbar.xul overlay chrome://browser/content/browser.xul chrome://perspectives/content/initialize.xul # overlays to support seamonkey overlay chrome://navigator/content/navigator.xul chrome://perspectives/content/statusbar.xul overlay chrome://navigator/content/navigator.xul chrome://perspectives/content/initialize.xul Perspectives-4.6.4/plugin/chrome/000077500000000000000000000000001273170073100167555ustar00rootroot00000000000000Perspectives-4.6.4/plugin/chrome/content/000077500000000000000000000000001273170073100204275ustar00rootroot00000000000000Perspectives-4.6.4/plugin/chrome/content/about.js000066400000000000000000000044571273170073100221110ustar00rootroot00000000000000/* * This file is part of the Perspectives Firefox Client * * Copyright (C) 2011 Dan Wendlandt * * This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify * it under the terms of the GNU General Public License as published by * the Free Software Foundation, version 3 of the License. * * This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, * but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of * MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the * GNU General Public License for more details. * * You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License * along with this program. If not, see . */ var Pers_about = { // in Fx 4.0 and up the call to get the version number happens asynchronously, // so contain the update in a function we can use as the callback set_version_number: function(addon) { if (addon != null) { document.getElementById("perspectives-version-number").value = addon.version; } }, load_about_dialog: function() { try { var version = "?"; try { // Firefox 4 and later; Mozilla 2 and later Components.utils.import("resource://gre/modules/AddonManager.jsm"); AddonManager.getAddonByID(Perspectives.MY_ID, Pers_about.set_version_number); } catch (ex) { Pers_debug.d_print("error", "Error getting version number? Or old version of firefox. '" + ex + "'"); // Firefox 3.6 and before; Mozilla 1.9.2 and before var em = Components.classes["@mozilla.org/extensions/manager;1"] .getService(Components.interfaces.nsIExtensionManager); version = em.getItemForID("perspectives@cmu.edu"); document.getElementById("perspectives-version-number").value = version; } var contributors = Pers_util.readFileFromURI("chrome://perspectives/content/credits/contributors.txt"); var translators = Pers_util.readFileFromURI("chrome://perspectives/content/credits/translators.txt"); document.getElementById("contributors-list").value = contributors; document.getElementById("translators-list").value = translators; } catch(e) { if(Perspectives.strbundle == null) { Perspectives.strbundle = document.getElementById("notary_strings"); } Pers_util.pers_alert(Perspectives.strbundle. getFormattedString("loadingCreditsError", [e])); } } } Perspectives-4.6.4/plugin/chrome/content/about_dialog.xul000066400000000000000000000046501273170073100236170ustar00rootroot00000000000000 &ContributorText;: &TranslatorText;: