Verify OpenSSL version

Claude_N_ — Thu, 02 Jul 2015 02:41:25 GMT

As we get close to the security fix drop dead date for Google Play, I am trying to update our apps.

Google Play Developer Support suggests that one can use a command line something like the one below in order to see what your current version is.

unzip -p YourApp.apk | strings | grep "OpenSSL"

Below is the listing I get when I run the above command line.

(Cannot find system OpenSSLEngine class:
/Cannot find system OpenSSLRSAPrivateKey class:
;Engine is not an OpenSSLEngine instance, its class name is:
9Exception while trying to retrieve OpenSSLEngine object:
+No getEngine() method on OpenSSLKey member:
0No getPkeyContext() method on OpenSSLKey member:
GPrivate key is not an OpenSSLRSAPrivateKey instance, its class name is:
+com.android.org.conscrypt.

OpenSSLSocketImpl
getOpenSSLEngineForPrivateKey
getOpenSSLHandleForPrivateKey
getOpenSSLKey
getOpenSSLKey() returned null
getOpenSSLKeyForPrivateKey
3org.apache.harmony.xnet.provider.jsse.OpenSSLEngine
:org.apache.harmony.xnet.provider.jsse.OpenSSLRSAPrivateKey
7org.apache.harmony.xnet.provider.jsse.OpenSSLSocketImpl
424386 SSLClientSocketOpenSSL::UpdateServerCert
424386 SSLClientSocketOpenSSL::UpdateServerCert1
424386 SSLClientSocketOpenSSL::CertVerifyCallback
424386 SSLClientSocketOpenSSL::BIOCallback
424386 SSLClientSocketOpenSSL::InfoCallback
424386 SSLClientSocketOpenSSL::DoHandshake2
424386 SSLClientSocketOpenSSL::DoHandshake3
424386 SSLClientSocketOpenSSL::DoHandshake4
424386 SSLClientSocketOpenSSL::SelectNextProtoCallback
424386 SSLClientSocketOpenSSL::ClientCertRequestCallback
424386 SSLSessionCacheOpenSSLImpl::GenerateSessionIdStatic
424386 SSLSessionCacheOpenSSLImpl::MarkSSLSessionAsGood
424386 SSLSessionCacheOpenSSLImpl::SSLSessionIsInCache
424386 SSLSessionCacheOpenSSLImpl::Flush
424386 SSLSessionCacheOpenSSLImpl::SSLSessionCacheOpenSSLImpl
424386 SSLSessionCacheOpenSSLImpl::RemoveSessionCallbackStatic
424386 SSLSessionCacheOpenSSLImpl::SetSSLSessionWithKey
424386 SSLSessionCacheOpenSSLImpl::SetSSLSession
424386 SSLSessionCacheOpenSSLImpl::NewSessionCallbackStatic
OpenSSL SYSCALL error, earliest error code in error queue:
Unknown OpenSSL error
OpenSSL EC algorithm
OpenSSL HMAC method
OpenSSL RSA method
OpenSSLAdapter::Error(
OpenSSLAdapter::OnCloseEvent(
OpenSSLAdapter::OnConnectEvent
Failed to create OpenSSLCertificate from PEM string.
OpenSSLStreamAdapter::Error(
OpenSSLStreamAdapter::Write(
OpenSSLStreamAdapter::OnEvent SE_OPEN
OpenSSLStreamAdapter::OnEvent
OpenSSLStreamAdapter::OnEvent(SE_CLOSE,
OpenSSLStreamAdapter::Read(
virtual int net::SSLClientSocketOpenSSL::GetTLSUniqueChannelBinding(std::string* )
OpenSSL

I do not see a version number in the output.

Before I go through the effort of building and uploading 12 apps, can I get a confirmation that Crosswalk 11 and Crosswalk 12 have updated OpenSSL?

I don't actually use openssl. I just want to get Google off my back.

By the way, since the aforementioned Google test command line fails, are they going to get a false positive on my apps?

Thanks

My understanding is that

PaulF_IntelCorp — Thu, 02 Jul 2015 21:59:09 GMT

My understanding is that Crosswalk 10 and above do not have the issue, they switched to "BoringSSL." I did the same test with a Crosswalk 7 build and was able to find the version number (it isn't easy), it still reports 1.0.1e.

Chromium 39 (which Crosswalk 10 is based off) switched to BoringSSL. I recommend that you use Crosswalk 10 or 12 (see this notice: https://software.intel.com/en-us/xdk/docs/using-the-build-tab#recbuildversions for details).

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Verify OpenSSL version

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