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#pragma once

#include <utility>
#include "SSLCommon.h"
#include "PointerVector.h"
#include "Asn1Codec.h"

/// @file
/// See detailed explanation of the TLS/SSL protocol support in PcapPlusPlus in SSLLayer.h

/// @namespace pcpp
/// @brief The main namespace for the PcapPlusPlus lib
namespace pcpp
{
  /// @class SSLCipherSuite
  /// Represents a cipher-suite and enables access all information about it such as all algorithms it encapsulates,
  /// its ID (as appears in the client-hello or server-hello messages),
  /// its name (e.g "TLS_DH_RSA_WITH_CAMELLIA_128_CBC_SHA") etc. PcapPlusPlus contains static instances of this type
  /// for all known cipher-suites and enables access to them through name or ID (see getCipherSuiteByID() and
  /// getCipherSuiteByName() ). List of cipher-suite was taken from here:
  /// http://www.iana.org/assignments/tls-parameters/tls-parameters.xhtml
  class SSLCipherSuite
  {
  public:
    /// A c'tor for this class, should never be used by a user
    /// @param[in] id Cipher-suite ID
    /// @param[in] keyExAlg Key-exchange algorithm used in this cipher-suite
    /// @param[in] authAlg Authentication algorithm used in this cipher-suite
    /// @param[in] symKeyAlg Symmetric key algorithm used in this cipher-suite
    /// @param[in] MACAlg MAC algorithm used in this cipher-suite
    /// @param[in] name String representation of this cipher-suite
    SSLCipherSuite(uint16_t id, SSLKeyExchangeAlgorithm keyExAlg, SSLAuthenticationAlgorithm authAlg,
                   SSLSymetricEncryptionAlgorithm symKeyAlg, SSLHashingAlgorithm MACAlg, const char* name)
        : m_Id(id), m_KeyExAlg(keyExAlg), m_AuthAlg(authAlg), m_SymKeyAlg(symKeyAlg), m_MACAlg(MACAlg), m_Name(name)
    {}

    /// @return Cipher-suite ID
    uint16_t getID() const
    {
      return m_Id;
    }

    /// @return String representation of this cipher-suite
    std::string asString() const
    {
      return m_Name;
    }

    /// @return Key-exchange algorithm used in this cipher-suite
    SSLKeyExchangeAlgorithm getKeyExchangeAlg() const
    {
      return m_KeyExAlg;
    }

    /// @return Authentication algorithm used in this cipher-suite
    SSLAuthenticationAlgorithm getAuthAlg() const
    {
      return m_AuthAlg;
    }

    /// @return Symmetric key algorithm used in this cipher-suite
    SSLSymetricEncryptionAlgorithm getSymKeyAlg() const
    {
      return m_SymKeyAlg;
    }

    /// @return MAC algorithm used in this cipher-suite
    SSLHashingAlgorithm getMACAlg() const
    {
      return m_MACAlg;
    }

    /// A static method that returns a cipher-suite instance by ID
    /// @param[in] id Cipher-suite ID
    /// @return A cipher-suite instance matching this ID or nullptr if ID not found
    static SSLCipherSuite* getCipherSuiteByID(uint16_t id);

    ///  A static method that returns a cipher-suite instance by name
    ///  @param[in] name Cipher-suite name (e.g "TLS_ECDHE_ECDSA_WITH_AES_128_CBC_SHA")
    ///  @return A cipher-suite instance matching this name or nullptr if name not found
    static SSLCipherSuite* getCipherSuiteByName(std::string name);

  private:
    uint16_t m_Id;
    SSLKeyExchangeAlgorithm m_KeyExAlg;
    SSLAuthenticationAlgorithm m_AuthAlg;
    SSLSymetricEncryptionAlgorithm m_SymKeyAlg;
    SSLHashingAlgorithm m_MACAlg;
    std::string m_Name;
  };

  /// @class SSLExtension
  /// Represents a SSL/TLS extension. This is a base class that can represent any type of extension. Inherited classes
  /// may contain parsing logic for specific extensions. This class provides capabilities such as getting the
  /// extension type, length and viewing the extension data as raw (byte array)
  class SSLExtension
  {
  public:
    /// C'tor for this class
    /// @param[in] data The raw data for the extension
    explicit SSLExtension(uint8_t* data);

    virtual ~SSLExtension() = default;

    /// @return The type of the extension as enum
    SSLExtensionType getType() const;

    /// @return The type of the extension as a numeric value
    uint16_t getTypeAsInt() const;

    /// @return The length of the extension data in bytes (not including the type and length fields)
    uint16_t getLength() const;

    /// @return The total length of the extension, including type and length fields and the extension data field
    uint16_t getTotalLength() const;

    /// @return A pointer to the raw data of the extension
    uint8_t* getData() const;

  protected:
    /// @struct SSLExtensionStruct
    /// Represents the common fields of the extension
    struct SSLExtensionStruct
    {
      /// Extension type
      uint16_t extensionType;
      /// Extension length
      uint16_t extensionDataLength;
      /// Extension data as raw (byte array)
      uint8_t extensionData[];
    };

    uint8_t* m_RawData;

    SSLExtensionStruct* getExtensionStruct() const
    {
      return reinterpret_cast<SSLExtensionStruct*>(m_RawData);
    }
  };

  /// @class SSLServerNameIndicationExtension
  /// Represents SSL/TLS Server Name Indication extension. Inherits from SSLExtension and add parsing of the hostname
  /// written in the extension data
  class SSLServerNameIndicationExtension : public SSLExtension
  {
  public:
    /// C'tor for this class
    /// @param[in] data The raw data for the extension
    explicit SSLServerNameIndicationExtension(uint8_t* data) : SSLExtension(data)
    {}

    /// @return The hostname written in the extension data
    std::string getHostName() const;
  };

  /// @class SSLSupportedVersionsExtension
  /// Represents TLS Supported Versions extension. Inherits from SSLExtension and adds parsing of the list
  /// of supported versions mentioned in the extension data
  class SSLSupportedVersionsExtension : public SSLExtension
  {
  public:
    /// C'tor for this class
    /// @param[in] data The raw data for the extension
    explicit SSLSupportedVersionsExtension(uint8_t* data) : SSLExtension(data)
    {}

    /// @return The list of supported versions mentioned in the extension data
    std::vector<SSLVersion> getSupportedVersions() const;
  };

  /// @class TLSSupportedGroupsExtension
  /// Represents TLS Supported Groups extension. Inherits from SSLExtension and adds parsing of the
  /// supported groups (Elliptic Curves) mentioned in the extension data
  class TLSSupportedGroupsExtension : public SSLExtension
  {
  public:
    /// C'tor for this class
    /// @param[in] data The raw data for the extension
    explicit TLSSupportedGroupsExtension(uint8_t* data) : SSLExtension(data)
    {}

    /// @return A vector of the supported groups (also known as "Elliptic Curves")
    std::vector<uint16_t> getSupportedGroups() const;
  };

  /// @class TLSECPointFormatExtension
  /// Represents TLS EC (Elliptic Curves) Point Format extension. Inherits from SSLExtension and adds parsing of the
  /// EC point formats mentioned in the extension data
  class TLSECPointFormatExtension : public SSLExtension
  {
  public:
    /// C'tor for this class
    /// @param[in] data The raw data for the extension
    explicit TLSECPointFormatExtension(uint8_t* data) : SSLExtension(data)
    {}

    /// @return A vector of the elliptic curves point formats
    std::vector<uint8_t> getECPointFormatList() const;
  };

  /// @class SSLx509Certificate
  /// Represents a x509v3 certificate. the SSLCertificateMessage class returns an instance of this class as the
  /// certificate. Currently this class doesn't do much as it doesn't parse the certificate. It only acts as container
  /// to the raw data and returns general info as data as raw, length, etc. In the future I may add full parsing of
  /// the certificate
  class SSLx509Certificate
  {
  public:
    /// C'tor for this class
    /// @param[in] data The raw data of the certificate
    /// @param[in] dataLen The length in bytes of the raw data
    /// @param[in] allDataExists Certificate messages usually spread on more than 1 packet. So a certificate is
    /// likely to split between 2 packets or more. This field indicates whether the raw data contains all
    /// certificate data of just a part of it
    SSLx509Certificate(uint8_t* data, size_t dataLen, bool allDataExists)
        : m_Data(data), m_DataLen(dataLen), m_AllDataExists(allDataExists)
    {}

    /// @return A pointer to the raw data
    uint8_t* getData() const
    {
      return m_Data;
    }

    /// @return Raw data length
    size_t getDataLength() const
    {
      return m_DataLen;
    }

    /// @return The root ASN.1 record of the certificate data. All of the certificate data will be under this
    /// record. If the Root ASN.1 record is malformed, an exception is thrown
    Asn1SequenceRecord* getRootAsn1Record();

    /// Certificate messages usually spread on more than 1 packet. So a certificate is likely to split between 2
    /// packets or more. This method provides an indication whether all certificate data exists or only part of it
    /// @return True if this data contains all certificate data, false otherwise
    bool allDataExists() const
    {
      return m_AllDataExists;
    }

  private:
    std::unique_ptr<Asn1Record> m_Asn1Record;
    uint8_t* m_Data;
    size_t m_DataLen;
    bool m_AllDataExists;
  };

  class SSLHandshakeLayer;

  /// @class SSLHandshakeMessage
  /// A base class for SSL/TLS handshake messages. This is an abstract class and cannot be instantiated. SSL/TLS
  /// handshake messages are contained in SSLHandshakeLayer, meaning a SSLHandshakeLayer instance can contain one or
  /// more SSLHandshakeMessage instances. For example: one SSLHandshakeLayer may contain a server-hello, certificate,
  /// server-key-exchange, and server-hello-done messages (although it's not such a common case, most handshake layers
  /// contain 1 handshake message only)
  class SSLHandshakeMessage
  {
  public:
    virtual ~SSLHandshakeMessage() = default;

    /// A factory method for creating instances of handshake messages from raw data
    /// @param[in] data The raw data containing 1 handshake message
    /// @param[in] dataLen Raw data length in bytes
    /// @param[in] container A pointer to the SSLHandshakeLayer instance which will contain the created message.
    /// This parameter is required because the handshake message includes a pointer to its container
    static SSLHandshakeMessage* createHandshakeMessage(uint8_t* data, size_t dataLen, SSLHandshakeLayer* container);

    /// @return The handshake message type
    virtual SSLHandshakeType getHandshakeType() const;

    /// @return The handshake message length in bytes. Notice that sometimes the handshake message is divided
    /// between several packets, in this case this method will return the length of part of the message in the
    /// current packet
    virtual size_t getMessageLength() const;

    /// @return True if current packet contains the entire message or false otherwise. This method is important
    /// because sometimes handshake messages are divided in consequent packets (happens a lot in certificate
    /// messages which usually contain several KB of data which is larger than standard packet size, so the message
    /// is divided between several packets)
    virtual bool isMessageComplete() const;

    /// @return A pointer to the SSLHandshakeLayer instance containing this message
    SSLHandshakeLayer* getContainingLayer() const
    {
      return m_Container;
    }

    /// @return A string representation of the message type (e.g "Client Hello message")
    virtual std::string toString() const = 0;

  protected:
    SSLHandshakeMessage(uint8_t* data, size_t dataLen, SSLHandshakeLayer* container);

    uint8_t* m_Data;
    size_t m_DataLen;
    SSLHandshakeLayer* m_Container;
  };

  /// @class SSLClientHelloMessage
  /// Represents a client-hello message (type 1). Inherits from SSLHandshakeMessage and adds parsing of all fields
  /// of this message including the message extensions, cipher-suite list, etc.
  class SSLClientHelloMessage : public SSLHandshakeMessage
  {
  public:
    /// @struct ClientHelloTLSFingerprint
    /// A struct that contains all the elements needed for creating a Client Hello TLS fingerprinting:
    /// TLS version, a list of Cipher Suite IDs, a list of Extensions IDs, a list of support groups and a list of
    /// EC point formats.
    /// You can read more about this in SSLClientHelloMessage#generateTLSFingerprint().
    /// This struct contains methods to extract the TLS fingerprint itself: toString() and toMD5()
    struct ClientHelloTLSFingerprint
    {
      /// TLS version
      uint16_t tlsVersion;
      /// A list of Cipher Suite IDs
      std::vector<uint16_t> cipherSuites;
      /// A list of extension IDs
      std::vector<uint16_t> extensions;
      /// A list of Suppotred Groups taken from the "supported groups" TLS extension (if exist in the message)
      std::vector<uint16_t> supportedGroups;
      /// A list of EC point formats taken from the "EC point formats" TLS extension (if exist in the message)
      std::vector<uint8_t> ecPointFormats;

      /// @return A string representing the TLS fingerprint, for example:
      /// <b>771,4866-4867-4865-255,0-11-10-35-22-23-13-43-45-51,29-23-30-25-24,0-1-2</b>
      ///
      /// This string has the following format:
      /// <b>TLSVersion,CipherSuiteIDs,ExtensionIDs,SupportedGroups,ECPointFormats</b>
      ///
      /// The extension IDs, supported groups and EC point formats are each separated by a "-".
      /// If the message doesn't include the "supported groups" or "EC point formats" extensions, they will be
      /// replaced by an empty string for example: <b>771,4866-4867-4865-255,0-11-10-35-22-23-13-43-45-51,,</b>
      std::string toString();

      /// @return An MD5 hash of the string generated by toString()
      std::string toMD5();

      /// @return A pair of the string and MD5 hash (string is first, MD5 is second).
      /// If you want both this method is more efficient than calling toString() and toMD5() separately
      std::pair<std::string, std::string> toStringAndMD5();
    };

    /// C'tor for this class. Currently only in use in SSLHandshakeMessage::createHandshakeMessage() and shouldn't
    /// be used by a user
    /// @param[in] data The message as raw data
    /// @param[in] dataLen Message raw data length in bytes
    /// @param[in] container The SSL handshake layer which shall contain this message
    SSLClientHelloMessage(uint8_t* data, size_t dataLen, SSLHandshakeLayer* container);

    ~SSLClientHelloMessage() override = default;

    /// @return A struct containing common fields for client-hello and server-hello messages. Notice this points
    /// directly to the data, so every change will change the actual packet data
    ssl_tls_client_server_hello* getClientHelloHeader() const
    {
      return reinterpret_cast<ssl_tls_client_server_hello*>(m_Data);
    }

    /// @return Handshake SSL/TLS version (notice it may be different than SSLLayer#getRecordVersion(). Each
    /// client-hello or server-hello message has both record version and handshake version and they may differ from
    /// one another)
    SSLVersion getHandshakeVersion() const;

    /// @return Session ID length in bytes. If server-hello message doesn't include session ID 0 will be returned
    uint8_t getSessionIDLength() const;

    /// @return Session ID as byte array. If server-hello message doesn't include session ID nullptr will be
    /// returned
    uint8_t* getSessionID() const;

    /// @return The number of cipher-suites included in this message
    int getCipherSuiteCount() const;

    /// Get a pointer to a cipher-suite by index. The cipher-suites are numbered according to their order of
    /// appearance in the message. If index is out of bounds (less than 0 or larger than total amount of cipher
    /// suites) nullptr will be returned. nullptr will also be returned if the cipher-suite ID is unknown. If you
    /// still want to get the cipher-suite ID you can use getCipherSuiteID()
    /// @param[in] index The index of the cipher-suite to return
    /// @return The pointer to the cipher-suite object or nullptr if index is out of bounds
    SSLCipherSuite* getCipherSuite(int index) const;

    /// Get the cipher-suite ID by index. This method just parses the ID from the client-hello message and returns
    /// it. To get more information on the cipher-suite you can use the getCipherSuite() method
    /// @param[in] index The index of the cipher-suite to return
    /// @param[out] isValid Set to "true" if parsing succeeded and the return value is valid or "false" if:
    /// (1) the index is out-of-bounds (less than 0 or larger than total amount of cipher suites) or (2) the parsing
    /// failed. If the value is "false" the return value can be ignored
    /// @return The cipher-suite ID if "isValid" is set to "true". If "isValid" is set to "false" the return value
    /// can be ignored
    uint16_t getCipherSuiteID(int index, bool& isValid) const;

    /// @return The value of the compression method byte
    uint8_t getCompressionMethodsValue() const;

    /// @return The number of extensions in this message
    int getExtensionCount() const;

    /// @return The size (in bytes) of all extensions data in this message. Extracted from the "extensions length"
    /// field
    uint16_t getExtensionsLength() const;

    /// Get a pointer to an extension by index. The extensions are numbered according to their order of appearance
    /// in the message. If index is out of bounds (less than 0 or larger than total amount of extensions) nullptr
    /// will be returned
    /// @param[in] index The index of the extension to return
    /// @return The pointer to the extension or nullptr if index is out of bounds
    SSLExtension* getExtension(int index) const;

    /// Get a pointer to an extension by numeric type field. Every extension has a 2-byte numeric value representing
    /// its type (for example: renegotiation info extension type is 0x1ff). This method gets the type and returns a
    /// pointer to the extension object
    /// @param[in] type The 2-byte numeric type of the extension
    /// @return A pointer to the extension object of nullptr if this type doesn't exist in this message
    SSLExtension* getExtensionOfType(uint16_t type) const;

    /// Get a pointer to an extension by its enum type
    /// @param[in] type The type of extension to return
    /// @return A pointer to the extension object or nullptr if this type doesn't exist in this message
    SSLExtension* getExtensionOfType(SSLExtensionType type) const;

    /// Get a pointer to an extension by its class type. This is a templated method that is used with the type of
    /// the requested extension and returns the first extension instance of this type
    /// @return A pointer to the extension object or nullptr if this extension type doesn't exist in this message
    template <class TExtension> TExtension* getExtensionOfType() const;

    /// TLS fingerprinting is a way to identify client applications using the details in the TLS Client Hello
    /// packet. It was initially introduced by Lee Brotherston in his 2015 research:
    /// <https://blog.squarelemon.com/tls-fingerprinting/> This implementation of TLS fingerprint is a C++ version
    /// of Salesforce's JA3 open source project (originally written in Python and Zeek):
    /// <https://engineering.salesforce.com/tls-fingerprinting-with-ja3-and-ja3s-247362855967>
    /// @return A SSLClientHelloMessage#ClientHelloTLSFingerprint struct that contains all the elements needed for
    /// creating a TLS fingerprint out of this Client Hello message. This struct has also methods to extract the TLS
    /// fingerprint itself in a string or MD5 formats
    ClientHelloTLSFingerprint generateTLSFingerprint() const;

    // implement abstract methods

    std::string toString() const override;

  private:
    PointerVector<SSLExtension> m_ExtensionList;
  };

  /// @class SSLServerHelloMessage
  /// Represents SSL/TLS server-hello message (type 2). Inherits from SSLHandshakeMessage and adds parsing of all
  /// fields of this message including the message extensions, cipher-suite, etc.
  class SSLServerHelloMessage : public SSLHandshakeMessage
  {
  public:
    /// @struct ServerHelloTLSFingerprint
    /// A struct that contains all the elements needed for creating a Server Hello TLS fingerprinting:
    /// TLS version, Cipher Suite ID, and a list of Extensions IDs.
    /// You can read more about this in SSLServerHelloMessage#generateTLSFingerprint().
    /// This struct contains methods to extract the TLS fingerprint itself: toString() and toMD5()
    struct ServerHelloTLSFingerprint
    {
      /// TLS version
      uint16_t tlsVersion;
      /// Cipher Suite ID
      uint16_t cipherSuite;
      /// A list of extension IDs
      std::vector<uint16_t> extensions;

      /// @return A string representing the TLS fingerprint, for example: <b>771,49195,65281-16-11</b>
      ///
      /// This string has the following format: <b>TLSVersion,Cipher,Extensions</b>
      ///
      /// The extension ID are separated with a "-"
      std::string toString();

      /// @return An MD5 hash of the string generated by toString()
      std::string toMD5();

      /// @return A pair of the string and MD5 hash (string is first, MD5 is second).
      /// If you want both this method is more efficient than calling toString() and toMD5() separately
      std::pair<std::string, std::string> toStringAndMD5();
    };

    /// C'tor for this class. Currently only in use in SSLHandshakeMessage::createHandshakeMessage() and shouldn't
    /// be used by a user
    /// @param[in] data The message as raw data
    /// @param[in] dataLen Message raw data length in bytes
    /// @param[in] container The SSL handshake layer which shall contain this message
    SSLServerHelloMessage(uint8_t* data, size_t dataLen, SSLHandshakeLayer* container);

    ~SSLServerHelloMessage() override = default;

    /// @return A struct containing common fields for client-hello and server-hello messages. Notice this points
    /// directly to the data, so every change will change the actual packet data
    ssl_tls_client_server_hello* getServerHelloHeader() const
    {
      return reinterpret_cast<ssl_tls_client_server_hello*>(m_Data);
    }

    /// @return Handshake SSL/TLS version (notice it may be different than SSLLayer#getRecordVersion(). Each
    /// client-hello or server-hello message has both record version and handshake version and they may differ from
    /// one another).
    ///
    /// <b>NOTE:</b> for TLS 1.3 the handshake version written in ssl_tls_client_server_hello::handshakeVersion is
    /// still TLS 1.2, so a special check is made here see if a SupportedVersions extension exists and if so extract
    /// the version from it. This is the most straight-forward way to detect TLS 1.3.
    SSLVersion getHandshakeVersion() const;

    /// @return Session ID length in bytes. If server-hello message doesn't include session ID 0 will be returned
    uint8_t getSessionIDLength() const;

    /// @return Session ID as byte array. If server-hello message doesn't include session ID nullptr will be
    /// returned
    uint8_t* getSessionID() const;

    /// @return A pointer to the cipher suite encapsulated in this message (server-hello message contains one
    /// cipher-suite, the one that will be used to for encryption between client and server). May return nullptr
    /// if the parsing of the message failed or the cipher-suite ID is unknown. If you still want to get the
    /// cipher-suite ID you can use the getCipherSuiteID() method
    SSLCipherSuite* getCipherSuite() const;

    /// Get the cipher-suite ID. This method just parses the ID from the server-hello message and returns it.
    /// To get more information on the cipher-suite you can use the getCipherSuite() method
    /// @param[out] isValid Set to "true" if parsing succeeded and the return value is valid or "false" otherwise.
    /// If the value is "false" the return value can be ignored
    /// @return The cipher-suite ID if "isValid" is set to "true". If "isValid" is set to "false" the return value
    /// can be ignored
    uint16_t getCipherSuiteID(bool& isValid) const;

    /// @return The value of the compression method byte
    uint8_t getCompressionMethodsValue() const;

    /// @return The number of extensions in this message
    int getExtensionCount() const;

    /// @return The size (in bytes) of all extensions data in this message. Extracted from the "extensions length"
    /// field
    uint16_t getExtensionsLength() const;

    /// Get a pointer to an extension by index. The extensions are numbered according to their order of appearance
    /// in the message. If index is out of bounds (less than 0 or larger than total amount of extensions) nullptr
    /// will be returned
    /// @param[in] index The index of the extension to return
    /// @return The pointer to the extension or nullptr if index is out of bounds
    SSLExtension* getExtension(int index) const;

    /// Get a pointer to an extension by numeric type field. Every extension has a 2-byte numeric value representing
    /// its type (for example: renegotiation info extension type is 0x1ff). This method gets the type and returns a
    /// pointer to the extension object
    /// @param[in] type The 2-byte numeric type of the extension
    /// @return A pointer to the extension object of nullptr if this type doesn't exist in this message
    SSLExtension* getExtensionOfType(uint16_t type) const;

    /// Get a pointer to an extension by its enum type
    /// @param[in] type The type of extension to return
    /// @return A pointer to the extension object or nullptr if this type doesn't exist in this message
    SSLExtension* getExtensionOfType(SSLExtensionType type) const;

    /// Get a pointer to an extension by its class type. This is a templated method that is used with the type of
    /// the requested extension and returns the first extension instance of this type
    /// @return A pointer to the extension object or nullptr if this extension type doesn't exist in this message
    template <class TExtension> TExtension* getExtensionOfType() const;

    /// ServerHello TLS fingerprinting is a way to fingerprint TLS Server Hello messages. In conjunction with
    /// ClientHello TLS fingerprinting it can assist in identifying specific client-server communication (for
    /// example: a malware connecting to its backend server).
    /// ServerHello TLS fingerprinting was introduced in Salesforce's JA3S open source project:
    /// <https://engineering.salesforce.com/tls-fingerprinting-with-ja3-and-ja3s-247362855967>
    /// This implementation is a C++ version of Salesforce's JAS3 (originally written in Python and Zeek)
    /// @return A SSLServerHelloMessage#ServerHelloTLSFingerprint struct that contains all the elements needed for
    /// creating a TLS fingerprint out of this Server Hello message. This struct has also methods to extract the TLS
    /// fingerprint itself in a string or MD5 formats
    ServerHelloTLSFingerprint generateTLSFingerprint() const;

    // implement abstract methods

    std::string toString() const override;

  private:
    PointerVector<SSLExtension> m_ExtensionList;
  };

  /// @class SSLCertificateMessage
  /// Represents SSL/TLS certificate message (type 11). Inherits from SSLHandshakeMessage and adds parsing
  /// functionality such as extracting the certificates data. Notice that in most cases this message is spread over
  /// more than 1 packet as its size is too big for a single packet. So SSLCertificateMessage instance will be created
  /// just for the first part of the message - the one encapsulated in the first packet. Other parts (encapsulated in
  /// the following packets) won't be recognized as SSLCertificateMessage messages
  class SSLCertificateMessage : public SSLHandshakeMessage
  {
  public:
    /// C'tor for this class. Currently only in use in SSLHandshakeMessage::createHandshakeMessage() and should be
    /// used by a user
    /// @param[in] data The message as raw data
    /// @param[in] dataLen Message raw data length in bytes
    /// @param[in] container The SSL handshake layer which shall contain this message
    SSLCertificateMessage(uint8_t* data, size_t dataLen, SSLHandshakeLayer* container);

    ~SSLCertificateMessage() override = default;

    /// @return The number of certificates encapsulated in this message (as written in the 'length' field of the
    /// message). Notice that because the message may spread over several packets, not all certificates will
    /// necessarily be in this packet. So, for example, there may be a case where this method return 3 (message
    /// contains 3 certificates) but this message actually contains only 1 certificate as the other 2 are spread
    /// over the other packets
    int getNumOfCertificates() const;

    /// Get a certificate by index
    /// @param[in] index The index of the certificate to retrieve
    /// @return A pointer to the certificate object. Notice that if index < 0 or index > num of certificates
    /// encapsulated in current packet a nullptr value will be returned
    SSLx509Certificate* getCertificate(int index) const;

    // implement abstract methods

    std::string toString() const override;

  private:
    PointerVector<SSLx509Certificate> m_CertificateList;
  };

  /// @class SSLHelloRequestMessage
  /// Represents SSL/TLS hello-request message (type 0). This message has no additional payload except for the common
  /// payload described in SSLHandshakeMessage
  class SSLHelloRequestMessage : public SSLHandshakeMessage
  {
  public:
    /// C'tor for this class. Currently only in use in SSLHandshakeMessage::createHandshakeMessage() and should be
    /// used by a user
    /// @param[in] data The message as raw data
    /// @param[in] dataLen Message raw data length in bytes
    /// @param[in] container The SSL handshake layer which shall contain this message
    SSLHelloRequestMessage(uint8_t* data, size_t dataLen, SSLHandshakeLayer* container)
        : SSLHandshakeMessage(data, dataLen, container)
    {}

    ~SSLHelloRequestMessage() override = default;

    // implement abstract methods

    std::string toString() const override;
  };

  /// @class SSLServerKeyExchangeMessage
  /// Represents SSL/TLS server-key-exchange message (type 12). Inherits from SSLHandshakeMessage and adds parsing
  /// functionality such as getting the server key exchange params as raw data (parsing of this may be added in the
  /// future)
  class SSLServerKeyExchangeMessage : public SSLHandshakeMessage
  {
  public:
    /// C'tor for this class. Currently only in use in SSLHandshakeMessage::createHandshakeMessage() and should be
    /// used by a user
    /// @param[in] data The message as raw data
    /// @param[in] dataLen Message raw data length in bytes
    /// @param[in] container The SSL handshake layer which shall contain this message
    SSLServerKeyExchangeMessage(uint8_t* data, size_t dataLen, SSLHandshakeLayer* container)
        : SSLHandshakeMessage(data, dataLen, container)
    {}

    ~SSLServerKeyExchangeMessage() override = default;

    /// @return A pointer to the raw data of the server key exchange params. Currently this data can only returned
    /// as raw, parsing may be added in the future. Notice that if the message is spread over more than 1 packet in
    /// a way params doesn't exist in the first packet, nullptr will be returned
    uint8_t* getServerKeyExchangeParams() const;

    /// @return The size of the params field. Notice that if the message is spread over more than 1 packet in a way
    /// the ssl_tls_handshake_layer cannot be parsed from the packet, 0 will be returned. Also, if only part of the
    /// params exist in current packet (and the rest are on consequent packets), the size that will be returned is
    /// the size of the part that exists in the current packet (and not total size of params)
    size_t getServerKeyExchangeParamsLength() const;

    // implement abstract methods

    std::string toString() const override;
  };

  /// @class SSLClientKeyExchangeMessage
  /// Represents SSL/TLS client-key-exchange message (type 16). Inherits from SSLHandshakeMessage and adds parsing
  /// functionality such as getting the server key exchange params as raw data (parsing of this may be added in the
  /// future)
  class SSLClientKeyExchangeMessage : public SSLHandshakeMessage
  {
  public:
    /// C'tor for this class. Currently only in use in SSLHandshakeMessage::createHandshakeMessage() and should be
    /// used by a user
    /// @param[in] data The message as raw data
    /// @param[in] dataLen Message raw data length in bytes
    /// @param[in] container The SSL handshake layer which shall contain this message
    SSLClientKeyExchangeMessage(uint8_t* data, size_t dataLen, SSLHandshakeLayer* container)
        : SSLHandshakeMessage(data, dataLen, container)
    {}

    ~SSLClientKeyExchangeMessage() override = default;

    /// @return A pointer to the raw data of the server key exchange params. Currently this data can only be
    /// returned as raw, parsing may be added in the future. Notice that if the message is spread over more than 1
    /// packet in a way params doesn't exist in the first packet, nullptr will be returned
    uint8_t* getClientKeyExchangeParams() const;

    /// @return The size of the params field. Notice that if the message is spread over more than 1 packet in a way
    /// the ssl_tls_handshake_layer cannot be parsed from the packet, 0 will be returned. Also, if only part of the
    /// params exist in current packet (and the rest are on consequent packets), the size that will be returned is
    /// the size of the part that exists in the current packet (and not the total size of params)
    size_t getClientKeyExchangeParamsLength() const;

    // implement abstract methods

    std::string toString() const override;
  };

  /// @class SSLCertificateRequestMessage
  /// Represents SSL/TLS certificate-request message (type 13). Inherits from SSLHandshakeMessage and adds parsing
  /// functionality such as retrieving client certificate types and authority data
  class SSLCertificateRequestMessage : public SSLHandshakeMessage
  {
  public:
    /// C'tor for this class. Currently only in use in SSLHandshakeMessage::createHandshakeMessage() and should be
    /// used by a user
    /// @param[in] data The message as raw data
    /// @param[in] dataLen Message raw data length in bytes
    /// @param[in] container The SSL handshake layer which shall contain this message
    SSLCertificateRequestMessage(uint8_t* data, size_t dataLen, SSLHandshakeLayer* container);

    ~SSLCertificateRequestMessage() override = default;

    /// @return A reference to a vector containing all client certificate types exist in this message
    std::vector<SSLClientCertificateType>& getCertificateTypes();

    /// @return A pointer to the certificate authority data as raw data (byte array). Parsing of this data may be
    /// added in the future. Notice that if this message is spread over several packets in a way none of the
    /// certificate authority data exists in this packet, nullptr will be returned
    uint8_t* getCertificateAuthorityData() const;

    /// @return The length of certificate authority data returned by getCertificateAuthorityData(). Notice that if
    /// this message is spread over several packets in a way none of certificate authority data exists in the
    /// current packet, 0 will be returned. Also, if some of the data exists in the consequent packets, the length
    /// that will be returned is the length of data exists in the current packet only (and not the total length)
    size_t getCertificateAuthorityLength() const;

    // implement abstract methods

    std::string toString() const override;

  private:
    std::vector<SSLClientCertificateType> m_ClientCertificateTypes;
  };

  /// @class SSLServerHelloDoneMessage
  /// Represents SSL/TLS server-hello-done message (type 14). This message has no additional payload except for the
  /// common payload described in SSLHandshakeMessage
  class SSLServerHelloDoneMessage : public SSLHandshakeMessage
  {
  public:
    /// C'tor for this class. Currently only in use in SSLHandshakeMessage::createHandshakeMessage() and should be
    /// used by a user
    /// @param[in] data The message as raw data
    /// @param[in] dataLen Message raw data length in bytes
    /// @param[in] container The SSL handshake layer which shall contain this message
    SSLServerHelloDoneMessage(uint8_t* data, size_t dataLen, SSLHandshakeLayer* container)
        : SSLHandshakeMessage(data, dataLen, container)
    {}

    ~SSLServerHelloDoneMessage() override = default;

    // implement abstract methods

    std::string toString() const override;
  };

  /// @class SSLCertificateVerifyMessage
  /// Represents SSL/TLS certificate-verify message (type 15). Inherits from SSLHandshakeMessage and adds parsing
  /// functionality such as retrieving signed hash data as raw data (parsing may be added in the future)
  /// @todo This message type wasn't tested in unit-tests
  class SSLCertificateVerifyMessage : public SSLHandshakeMessage
  {
  public:
    /// C'tor for this class. Currently only in use in SSLHandshakeMessage::createHandshakeMessage() and should be
    /// used by a user
    /// @param[in] data The message as raw data
    /// @param[in] dataLen Message raw data length in bytes
    /// @param[in] container The SSL handshake layer which shall contain this message
    SSLCertificateVerifyMessage(uint8_t* data, size_t dataLen, SSLHandshakeLayer* container)
        : SSLHandshakeMessage(data, dataLen, container)
    {}

    ~SSLCertificateVerifyMessage() override = default;

    /// @return A pointer to the signed hash data as raw data (byte array). Parsing of this data may be added
    /// in the future. Notice that if this message is spread over several packets in a way none of the signed hash
    /// data exists in this packet, nullptr will be returned
    uint8_t* getSignedHash() const;

    /// @return The length of signed hash data returned by getSignedHash(). Notice that if this message is spread
    /// over several packets in a way none of this data exists in the current packet, 0 will be returned. Also, if
    /// some of the data exists in the consequent packets, the length that will be returned will be the length of
    /// data exists in the current packet only (and not the total length)
    size_t getSignedHashLength() const;

    // implement abstract methods

    std::string toString() const override;
  };

  /// @class SSLFinishedMessage
  /// Represents SSL/TLS finished message (type 20). Inherits from SSLHandshakeMessage and adds parsing
  /// functionality such as retrieving signed hash data as raw data (parsing may be added in the future)
  /// @todo This message type wasn't tested in unit-tests
  class SSLFinishedMessage : public SSLHandshakeMessage
  {
  public:
    /// C'tor for this class. Currently only in use in SSLHandshakeMessage::createHandshakeMessage() and should be
    /// used by a user
    /// @param[in] data The message as raw data
    /// @param[in] dataLen Message raw data length in bytes
    /// @param[in] container The SSL handshake layer which shall contain this message
    SSLFinishedMessage(uint8_t* data, size_t dataLen, SSLHandshakeLayer* container)
        : SSLHandshakeMessage(data, dataLen, container)
    {}

    ~SSLFinishedMessage() override = default;

    /// @return A pointer to the signed hash data as raw data (byte array). Parsing of this data may be added
    /// in the future. Notice that if this message is spread over several packets in a way none of the signed hash
    /// data exists in this packet, nullptr will be returned
    uint8_t* getSignedHash() const;

    /// @return The length of signed hash data returned by getSignedHash(). Notice that if the message is spread
    /// over several packets in a way none of this data exists in the current packet, 0 will be returned. Also, if
    /// some of the data exists in the consequent packets, the length that will be returned will be the length of
    /// data exists in the current packet only (and not the total length)
    size_t getSignedHashLength() const;

    // implement abstract methods

    std::string toString() const override;
  };

  /// @class SSLNewSessionTicketMessage
  /// Represents SSL/TLS new-session-ticket message (type 4). Inherits from SSLHandshakeMessage and adds parsing
  /// functionality such as retrieving session ticket data as raw data (parsing may be added in the future)
  class SSLNewSessionTicketMessage : public SSLHandshakeMessage
  {
  public:
    /// C'tor for this class. Currently only in use in SSLHandshakeMessage::createHandshakeMessage() and should be
    /// used by a user
    /// @param[in] data The message as raw data
    /// @param[in] dataLen Message raw data length in bytes
    /// @param[in] container The SSL handshake layer which shall contain this message
    SSLNewSessionTicketMessage(uint8_t* data, size_t dataLen, SSLHandshakeLayer* container)
        : SSLHandshakeMessage(data, dataLen, container)
    {}

    ~SSLNewSessionTicketMessage() override = default;

    /// @return A pointer to the session ticket data as raw data (byte array). Parsing of this data may be added
    /// in the future. Notice that if this message is spread over several packets in a way none of the signed hash
    /// data exists in current packet, nullptr will be returned
    uint8_t* getSessionTicketData() const;

    /// @return The length of session ticket data returned by getSessionTicketData(). Notice that if this message is
    /// spread over several packets in a way none of this data exists in the current packet, 0 will be returned.
    /// Also, if some of the data exist in the consequent packets, the length that will be returned will be the
    /// length of the data existing in the current packet only (and not the total length)
    size_t getSessionTicketDataLength() const;

    // implement abstract methods

    std::string toString() const override;
  };

  /// @class SSLUnknownMessage
  /// Represents an unknown type of message or an encrypted message that PcapPlusPlus can't determine its type. In
  /// these cases length can't always be determined from the message itself (especially if the message is encrypted),
  /// so the length of this message will always be the size counted from message start until the end of the layer
  class SSLUnknownMessage : public SSLHandshakeMessage
  {
  public:
    /// C'tor for this class. Currently only in use in SSLHandshakeMessage::createHandshakeMessage() and should be
    /// used by a user
    /// @param[in] data The message as raw data
    /// @param[in] dataLen Message raw data length in bytes
    /// @param[in] container The SSL handshake layer which shall contain this message
    SSLUnknownMessage(uint8_t* data, size_t dataLen, SSLHandshakeLayer* container)
        : SSLHandshakeMessage(data, dataLen, container)
    {}

    ~SSLUnknownMessage() override = default;

    // implement virtual and abstract methods

    /// @return Always ::SSL_HANDSHAKE_UNKNOWN (overridden from SSLHandshakeMessage)
    SSLHandshakeType getHandshakeType() const override;

    /// @return The length of the data from message start until the end of the layer. Since it's an unknown type
    /// or an encrypted message the length parsed from the message can't be guaranteed to be the correct length.
    /// That's why the length returned is the size until the end of the layer
    size_t getMessageLength() const override;

    std::string toString() const override;
  };

  template <class TExtension> TExtension* SSLClientHelloMessage::getExtensionOfType() const
  {
    size_t vecSize = m_ExtensionList.size();
    for (size_t i = 0; i < vecSize; i++)
    {
      SSLExtension* curElem = const_cast<SSLExtension*>(m_ExtensionList.at(i));
      if (dynamic_cast<TExtension*>(curElem) != nullptr)
        return static_cast<TExtension*>(curElem);
    }

    return nullptr;
  }

  template <class TExtension> TExtension* SSLServerHelloMessage::getExtensionOfType() const
  {
    size_t vecSize = m_ExtensionList.size();
    for (size_t i = 0; i < vecSize; i++)
    {
      SSLExtension* curElem = const_cast<SSLExtension*>(m_ExtensionList.at(i));
      if (dynamic_cast<TExtension*>(curElem) != nullptr)
        return static_cast<TExtension*>(curElem);
    }

    return nullptr;
  }
}  // namespace pcpp

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