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According to the study, the _hosts file consists the endpoint's X509 cert/s hash/s in the same order they were seen.
And indeed the above declaration is correct and implemented.
Unfortunately, the _certs (and _names) files do not follow this scheme. Thus pairing a X509 SHA-1's cert from the _hosts file to it's base64-encoded X509 certificate itself is impossible.
Hey,
According to the study, the _hosts file consists the endpoint's X509 cert/s hash/s in the same order they were seen.
And indeed the above declaration is correct and implemented.
Unfortunately, the _certs (and _names) files do not follow this scheme. Thus pairing a X509 SHA-1's cert from the _hosts file to it's base64-encoded X509 certificate itself is impossible.
For example,
Hosts file:
Certs file:
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