Cap the incoming DTLS handshake messages size the same way we do for
TLS. If handshake messages claim to be larger than the largest allowed
certificate message, we error out.
1. One of the error string was >80 bytes long. Shortened it.
2. The function that copies an error string to an output array needs to
ensure the string is still null terminated.
3. Added a check to the wolfCrypt test to see that error strings aren't
>= 80 bytes long.
When building with `WOLFSSL_ALT_CERT_CHAINS` a peer's presented CA could be incorrectly added to the certificate manager, marking it as trusted.
Began in PR #1934
ZD 9626
1. Updated the window scrolling. There was a couple off-by-one errors in
the DTLS window handling. They canceled each other out, but there was a
rare case where they would shift too much.
When encrypting with AES-GCM, AES-CCM, or PolyChacha, do not increment
the DTLS sequence number. The sequence number should only be incremented
in BuildMessage. This was done because the sequence number used to be
incremented after calculating the HMAC or after the encrypt for AEAD
ciphers. The HMAC has been separated from the sequence increment.
1. When getting the DH public key, initialize the P, G, and Pub pointers
to NULL, then set that we own the DH parameters flag. This allows
FreeSSL to correctly clean up the DH key.
* Fixed `set1_curves_list` API's to use `const char*` for names.
* Fixed `ossl_typ.h` to include `ssl.h` compatibility.
* Added `SSL_CTX_up_ref`.
* Added `wolfSSL_set1_curves_list`
* Added `TLS_method` and `DTLS_method`
* Added `SSL_CIPHER_standard_name`.
* Added `X509_STORE_CTX_get0_cert`
* Added `SSL_CTX_set_cert_verify_callback`.
* Enabled "either" side support when `--enable-opensslall` is used.
* Changed `SSL_CIPHER_get_rfc_name` to use `wolfSSL_CIPHER_get_name` instead of stub.
1. When retaining the handshake resources for a session using resumption, do not delete the peer's certificate. If keeping peer certificates is enabled, the certificate needs to exist so it may be examined.
2. Free the saved peer certificate when receiving a peer certificate during a renegotiation.
