tor-browser-build/tools/authenticode_check.sh

#!/bin/sh

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# Usage:
# 1) Let OSSLSIGNCODE point to your osslsigncode binary
# 2) Change into the directory containing the .exe files and the sha256sums-unsigned-build.txt
# 3) Run /path/to/authenticode_check.sh

if [ -z "$OSSLSIGNCODE" ]
then
  echo "The path to your osslsigncode binary is missing!"
  exit 1
fi

UNSIGNED_BUNDLES=0
BADSIGNED_BUNDLES=0

mkdir tmp

for f in `ls *.exe`; do
  SHA256_TXT=`grep "$f" sha256sums-unsigned-build.txt`

  # Test 1: Is the .exe file still unsigned? I.e. does its SHA-256 sum still
  # match the one we had before we signed the .exe file? If so, notify us
  # later and exit.
  if [ "$SHA256_TXT" = "`sha256sum $f`" ]
  then
    echo "$f has still the SHA-256 sum of the unsigned bundle!"
    UNSIGNED_BUNDLES=`expr $UNSIGNED_BUNDLES + 1`
  fi

  # Test 2: Do we get the old SHA-256 sum after stripping the authenticode
  # signature? If not, notify us later and exit.
  if [ "$UNSIGNED_BUNDLES" = "0" ]
  then
    # At least we seem to have attempted to sign the bundle. Let's see if we
    # succeeded by stripping the signature. This behavior is reproducible.
    # Thus, we know if we don't get the same SHA-256 sum we did not sign the
    # bundle correctly.
    echo "Trying to strip the authenticode signature of $f..."
    ${OSSLSIGNCODE} remove-signature $f tmp/$f
    cd tmp
    if ! [ "$SHA256_TXT" = "`sha256sum $f`" ]
    then
      echo "$f does not have the SHA-256 sum of the unsigned bundle!"
      BADSIGNED_BUNDLES=`expr $BADSIGNED_BUNDLES + 1`
    fi
    cd ..
  fi
done

rm -rf tmp/

if ! [ "$UNSIGNED_BUNDLES" = "0" ]
then
  echo "We got $UNSIGNED_BUNDLES unsigned bundle(s), exiting..."
  exit 1
fi

if ! [ "$BADSIGNED_BUNDLES" = "0" ]
then
  echo "We got $BADSIGNED_BUNDLES badly signed bundle(s), exiting..."
  exit 1
fi

echo "The signatures are fine."
exit 0