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mscdex avatar mscdex commented on May 3, 2024 1

After doing some more research, these "Sec-WebSocket-" headers are a part of the draft 76 spec for websockets. The old draft 75 spec used "WebSocket-".

Along with this new draft, two "key" headers and an 8-byte body are sent in the request now. You have to strip out all non-digits from the two keys, divide each resulting number by the number of spaces in the original respective keys, convert each result of the division to big-endian, and then concatenate these numbers together as a string. Next, append the 8-byte body to the string. Lastly, create a binary MD5 hash of this string and send it as the body of the response.

I've tried to incorporate this new required security mechanism in Javascript without any luck.

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rauchg avatar rauchg commented on May 3, 2024

I don't think any stable build uses Sec* headers. Am I right?

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mscdex avatar mscdex commented on May 3, 2024

Just to update: I've managed to get the new draft (76) websocket protocol working after much debugging.

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agebrock avatar agebrock commented on May 3, 2024

Well I'll try your fork then ;)

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agebrock avatar agebrock commented on May 3, 2024

works perfect. thx 1000+ times !

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