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olsabout 6 years ago

Interested in thoughts on the TSB outage report if anyone has read it yet: https://www.tsb.co.uk/news-releases/slaughter-and-may/

Janis Peisenieksabout 6 years ago

Hi everyone! This seems like the most appropriate channel to ask for help.
Does anyone have any experience setting up user-content domains? I.e. githubusercontent.com ?

Janis Peisenieksabout 6 years ago

We have set ours up, but it looks like it’s being somehow magically throttled/blocked by some ISP’s/Enterprise firewalls and the like. And I’m curious whether someone knows how to go about making sure that a domain like that doesn’t get blocked as suspicious

Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse)about 6 years ago

Do you mean like hotlinking to <http://raw.githubusercontent.com|raw.githubusercontent.com>?

Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse)about 6 years ago

(for this you need a proxy)

Erik Osterman (Cloud Posse)about 6 years ago

...it's not intended to be used as a CDN

Janis Peisenieksabout 6 years ago

No, no, what I mean is that we have our own CDN (i.e. janis-user-content.com) that serves the content our users upload. Basically a user-upload sandbox domain to make sure it doesn’t share any cookies with our main domain. We then serve all user-content from that CDN/Domain inside of our app.
Well some Enterprise firewalls seem to not trust our user-content domain and sporadically block it.
I’m wondering if someone else has any tips/tricks on how to make the domain look… less suspicious?

Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse)about 6 years ago

@Janis Peisenieks the domain name itself should not be suspicious to any enterprise firewalls unless it’s explicitly blocked (blacklisted)

Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse)about 6 years ago

it must be something else, e.g. headers, security settings, etc.

Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse)about 6 years ago

for example, take a look at Content-Security-Policy header, it can block many resources from loading on a site

Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse)about 6 years ago

  'Content-Security-Policy': 'frame-src <https://aaaaaaa.com>; default-src \'none\'; img-src \'self\' data: blob: *; script-src \'self\' blob: <https://aaaaaaaa.org>; style-src \'unsafe-inline\'; object-src \'none\'; frame-ancestors \'self\'; connect-src \'self\' <https://aaaaaa.com/>; base-uri \'self\'; form-action \'self\'; manifest-src \'self\'');

Janis Peisenieksabout 6 years ago

The main problem here is that it’s nowhere near consistent, and seems to happen sporadically for some users, but usually quite a few

Janis Peisenieksabout 6 years ago

which makes me think that there is something wrong (or at least not right) with our domain

Janis Peisenieksabout 6 years ago

Which makes me think that it shouldn’t be Content-Security-Policy realted

Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse)about 6 years ago

so, since Content-Security-Policy could be diff on each site, the behavior could be different

Janis Peisenieksabout 6 years ago

hmm

Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse)about 6 years ago

also, do you use SSL to load assets from your domain?

Janis Peisenieksabout 6 years ago

Yes

Janis Peisenieksabout 6 years ago

And the weird thing is that we always serve the user-content from CDN from our main domain. That part doesn’t change, which (if I understand CSP correctly) means that CSP shouldn’t be changing as well. At least we don’t change it in any way

Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse)about 6 years ago

take a look at headers and compare them on working and not working sites

Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse)about 6 years ago

something should be diff there

Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse)about 6 years ago

<https://medium.com/@tom.cook/edge-lambda-cloudfront-custom-headers-3d134a2c18a2>
<https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/Headers/Content-Security-Policy/default-src>
<https://content-security-policy.com>

Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse)about 6 years ago(edited)

these are just some of the headers that could affect it

Janis Peisenieksabout 6 years ago

The thing is that I’ve never been able to replicate on my own, and for users it usually starts working if they switch networks from their work to another network (like a hotspot). It seems to be an all-or-nothing for some users. So either all of the things from the CDN load, or none do.

Janis Peisenieksabout 6 years ago

Ok, I’ll take a look at that, thanks!

Janis Peisenieksabout 6 years ago

I just got a report from a user, and what they see is this.
This to me would indicate that something is trying to show something else than what is supposed to be there, since the certificate is issued by AWS, and is working for 99% of our other users.

Janis Peisenieksabout 6 years ago

Anyways, thank you for your time and help!

Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse)about 6 years ago

Why net::err_cert_authority_invalid error occur?
Basically, there are two main reasons for receiving this kind of error:

The Certificate authority that had issued this certificate is not trusted or the certificate has expired
and *Your system date and time are not correct*.

Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse)about 6 years ago

https://www.guildcafe.com/fix-net-err_cert_authority_invalid-error.html

Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse)about 6 years ago

Your system date and time are not correct could be the issue

Rich Allenabout 6 years ago

Question here. I'm trying to run the following on a cron like schedule.

docker run --rm -it -u $(id -u):$(id -g) linkchecker/linkchecker <https://somesite.com> -t 40 -o html > ourreport.html

Rich Allenabout 6 years ago

Spinning up an aws fargate cluster + vpc and running this on a schedule, seems like way overkill. Is there a better on-demand approach here? Lambda would timeout.

Janis Peisenieksabout 6 years ago

@Andriy Knysh (Cloud Posse) Looks like blacklisting is the issue here. This is from Cisco/Talos’ site:

Janis Peisenieksabout 6 years ago

I guess this means that one of the core problems in my case is that I didn’t know where to look to see if the domain was being blacklisted.

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