Question. Does rustls have something to hide cert (as it is sensitive data ) in binary and memory about rustls

[cpu]

Hi there,

In that case what I think what you're looking for is outside of the scope of what rustls can provide, or what we can assist with. You're entering into the space of DRM and anti-reverse-engineering where the threat model considers the user holding the client certificate private key (embedded/distributed with your software) as adversarial. That's not a common model and in almost every case I think you're better off redesigning your system to avoid it. If you truly can't, you could try asking your question in a general support form for cryptography/security. Good luck!

[cpu]

Hi @incker,

I'm afraid your question is not very clear to me. Are you talking about a server or a client? The server certificate or a client certificate? Are you sure you don't want to protect a private key and not the certificate? A certificate is normally public data and not at all sensitive. What is your threat model?

[incker]

Ok. The case is, I have a url and a client certificate for this url. But it is possible that someone can change in client binary url and client certificate. And make requests to own server..
Unfortunately, it is not possible to solve my case in another way (for example move calculation to server)
I know that can not hide everything on client with 100% grantee. But at least i want to make it harder, to receive data from memory/binary
And to make it hard to replace data in binary