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Fix CASEServer cleanup to not nuke unrelated CASE handshakes. #23644
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Fix CASEServer cleanup to not nuke unrelated CASE handshakes. #23644
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PR #23644: Size comparison from bbf3111 to f4ac24c Increases (17 builds for bl602, bl702, k32w, linux, mbed, nrfconnect, qpg, telink)
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PR #23644: Size comparison from bbf3111 to 1e7384e Increases (36 builds for bl602, bl702, cc13x2_26x2, cyw30739, efr32, esp32, k32w, linux, mbed, nrfconnect, psoc6, qpg, telink)
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We could run into a problem when an invalid Sigma1 (e.g. not matching any fabric) was received, because we would do the following: 1) Call CASEServer::OnSessionEstablishmentError from inside CASESession::OnMessageReceived, which would queue a task to blow away the CASEServer state and start listening for new CASE handshakes (PrepareForSessionEstablishment). 2) Return an error from CASESession::OnMessageReceived, which would cause us to synchronously do call PrepareForSessionEstablishment. If we now got a new Sigma1 before the async task ran (e.g. if it was already waiting in the queue), we could respond to the Sigma1 with Sigma2Resume, then the async task would run and blow away our state. We would end up in a situation where the other side then sends a StatusResponse and thinks CASE is established, but on our end we don't recognize the session ID for the session they think has been established. The fix is to restrict the async behavior to the one case it's actually needed (OnSessionReleased), for both CASE and PASE, to synchronously call PrepareForSessionEstablishment from OnSessionEstablishmentError, and to remove the now-redundant PrepareForSessionEstablishment call on error return from CASESession::OnMessageReceived.
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We could run into a problem when an invalid Sigma1 (e.g. not matching any fabric) was received, because we would do the following:
Call CASEServer::OnSessionEstablishmentError from inside
CASESession::OnMessageReceived, which would queue a task to blow away the
CASEServer state and start listening for new CASE handshakes
(PrepareForSessionEstablishment).
Return an error from CASESession::OnMessageReceived, which would cause us to
synchronously do call PrepareForSessionEstablishment.
If we now got a new Sigma1 before the async task ran (e.g. if it was already waiting in the queue), we could respond to the Sigma1 with Sigma2Resume, then the async task would run and blow away our state.
We would end up in a situation where the other side then sends a StatusResponse and thinks CASE is established, but on our end we don't recognize the session ID for the session they think has been established.
The fix is to restrict the async behavior to the one case it's actually needed (OnSessionReleased), for both CASE and PASE, to synchronously call PrepareForSessionEstablishment from OnSessionEstablishmentError, and to remove the now-redundant PrepareForSessionEstablishment call on error return from CASESession::OnMessageReceived.