feat: randomize auto-generated SSL certificate Common Name#1
feat: randomize auto-generated SSL certificate Common Name#1
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Previously, the auto-generated SSL certificate used a hardcoded
Common Name ("Gozargah"). This made the node easily identifiable
by active probing and Deep Packet Inspection (DPI) scanners.
This commit replaces the hardcoded string with a configurable
environment variable `SSL_CERT_FALLBACK_DOMAIN` in `config.py`.
If the variable is not provided, it falls back to a random UUID.
This ensures each node has a unique, nondescript certificate.
Co-authored-by: appr1l <106168784+appr1l@users.noreply.github.com>
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Made the node less detectable by DPI and active scanners by randomizing the hardcoded SSL certificate Common Name (CN). Users can also specify a custom domain via the
SSL_CERT_FALLBACK_DOMAINenvironment variable.PR created automatically by Jules for task 1585447816747906652 started by @appr1l