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Xray-core faces a certificate-verification bypass allegation
A reporter alleges that Xray-core concealed a certificate-verification bypass for half a year, involving its pinned-peer-certificate feature. Proxy users and maintainers should assess whether certificate checks can be bypassed in their own configurations.
- What
- A vulnerability report alleges that Xray-core's pinnedPeerCertSha256 option can bypass certificate verification.
- How
- The report says the option always skips regular verification; if custom pinning also fails, no certificate verification remains.
- Why it matters
- A verification bypass can expose users to man-in-the-middle attacks, so changes to certificate and pinning logic need careful review.
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