ios - How to compare SSL certificates using AFNetworking -


in iphone app i'm using https connection self-signed ssl certificate download sensible data (username , password) server.

this app private use only, not meant production.

i'm using afnetworking manage https connection but, since certificate isn't signed ca, in order make work had add following header of afurlconnectionoperation class:

#define _afnetworking_allow_invalid_ssl_certificates_ 1 

but app allow certificate.

is there way allow certificate server maybe bundling in app , comparing certificate provided server in https connection? , if possible, there significant advantage in terms of security?

i'm new security , i'm kind of confused.

the term you're looking ssl pinning, app verifies known certificate or public key matches 1 presented remote server.

afnetworking supports both pinning certificates or public keys. you'll need add certificate(s) or public key(s) app's bundle, , enable feature setting either defaultsslpinningmode property on afhttpclient or sslpinningmode property on afurlconnectionoperation.

you can pin using afsslpinningmodepublickey or afsslpinningmodecertificate. afsslpinningmodecertificate means server's certificate must match 1 of in bundle.

afsslpinningmodepublickey more liberal , means server's certificate must match public key in bundle, or public key attached certificates in bundle.

there's example of setting pinning mode in appdotnet example.


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