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A TLS pin mismatch right after gateway sign-in discards the credential

A certificate pin mismatch right after gateway sign-in deletes the fresh credential and exits with an explanation.

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What

If the first managed-settings request after signing in to an enterprise gateway hits a certificate pin mismatch, the credential that was just stored is deleted from secure storage and the session exits with an explanation instead of leaving a credential behind that will keep failing.

Details
  • The fetch extracts the pinned and presented certificate fingerprints into a gatewayPinMismatch field.
  • The exit message names both fingerprints (truncated) and the usual causes: several gateway nodes serving different certificates, or TLS interception on the network path.
  • If the credential cannot be removed, a warning is logged and the session still ends.
Evidence

[gateway-login] could not remove the discarded credential from secure storage

Strings lifted out of the shipped bundle, so the claim above can be checked against them.

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