Re: [Acme] Onion address validation extension
Roland Shoemaker <roland@letsencrypt.org> Thu, 09 July 2020 16:51 UTC
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Subject: Re: [Acme] Onion address validation extension
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I would be extremely uncomfortable specifying a mechanism like this. It would be a large divergence from the existing ACME specification, and would create significant traps for implementers to fall into. Specifically this would break assumptions in most existing implementations, principally that an order with valid authorizations can cause an issuance without further validation. I'm also not sure how this would gel with implementations that implement authorization reuse. It feels like this would create numerous opportunities for an implementer to accidentally allow issuance without actually doing any validation at all, for seemingly little real world benefit (presumably this would only really save one or two additional request roundtrips). I think this is an example of one of the problems with the existing CABF method of using a CSR as the data/signature transport when something else would be more appropriate. The validation mechanism and the issuance request mechanism should be as decoupled as possible to avoid people trying to stick bits of either in the wrong place. On Thu, Jul 9, 2020 at 8:51 AM Sebastian Nielsen <sebastian= 40sebbe.eu@dmarc.ietf.org> wrote: > > >>ACME protocol is not meant to proceed to CSR sending until after all > names are validated. Breaking that would cause implementation > problems. > > Thats why there should be 2 validation types, so a client who support the > new "skip ahead" validation type would know that it only needs to request > onion-2 validation type, then it would immidiately skip ahead to CSR > sending without checking if validation passed - since validation then > occurs at CSR stage. > > The reason validation is required inside ACME is because ACME (usually) > needs to contact external resources to confirm your validations, which > incurs a delay. If you can prove the ownership of the domain inside the > actual validation response (ergo a self-validating response that can be > verified "offline") theres no need to use the full blown ACME > infrastructure, then you could just submit the response inside the final > CSR. > > Of course this wouldn't work for multiple domains, why the normal > procedure with checking for validationa (onion-1) would be required. > > >>The CSRs are assumed to be self-signed, which is a problem here: > > Thats not a problem. > What I proposed, is that you create a CSR over the normal TLS certificate > (with its signature belongning the TLS certificate's key) BUT you put your > onion signature (a signature of the nonce made with the onion private key) > inside the CSR field called "CSR Challenge Password". > > So basically, you create a TOR signature with the TOR key, insert it in > your final TLS CSR (as CSR Challenge Password), and then sign the TLS CSR > with the TLS key. > > Meaning, that the CSR *are* self-signed, and that they CONTAIN the TOR > signature made with the TOR private key, making the CSR being dual-use - > both validating the onion name AND also becomes the grounds for your > certificate generation. > > > _______________________________________________ > Acme mailing list > Acme@ietf.org > https://www.ietf.org/mailman/listinfo/acme >
- [Acme] Onion address validation extension Roland Shoemaker
- Re: [Acme] Onion address validation extension Sebastian Nielsen
- Re: [Acme] Onion address validation extension Ilari Liusvaara
- Re: [Acme] Onion address validation extension Ilari Liusvaara
- Re: [Acme] Onion address validation extension Ryan Sleevi
- Re: [Acme] Onion address validation extension Sebastian Nielsen
- Re: [Acme] Onion address validation extension Roland Shoemaker
- Re: [Acme] Onion address validation extension Roland Shoemaker
- Re: [Acme] Onion address validation extension Ilari Liusvaara
- Re: [Acme] Onion address validation extension Salz, Rich
- Re: [Acme] Onion address validation extension Michael Richardson