Re: [SECMECH] Re: Identity Protection in EAP-TLS

Mohamad Badra <badra@enst.fr> Wed, 07 June 2006 00:01 UTC

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To: Simon Josefsson <jas@extundo.com>
Subject: Re: [SECMECH] Re: Identity Protection in EAP-TLS
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Hi Simon,

Simon Josefsson a écrit:
> How would your approach compare to using TLS-PSK to set up a TLS
> connection, and then within that TLS session, re-handshake with client
> certificates?  The client certificates would then be encrypted.

The document assumes that there is no PSK shared between the client and 
the server. Thus, there is no way to encrypt the certificate unless we 
key derived from the premaster secret (per-session key).

We already published a document (EAP-Double-TLS) which runs like your 
approch: establishing a TLS shared secret Handshake to set up a 
protected connection and therefore an Handshake with certificate exchange.

> /Simon

Best regards
Badra



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