Re: [xmpp] dialback in DNA
Peter Saint-Andre - &yet <peter@andyet.net> Fri, 17 October 2014 02:30 UTC
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Subject: Re: [xmpp] dialback in DNA
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On 10/16/14, 1:08 PM, Philipp Hancke wrote: >> I'd need to double-check XEP-0220, one of our favorite documents. ;-) >> >>>> an updated version of [XEP-0220], might define a DNA prooftype for >>>> dialback >>> >>> I just tried that and failed. >> >> How so? > > I could not figure out which proof of identity I wanted. > > Did I want the proof that the receiving server is who it claims to be? > With dialback, the proof seems to be "oh yeah, it is listening on the > port DNS says"? That's pretty bad but we know it is vulnerable to DNS > poisoning... > > For the sending server, the proof is slightly better, db:verify and > merlins spell assert the sender shares a secret with the authoritative > server. Thanks for the clarification. > I just need to write up the formal prooftype definition for both. > > It seems this is more complicated for dialback than for PKIX or > POSH/DANE because it's not symmetric there. OTOH, we might have > scenarios where we have PKIX in one direction and POSH in the other. True, that's possible. These things get messy. I think one way around the messiness is to say that DNA applies only to a single stream in a single direction. Bidi is interesting but what matters for DNA is that I check my server or peer. Peter -- Peter Saint-Andre https://andyet.com/
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