TrustBase: An Architecture to Repair and Strengthen...
summary
Architecture that moves certificate validation into the OS and demonstrates a Linux prototype that uses a loadable kernel module to intercept socket traffic, suspend TLS handshakes, and query a local policy engine with plugin support (CA checks, pinning, OCSP, CRLsets, DANE, notary, cipher auditing). Prototypes for Android and Windows exist, administrator-controlled policies and capability restrictions prevent local bypasses, tests show negligible overhead and universal compatibility across dozens of apps.
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- 0:00Start
- 0:13Architecture To Repair and Strengthen Certificate Based Authentication
- 7:40Design Goals
- 9:20Overview
- 14:15Certificate Pinning
- 14:33Ocsp Checking and Crl Set Checking
- 15:14Cipher Suite Auditor
- 22:08Conclusion
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