Digital Certificates and Digital Signatures - Revision history

217.184.41.166: /* Decentralized Approach */

2005-02-15T21:27:48Z

Decentralized Approach

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	'''~~establish~~ SSH connection'''		'''Establish SSH connection'''
	{\|		{\|
	\|The user wants to connect to SSH-server A.		\|The user wants to connect to SSH-server A.

2005-02-15T21:26:51Z

Decentralized Approach

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 |Hashstore-file is stored under public access (Web-Server).
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2005-02-15T21:06:44Z

NOT COMPLETE (The content will be extented soon.)

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	\|Preferably using server certificates instead of server public keys.		\|Preferably using server certificates instead of server public keys.
	\|}		\|}

	== NOT COMPLETE (The content will be extented soon.)==

2005-02-15T21:05:26Z

Goals and Real-World Constraints

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	\|The user also does not trust the client’s network environment, including its DNS.		\|The user also does not trust the client’s network environment, including its DNS.
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			\|"small delta" means, that for the solution no changes in hardware or structure and only small changes in software are allowed. This is forced, because of reducing costs and fast implementation of a solution.
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2005-02-15T20:57:04Z

Goals and Real-World Constraints

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	\|The user does not trust the server machine he actually connects to until he verifies the server’s identity.		\|The user does not trust the server machine he actually connects to until he verifies the server’s identity.
	\|-		\|-
	\|he also does not trust the client’s network environment, including its DNS.		\|The user also does not trust the client’s network environment, including its DNS.
	\|}		\|}

2005-02-15T20:55:45Z

Goals and Real-World Constraints

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	'''Goals'''		'''Goals''' (more Real-World Constraints)
	{\|		{\|
	\|The solution should enable users from borrowed (but trusted) clients to establish trusted connections to their home machines.		\|The solution should enable users from borrowed (but trusted) clients to establish trusted connections to their home machines.

2005-02-15T20:54:41Z

The Solution

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	== The Solution ==		== The Solution ==
	*[[Goals and Real World Constraints]]		*Goals and Real World Constraints
	*Creating a “Poor Man’s” Certificate		*Creating a “Poor Man’s” Certificate
	*Decentralized Approach. (Implemented)		*Decentralized Approach. (Implemented)

2005-02-15T20:54:16Z

The Solution

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	== The Solution ==		== The Solution ==
	*[[Goals]]		*[[Goals and Real World Constraints]]
	*Creating a “Poor Man’s” Certificate		*Creating a “Poor Man’s” Certificate
	*Decentralized Approach. (Implemented)		*Decentralized Approach. (Implemented)

2005-02-15T20:53:31Z

Goals and Real-World Constraints

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	{\|		{\|
	\|The user trusts the client machine and his intended remote server to work correctly.		\|The user trusts the client machine and his intended remote server to work correctly.
			\|-
	\|The user does not trust the server machine he actually connects to until he verifies the server’s identity;		\|The user does not trust the server machine he actually connects to until he verifies the server’s identity.
			\|-
	\|he also does not trust the client’s network environment, including its DNS.		\|he also does not trust the client’s network environment, including its DNS.
	\|}		\|}

2005-02-15T20:52:57Z

Goals (Real-World Constraints)

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	*Semi-centralized Approach.		*Semi-centralized Approach.

	== Goals (Real-World Constraints)==		== Goals and Real-World Constraints ==

			'''Real-World Constraints'''
			{\|
			\|The user trusts the client machine and his intended remote server to work correctly.
			\|The user does not trust the server machine he actually connects to until he verifies the server’s identity;
			\|he also does not trust the client’s network environment, including its DNS.
			\|}

			'''Goals'''
	{\|		{\|
	\|The solution should enable users from borrowed (but trusted) clients to establish trusted connections to their home machines.		\|The solution should enable users from borrowed (but trusted) clients to establish trusted connections to their home machines.