[Acme] Dnsdir last call review of draft-ietf-acme-onion-04

2024-11-15 Thread Peter van Dijk via Datatracker
Reviewer: Peter van Dijk Review result: Ready I reviewed -02 earlier, which was already in great shape. My editorial nits were addressed (by merging my github PR), and the proposed note about CT was added too. I have no further comments or requests! _

[Acme] Re: RFC 8555 challenge response proposal

2024-11-15 Thread Rob Stradling
Jeremy, > Section 7.5.1 of RFC 8555 states the client sends an empty JSON body POST > request to the challenge URL to confirm it's ready for validation. This > seems, perhaps, overly restrictive, and certainly inefficient for > authorization types that are able to produce a valid challenge resp

[Acme] Re: RFC 8555 challenge response proposal

2024-11-15 Thread Michael Richardson
Jeremy Hahn wrote: > An attestation authorization still needs to be verified with a challenge, > so setting it to valid in the new-order request does not seem like it would > work. I think what's best for device attestation is the ability to send the > attestation / challenge re

[Acme] Re: RFC 8555 challenge response proposal

2024-11-15 Thread Ilari Liusvaara
On Mon, Nov 11, 2024 at 05:07:58PM -0500, Jeremy Hahn wrote: > An attestation authorization still needs to be verified with a challenge, > so setting it to valid in the new-order request does not seem like it would > work. I think what's best for device attestation is the ability to send the > atte

[Acme] Re: RFC 8555 challenge response proposal

2024-11-15 Thread Jeremy Hahn
An attestation authorization still needs to be verified with a challenge, so setting it to valid in the new-order request does not seem like it would work. I think what's best for device attestation is the ability to send the attestation / challenge response at the same time the challenge is accept