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1 HEPKI-TAG Update EDUCAUSE/Dartmouth PKI Summit July 26, 2005 Jim Jokl University of Virginia
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2 HEPKI-TAG Activities Sponsors: EDUCAUSE, Internet2, NET@EDU Charter – Technical Activities Group (TAG) Open-source PKI software Certificate profiles Directory / PKI interaction Validity periods Client customization issues Mobility Inter-institution test projects Private Key Protection Technical issues with cross-certification Communicate results Process Biweekly conference calls Sessions at higher education events
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3 Updates to PKI-Lite PKI-Lite: using PKI technology at the LOA of the existing campus login/password system Updated policy and practices documentdocument Changes based on feedback from NMI project, etc Clarifications to hierarchical CAs, language, etc Still 9 pages, fill in the blanks format Relationship to Citizen and Commerce (C4) Policy FIPS-140 crypto, audits, CRL/OCSP required New PKI-Lite certificate profiles End Entity Bridge Environment (Authority and Subject key identifiers) EAP-TLS Microsoft OID (SubjectAlt/OtherName/PrincipalName) Certification Authority Authority and Subject Key Identifiers All profiles – more closely follow the RFCs for critical flags
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4 S/MIME Plan to update the S/MIME compatibility table with data for additional clients HEPKI-TAG coordinated a letter to Qualcomm requesting S/MIME support for Eudoraletter Qualcomm was/is developing S/MIME support for EUDORA HEPKI-TAG developed a prioritized list of features of what we’d like to see in the clientlist Looking forward to being early testers
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5 Introductory Materials Aiding Initial Campus Deployments Recall our PKI-Lite framework Using PKI for “standard” applications where you likely would have used names/passwords in the past Standard Policy/Practices document and Profiles Designed to support S/MIME, VPN, Web Authentication, etc Validated on other apps (e.g. Globus, document signing applications, etc). Newer addition: PKI-Lite RecipePKI-Lite Recipe by Steven Carmody at Brown
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6 US Higher Education Root (USHER) and Policy Background A hierarchical CA for Higher Education Issue authority certificates to campus CAs Replace and offer more than the old CREN hierarchy Initial discussions on LOA for USHER Strong procedures for USHER operations Strong process to identify campuses Discussions on requirements for schools Something heavy, C4, PKI-Lite, less, etc? Implications for when USHER cross-certifies with HEBCA? Early focus decisions Strong procedures for USHER itself; use the InCommon I&A process for schools Architect for an USHER-heavier and an USHER-Lite Focus deployment on USHER-Lite
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7 One older concept for the US Higher Education Root (USHER) USHER-Lite InCommon CA Shib Cert School CA USHER Basic/Medium School CA USHER Root
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8 Current Thinking for USHER USHER-Lite Root InCommon CA Shib Cert School CA Future USHER Basic/Medium School CA Note: InCommon CA not related to USHER in a PKI sense HEBCA
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9 USHER & Policy: Enter LionShare LionShare needs a trust fabric that works logically like PKI-Lite Verify PKI-Lite OID in cert Question: can/should USHER require at least PKI-Lite from campuses? Schools doing this anyway Strong pushback on TAG call How does USHER certify campuses Campus liability concerns Why is a requirement needed? USHER Campus CA LionShare SASL CA Short-life user certificates
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10 Current Thinking on USHER-Lite No requirements for what the campus can do using their USHER authority certificate LionShare will require the PKI-Lite Policy OID in certificates issued by the SASL-CA USHER CA profileCA Profiles include AIA for bridge cert discovery in XP
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11 Next Projects for HEPKI-TAG Continue support for USHER Maintain & update existing documents and services Signing tools projectproject Document and web form signing tools Update of S/MIME work Update compatibility matrix Eudora when ready Campus CA Audits Preparation and documents for campus auditors In the queue Windows smart card login Mobility and Hardware Token update Application integration (administrative and general) CA software More/better introductory materials Bridge application testing Grid integration & documentation Update hardware token work EAP-TLS documentation Look at SILC Insert your favorite item(s) here
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12 If you are working on these topics, consider participating in HEPKI-TAG Some references middleware.internet2.edu/hepki-tag Links to other sites, CA software, etc NET@EDU PKI for Networked Higher Education http://www.educause.edu/PKIforNetworkedHigherEdu cation/928 http://www.educause.edu/PKIforNetworkedHigherEdu cation/928 pkidev.internet2.edu PKI Labs middleware.internet2.edu/pkilabs middleware.internet2.edu/pkilabs Questions - References
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