[Tracker-discuss] [issue527] HTTPS / SSL / Secure access

2013-12-26 Thread Martin v . Löwis

Martin v. Löwis added the comment:

I have now installed a CACert certificate, so https is available for 
bugs.python.org

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[Tracker-discuss] [issue527] HTTPS / SSL / Secure access

2013-09-30 Thread Myroslav Opyr

Myroslav Opyr added the comment:

Hi,

StartSSL used to offer Free SSL certificates for years already. The
problems (issues to remember) with their certificates are:

   1. Revocation is not free, thus it's better to keep key safe.
   2. They can refuse to issue free certificate if they consider the
   certificate they are expected to issue to be used to protect financial
   transactions (or other commercial stuff), i.e. restrictions apply.
   3. Free SSL certificate will contain an e-mail of person who requested
   the certificate
   4. For Domain Control validation (mandatory check) one should have
   access to either of the e-mail addresses: postmas...@python.org,
   webmas...@python.org, hostmas...@python.org as they send e-mail with
   validation code to one of them.
   5. Certificate is valid for 1 year only, and have to be reissued (no
   renewal, but reissuing, with same process like original one) not sooner
   then 14 days before previous expires. This can be inconvenient in case of
   some vacation schedules clash.
   6. Account at StartSSL is protected with client SSL certificate, that
   should be taken care of the person requesting the Free SSL certificate,
   i.e. there is no standard login/password to share between PC/laptop, but
   client SSL certificate to export/backup/restore/import. One should not
   forget about that personal certificate renewal as well.

Some of the items above become less inconvenient with their paid tiers, but
we're talking about free SSL certificates.

Regards,

m.

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 Martin v. Löwis added the comment:

 What is FreeSSL, and how do I get them to issue a free certificate?

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[Tracker-discuss] [issue527] HTTPS / SSL / Secure access

2013-09-30 Thread Martin v . Löwis

Martin v. Löwis added the comment:

techtonik specifically asked for FreeSSL, so I still wonder what that is.

I'm familiar with StartSSL, and the PSF infrastructure group indeed does have 
access to such certificates. The problem with the StartSSL certificate is that 
it has python.org as a subject alternative name, which is undesired due to 
the threat that arises from it if somebody breaks into bugs.python.org.

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[Tracker-discuss] [issue527] HTTPS / SSL / Secure access

2013-09-30 Thread Myroslav Opyr

Myroslav Opyr added the comment:

Ah indeed, that Alternative name thing. Yes, this is not desirable side
effect. It would be worth mentioning to StartSSL people as they are quite
security savvy and such escalation of privileges should not be a
side-effect of their free certificates.

On Mon, Sep 30, 2013 at 3:53 PM, Martin v. Löwis 
metatrac...@psf.upfronthosting.co.za wrote:


 Martin v. Löwis added the comment:

 techtonik specifically asked for FreeSSL, so I still wonder what that is.

 I'm familiar with StartSSL, and the PSF infrastructure group indeed does
 have access to such certificates. The problem with the StartSSL certificate
 is that it has python.org as a subject alternative name, which is
 undesired due to the threat that arises from it if somebody breaks into
 bugs.python.org.

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[Tracker-discuss] [issue527] HTTPS / SSL / Secure access

2013-09-28 Thread anatoly techtonik

New submission from anatoly techtonik:

Now that FreeSSL provides accessible certificates, it is no longer a stumbling 
block to implement secure access to bugs.python.org

What else needs to be done to make https://bugs.python.org working?

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