X.509v3 Transport Layer Security (TLS) Feature Extension¶
Hallam-Baker, P. (2015). X.509v3 Transport Layer Security (TLS) Feature Extension.
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Mechanisms¶
- Certificate Revocation List or Status Endpoint
- Its notorious failure mode is the soft-fail: because status checks are often slow or unreachable, verifiers are configured to proceed when the answer doesn't arrive — so an attacker who simply blocks the revocation channel can restore a revoked credential to apparent validity.
This sourceExplains why absence of certificate-status information is normally inconclusive and how mandatory stapling enables immediate failure instead.
- Its notorious failure mode is the soft-fail: because status checks are often slow or unreachable, verifiers are configured to proceed when the answer doesn't arrive — so an attacker who simply blocks the revocation channel can restore a revoked credential to apparent validity.
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