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Examples of handling TOFU and client certificates with mbedTLS (in C)? — As a rite of passage I've decided to make a Gemini client in C, and as I'm new to SSL/networking, I have no idea how to handle TOFU or client certificates with mbedTLS. Has anyone else specifically made a gemini client with it? Or would you recommend that I try to figure out another SSL library? I avoided OpenSSL because the documentation seemed incomprehensible, but mbedTLS' documentation isn't much better. As an aside, I...

=> 💬 QuARC · 3 comments · 1 like · 2024-03-21 · 10 months ago · #certificates #client_certificates #encryption

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Dragonlady: Client Side encryption for Gemini — V0.1 Following the tradition of using space themed name, we present "Dragonlady" protocol an addon to gemini to enable client side symmetrical encryption named after the infamous codename used for U2 space spy plane. TLDR This proposal would enable to have client side encryption to gemini with an addon. This is backward compatible with clients not supporting it. We are looking for feedback and we are curious to know what the gemini community...

=> 💬 ran-ford · 11 comments · 1 like · 2023-12-18 · 1 year ago · #certificates #client_certificates #encryption #programming

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client cert expiration — This may have been mentioned before but when I was setting up my first client certificate (this one) I only gave it a couple years before it expired. I guess it's not a huge deal to add another cert here on bubble and on station but is there anything I might be missing? I can't think of anything. I know this dips into user verification but didn't want to open that rabbit hole again.

=> 💬 gritty · 1 comment · 2023-07-17 · 2 years ago · #client_certificates

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hobby coder here with a question. When implementing client authentication, do we just store the tls client hash? If so how is this not able to be spoofed? I'm guessing there is some public key authentication going on in the background. looking at the spec and some searches only helped a little.

=> 💬 gritty · 4 comments · 2023-05-27 · 2 years ago · #certificates #client_certificates #programming

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