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Update profiles to include planned "tlsserver" and "shortlived" profiles #260

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aarongable opened this issue Jan 13, 2025 · 0 comments · Fixed by #258
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Update profiles to include planned "tlsserver" and "shortlived" profiles #260

aarongable opened this issue Jan 13, 2025 · 0 comments · Fixed by #258
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The "tlsserver" profile will omit:

  • Subject Common Name
  • Subject Public Key Identifier
  • TLS Client Auth EKU
  • keyEncipherment KU

The "shortlived" profile will do all of the above, and also:

  • Have a validity period of less than 7 days
  • Omit revocation information (AIA OCSP and/or CRLDP URLs)
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Make TLS Client Auth optional (#258)
672061c 
The TLS Client Auth EKU will be omitted from Subscriber Certificates
issued under the "tlsserver" profile, and likely omitted from
Subordinate CA Certificates issued later this year to comply with
Chrome's "single purpose hierarchy" requirement.

Fixes #260
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