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Subject:
How to create extensions for x509 certificates to be used for delegating rights
Category: Computers > Security Asked by: johnnytriumph-ga List Price: $30.00 |
Posted:
14 Dec 2005 06:59 PST
Expires: 23 Dec 2005 02:29 PST Question ID: 605701 |
how do I use OpenSSL to create new extensions for x509 certificates to be used for delegating privileges? Example: Person A has a certificate which provides him with read/write privileges to a specific folder on a ftp-server. Persons B and C have no privileges on the server. Person A issues and signs a new certificate to Person B and in doing so, provides Person B with read-only privileges to the same folder. Person A issues and signs a new certificate to Person C and in doing so, provides Person C with read-and-write privileges to the same folder. The extensions should contain strings with "roles/privileges" and "delegation constraints" for example if Person B should have the privilege to delegate the "read-only" rights to a new party but Person C should not have that privilege. The server side should be able to look at the certificates from Persons A, B or C, validate them and determine from the extensions-content what rights (if any) the persons should have for any possible requests. |
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