Re: [RFC] Authenticate push via PGP signature, not SSH

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Shawn O. Pearce schrieb:
> I'm currently finishing a side-band-64k protocol extension to the
> send-pack/receive-pack pair.  My next task after I flush those
> RFC patches out to the list tonight will be to prototype at least
> some of the auth1 extension I described.

I propose to make the syntax of the extension

server capability:  auth=<list of hash methods>:<challenge>
client response:    auth=<chosen hash method>

where <challenge> is a random sequence of non-blank ASCII text, not
necessarily of a fixed length, but perhaps of a minimum length.

Then we can extend the list of hash algorithms (that are used for
authentication purposes) if people think that SHA1 is not secure enough:

    auth=SHA1,SHA256:random-stuff-goes-here

I'm not a security expert, so take this with a grain of salt.

-- Hannes
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