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cs.CR2021★ 8 cited

F-PKI: Enabling Innovation and Trust Flexibility in the HTTPS Public-Key Infrastructure

Laurent Chuat, Cyrill Krähenbühl, Prateek Mittal +1

We present F-PKI, an enhancement to the HTTPS public-key infrastructure (or web PKI) that gives trust flexibility to both clients and domain owners, and enables certification autho…

cs.CR2019★ 1 cited

Zero-Knowledge User Authentication: An Old Idea Whose Time Has Come

Laurent Chuat, Sarah Plocher, Adrian Perrig

User authentication can rely on various factors (e.g., a password, a cryptographic key, biometric data) but should not reveal any secret or private information. This seemingly para…

cs.CR2019★ 30 cited

SoK: Delegation and Revocation, the Missing Links in the Web's Chain of Trust

Laurent Chuat, AbdelRahman Abdou, Ralf Sasse +3

The ability to quickly revoke a compromised key is critical to the security of any public-key infrastructure. Regrettably, most traditional certificate revocation schemes suffer fr…

cs.CR2018★ 41 cited

BlockPKI: An Automated, Resilient, and Transparent Public-Key Infrastructure

Lukasz Dykcik, Laurent Chuat, Pawel Szalachowski +1

This paper describes BlockPKI, a blockchain-based public-key infrastructure that enables an automated, resilient, and transparent issuance of digital certificates. Our goal is to a…

cs.CR2016★ 19 cited

RITM: Revocation in the Middle

Pawel Szalachowski, Laurent Chuat, Taeho Lee +1

Although TLS is used on a daily basis by many critical applications, the public-key infrastructure that it relies on still lacks an adequate revocation mechanism. An ideal revocati…

cs.CR2016★ 24 cited

PKI Safety Net (PKISN): Addressing the Too-Big-to-Be-Revoked Problem of the TLS Ecosystem

Pawel Szalachowski, Laurent Chuat, Adrian Perrig

In a public-key infrastructure (PKI), clients must have an efficient and secure way to determine whether a certificate was revoked (by an entity considered as legitimate to do so),…

cs.CR2015★ 69 cited

Efficient Gossip Protocols for Verifying the Consistency of Certificate Logs

Laurent Chuat, Pawel Szalachowski, Adrian Perrig +2

The level of trust accorded to certification authorities has been decreasing over the last few years as several cases of misbehavior and compromise have been observed. Log-based ap…