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Last Notes

2023-06-07 15:28:42 UTC

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📅 Original date posted:2015-01-28
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On 28-01-15 16:42, Mike Hearn wrote:
> Just as a reminder, there is no obligation to use the OS root
> store. You can (and quite possibly should) take a snapshot of the
> Mozilla/Apple/MSFT etc stores and load it in your app. We do this
> in bitcoinj by default to avoid cases where BIP70 requests work on
> some platforms and not others, although the developer can easily
> override this and use the OS root store instead.
>
Except that Mozilla/Apple/MSFT will update these certificate stores -
second their policies - and your snapshot/collection might get
outdated at a different pace than the OS-provided certificates,
depending on how you (or the package maintainer) are rolling out updates.
I am not saying that OS-provided certificate stores are a holy grail,
as they comes with their quirks&headaches (for example try to install
your CA certificate on Mac), but generally I consider shipping your
own snapshot a bad practice, as it makes the system less secure by
default for the casual user and harder to audit for the (eventual) admins.
If you are a developer, that's a whole different story.
- --
Giuseppe Mazzotta
/- Bitonic _/
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