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* Add Yubico FIDO Root CA Serial 450203556 * Use Attestation Root instead of FIDO Root CA * Refactor * Make Tests Consistent When I was originally writing the Mozilla handler for this library, I didn't implement hashing of the challenge because there is no way to take in a challenge from a remote host. This is why @timweri had to remove the hashing from the test in his earlier commits. We now generate random data first, then hash it such that we can get the preimage to test it properly. This also will allow us to extend the API into the future to allow remote challenges for key generation verification. * Bump version * Add new PIV root CA and intermediates --------- Co-authored-by: Mitchell Grenier <mitchell@confurious.io>
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Status: Doesn't build
All of these are untested. Just committing for visbility.
It seems like
x509-certdoesn't implement cert signature verification.