IRC Log for #openid on 2008-05-27
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miyagawa is Tatsuhiko Miyagawa, the author of Plagger <http://plagger.org> and works on Vox <http://www.vox.com> in Six Apart.
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- [07:54:23] <ronny>
yo
- [07:55:21] <ronny>
whats up with all the pishing-issues that are described in various blogs
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- [08:08:05] <flaccid>
ronny: up?
- [08:08:56] <ronny>
well, i just started reading up on openid, and there seem to be tonns of ways to do pishing/xss/tracking
- [08:22:50] <flaccid>
and?
- [08:24:20] <ronny>
will any future openid try to solve this, or will this just be ignored ?
- [08:27:25] <flaccid>
do you understand why phishing is possible?
- [08:29:18] <flaccid>
ronny: please read 15.3. User Interface Considerations - http://openid.net/specs/openid-authentication-2_0.html
- [08:32:05] <Chaz6>
I need a bit of reading on the use of SSL - either on the referral or the provider, or both
- [08:32:08] <ronny>
flaccid: well, phishing is possible cause the service may redirect to a malicious proxy instead of the auth provider
- [08:32:38] <flaccid>
ronny: correct.
- [08:33:08] <flaccid>
thats 15.1.2.1. Rogue Relying Party Proxying
- [08:33:33] <Chaz6>
There is also dns hijacking, which won't be solved until the root zones start signing them with dnssec
- [08:33:43] <flaccid>
thats true
- [08:33:57] <Chaz6>
Even then, you put all your trust in one organization
- [08:34:59] <flaccid>
have to trust someone..
- [08:35:39] <ronny>
hmm
- [08:36:30] <flaccid>
thats why openid providers are essentially security providers as well
- [08:42:07] <ronny>
hmmk
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- [08:47:30] <Chaz6>
The best way to protect yourself against these attacks is to sign into your provider at the start of a browsing session
- [08:47:50] <Chaz6>
Then if ever you get prompted to log in again, you can be reasonably sure that a phishing attack is being performed
- [08:48:25] <flaccid>
true. excpet for the session timeout with the provider
- [08:48:56] <Chaz6>
I have a setting with my provider that doesn't let me log in through a referral, so that's also another indicator
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- [08:49:46] <Chaz6>
There is still the flaw of the browser though
- [08:50:07] <Chaz6>
I think it's impossible to log in using a different browser as there are few that can share cookie stores
- [08:50:36] <Chaz6>
I suppose you could dig it out by hand and copy it, but that's not straight forward
- [08:51:09] <Chaz6>
I don't think the browser is that susceptible to being hijacked though
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im not sure why php-openid server/example uses openid_url for the local login username in the form etc.?
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- [13:16:48] <Chaz6>
Someone seems to have tried to trademark the OpenID logo and text in the UK
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- [13:50:00] <peace-keeper>
how mean
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- [14:46:08] <nicomen>
can I download the source of the diagnose-server on openidenabled somewhere?
- [14:46:13] <nicomen>
would like to run it offline
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- [17:11:59] <jibot>
metadaddy is Pat Patterson - http://blogs.sun.com/superpat/ - federation architect at http://www.sun.com/identity/ and Sun's 'community guy' on http://opensso.dev.java.net/
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- [17:46:09] <Jj>
hey
- [17:46:36] <Jj>
I'm looking for OpenID info and besides specs I find lots of articles listing security issues...
- [17:46:48] <Jj>
and I can't really find any site addressing them
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- [17:49:53] <Chaz6>
Jj: Are these the phishing attacks that seem to be all the rage in blogs right now?
- [17:51:06] <Jj>
Chaz6: yes, mostly..
- [17:51:20] <Jj>
I know that's not an OpenID issue, that will happen with whatever technology
- [17:51:35] <Chaz6>
Jj, well then really I should write a post about it seeing as noone else has
- [17:51:45] <Jj>
but there are not many pro openid
- [17:51:48] <Chaz6>
There are two simple ways to prevent phishing attacks
- [17:52:10] <Chaz6>
Firstly, sign into your account at the beggining of your session. If you get prompted to log in again, you know you're being attacked.
- [17:52:26] <Chaz6>
Secondly, use a provider which prevents log-ins through referrals.
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- [17:52:38] <Jj>
asn in the http referer?
- [17:53:17] <Chaz6>
I mean, when you login to an RP and it redirects to your provider, the provider asks you to sign in at their official log-in page
- [17:54:06] <Jj>
yes.. but that could be spoofed
- [17:54:22] <Jj>
Is it possible to embed the username and pw fields in the RP sites via Iframe or such?
- [17:54:40] <Chaz6>
Yes, if you do not trust the administrator(s) of the machine and/or network you are using
- [17:54:43] <Jj>
I think google does something similar with their own auth system
- [17:54:56] <Chaz6>
Jj, that won't work when the provider prevents logins through referrals
- [17:55:07] <Chaz6>
I know that if ever a site prompts me for credentials, then it's an attack
- [17:55:18] <Chaz6>
Besides, I don't even use a username and password to login to my provider
- [17:55:30] <Chaz6>
So trying to get those is pretty futile
- [17:56:08] <Jj>
yes. I like that idea about other kind of credentials
- [17:56:17] <Jj>
but general public isnt ready for that yet
- [17:56:25] <Jj>
we are developing a site of websites
- [17:56:39] <Chaz6>
No, the best thing that a user can do is to open a new browser window in order to log into their provider
- [17:56:59] <Jj>
for which we wanted to use openid, as provider
- [17:57:09] <Jj>
hahaha, but my gradma wont do that
- [17:57:11] <Chaz6>
Either that or choose a provider that provides authentication methods other than plaintext (for example openid.ee)
- [17:57:19] <Jj>
we are aiming to those kinda users
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- [17:57:47] <Chaz6>
Indeed, the problem is education
- [17:57:57] <Jj>
yes :-\
- [17:58:09] <Jj>
My team is arguing about implementing some auth system for our own apps
- [17:58:19] <Chaz6>
The best thing you can do as a provider is to educate your users. I think that it would be good if it was mandatory to use the official log-in url of the provider
- [17:58:52] <Jj>
when i wanted to deploy a local OP and have my own apps use taht OP
- [17:59:18] <Chaz6>
OpenID may not be the best solution for your situation
- [18:00:00] <Jj>
this will be an open site... but i wanted to save the hassle to develop another auth system
- [18:00:19] <Chaz6>
Look at single sign-on systems such as Atlassian Crowd, PingIdentity and OpenSSO
- [18:00:38] <Chaz6>
OpenID is merely one mechanism you can use for federation
- [18:00:57] <Chaz6>
The first two I know support OpenID
- [18:01:04] <Chaz6>
OpenSSO I am not sure of
- [18:01:27] <Jj>
the apps we're delveloping will be for general internet use
- [18:01:49] <Jj>
but we will be in control of the first 10 sites... for which I thought openid could be a solution
- [18:01:56] <Chaz6>
Right, then you probably want to consider supporting OpenID as a relying party
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- [18:03:52] <Chaz6>
It sounds as though what you need is a combination of the two
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- [18:04:16] <Jj>
I liked the openid idea, but people in the project wont take the chance to 'educate' users
- [18:04:21] <Chaz6>
E.g. I sign-up as a user with my OpenID, and I create an account, with which I can use any of the 10 different websites
- [18:04:41] <Jj>
That's what we're trying to do
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- [18:05:02] <Chaz6>
What the web certainly doesn't need is another OpenID provider
- [18:05:28] <Chaz6>
As all the big web sites are becoming providers and not consumers, it defeats the point of the system
- [18:05:45] <Jj>
In our case the provider isn't just a plain provider, but an actual site.
- [18:06:05] <Chaz6>
Such as livejournal, aol, yahoo, etc etc
- [18:06:16] <Jj>
and we intended to use that to sell the idea to the VP that when you use openid you have also a userbase
- [18:06:30] <Jj>
yes... but people in Peru dont even know that they are OPs
- [18:07:28] <Chaz6>
OpenID isn't necessarily an existing user-base, as users still need an account on the site (unless it's for simple things like leaving comments)
- [18:07:48] <Jj>
hey, i'll be back later
- [18:07:49] <Jj>
thanks!
- [18:07:55] <Chaz6>
Ok! Take care
- [18:08:05] <Jj>
thanks~
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