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authorRasmus Dahlberg <rasmus@rgdd.se>2024-10-15 16:08:16 +0200
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+\begin{kaupaper}[
+ author={%
+ \textbf{Rasmus Dahlberg} and Tobias Pulls
+ },
+ title={%
+ Verifiable Light-Weight Monitoring for Certificate Transparency Logs
+ },
+ reference={%
+ NordSec (2018)
+ },
+ summary={%
+ An often overlooked part of Certificate Transparency is that domain owners
+ are expected to inspect the logs for mis-issued certificates continuously.
+ The cost and required expertise to do so have led to the emergence of
+ third-party monitoring services that notify domain owners of newly issued
+ certificates that they subscribe to. For example, one may subscribe to
+ email notifications whenever a certificate is issued for
+ \texttt{*.example.com}. One downside of such third-party monitoring is
+ that these notification services become trusted parties with little or no
+ accountability with regard to omitted certificate notifications. We show
+ how to add this accountability and tie it to the gossip-audit model
+ employed by the Certificate Transparency ecosystem by proposing
+ verifiable light-weight monitoring. The idea is for logs to batch
+ appended certificates into an additional data structure that
+ supports \emph{wild-card (non-)membership proofs}. As a result,
+ third-party monitors can prove cryptographically that they did not omit
+ any certificate notifications selectively. Our experimental performance
+ evaluation shows that overhead can be tuned to be small for all involved
+ parts.
+ },
+ participation={\vspace{-0.75cm}
+ I had the initial idea and conducted most of the work myself. Tobias
+ mainly contributed with discussions that lead to the final design.
+ },
+ label={
+ paper:lwm
+ },
+]
+ \maketitle
+ \begin{abstract}
+ \input{src/lwm/src/abstract}
+ \end{abstract}
+
+ \input{src/lwm/src/introduction}
+ \input{src/lwm/src/background}
+ \input{src/lwm/src/lwm}
+ \input{src/lwm/src/evaluation}
+ \input{src/lwm/src/conclusion}
+
+ \input{src/lwm/src/acknowledgments}
+
+ \bibliographystyle{plain}
+ \bibliography{src/lwm/src/references}
+\end{kaupaper}