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- Related: #6359
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The mailing list was linked, but now there is a proper documentation
page.
- Releases: 0.4.0
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Nicknym server is authoritative for its own domain, but for others it might
retrieve keys from key servers. On keys from the same domain we set the
validation level to 'Provider Trust'. For other domains in the email
address we set it to 'Weak Chain' as we don't have info about its source.
Resolves: #6815
Related: #6718
Releases: 0.4.0
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Don't throw an exception if verification fails
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For that that now the type is the class.__name__ instead of
str(class)
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This is needed to prevent roll back attacks where the attacker push us
to accept a key with an old expiration date that could be use to push an
untrusted key when after it's expiration.
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binary keys support is still missing
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Don't fit with the logic of the keymanager and it's not use except for
some commented code in bitmask_client
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