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Ideally, the exact expiration date and time should show in the "Secret Created" page.
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and I would argue that it would be also good information (exact expiration date and time of the secret) to present to the recipient before they click on [Show me the Secret !]
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Hmm showing to any user opening the page would mean we are fetching at least metadata about the stored secret and provide it to the person viewing the page. This would enable anyone to know whether a secret exists or not without invalidating it. Currently the only way to know whether a secret exists is to fetch - and therefore invalidate - it…
I a theoretical scenario this could be used to gain knowledge a secret exists and fetch it shortly before expiring. The user then would tell the provider "Hey, there is no secret" - "Ah, you let it expire, I'll put it on again…" not knowing the secret was copied.
Sure, with a randomized 20-digit password with PBKDF2-SHA512-300k-Iterations gaining knowledge about the contents wouldn't be worth the effort in most cases (at least I hope nobody uses OTS to send secrets worth that much effort) but hmm…
TBH I'd be more comfortable not implementing the "presenting the expiry to the recipient" part.
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OK, I agree. We'll include the secret expiration date time info in the communication to the recipient, in addition with the OTS link.
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Please have a look at #93 - There are some screenshots of the new feature… What do you think?
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Related Issues (20)
- Add check in frontend implementation for `acceptedFileTypes` violation HOT 5
- ots-cli authentication support HOT 1
- Paths are saved with the attachments HOT 2
- Persistent secret cannot be found message
- Add API for Customization content & add CLI checks
- Add customization and server-side check for total size HOT 6
- Prometheus metrics HOT 3
- Make the secret data optional when using attachments HOT 1
- Improve UX for secrets with attachments HOT 5
- add a value to "Default" expiry HOT 6
- Issue with adding attachments with API HOT 17
- how to define a favicon? HOT 1
- Build from source HOT 1
- warnings from vue HOT 3
- Add a version option to ots-cli command line HOT 3
- UI enhancements HOT 5
- Feature request: passphrase protection of a secret HOT 4
- Feature request: possibility to revoke/burn a secret HOT 6
- How to use customize.yaml in an azure docker environment? HOT 1
- How to redirect logging to a file HOT 4
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