New PID Encryption certificate for Production Environment

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Jyjesh

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Oct 28, 2019, 8:51:35 AM10/28/19
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Dear All,

The current UIDAI certificate used to encrypt PID block in Authentication request is going to expire by 30th Dec 2019. 


Please find the new production public certificate, uidai_auth_prod.cer(Latest) in below link, which can be used straight away in authentication request to encrypt the PID block.

 

https://www.uidai.gov.in/916-developer-section/data-and-downloads-section/11349-uidai-certificate-details.html

 

All the device providers are requested to migrate their production RD service to the new certificate well before 30th Dec 2019.

Note: The new certificate is valid until 21st Oct 2022

Please tune into this space for further updates !!

Regards,
Team UIDAI.

Netaji Rao

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Oct 30, 2019, 3:23:35 AM10/30/19
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UIDAI team,

Vendors were instructed to "hardcode" the prod_encryption_cert inside RDService. Now with this new prod_cert, all the Rdservices need to be updated.

We understand the rational behind hardcoded certificate, but Rdservice upgrade will be an operational issue whenever the cert is changed, especially when customer doesn't support auto upgrade.

Why can't we allow Rdservice to fetch the encryption_certificate content or hash of the cert during init and maintain it in memory ? Do we see any issues in this approach?



Thanks,
Netaji Rao D

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Royston Mascarenhas

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Oct 30, 2019, 6:51:44 AM10/30/19
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Dear UIDAI team,

I understand there is also a requirement to pin the management server SSL cert ( at least on Android ) to prevent the 
server from being spoofed.

If we have this as a requirement across all platforms we can safely receive the UIDAI certificate from the management
server as we are sure about the identity of the server. 

We do not need to do additional hardcoding of the UIDAI certificates along with  SSL pinning which will require forced updates
on the field when either the certificates of the management server or that of UIDAI change.

best regards,
Royston.
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natekar srinivas

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Oct 30, 2019, 7:19:51 AM10/30/19
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Dear Netaji,

I think we have closed this discussion long back. Device Provider is
having enough time to roll-out new service. pls guide your customer
to upgrade service in case if they are not aware or you can have a
Hard push / Mandatory upgrade instead of soft push.

Regards,
Srinivas- UIDAI Team.
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