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by geofft
3494 days ago
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I don't understand the security argument you're making. Are you claiming that, if I use client certs, I am protected against a rogue CA issuing a fake certificate for web.whatsapp.com? How? If you're thinking of a protocol like Kerberos, then yes, you can derive a shared secret because there's a single-point-of-trust authentication entity (the KDC) which has knowledge of both your password and the server's password/key, and yes, your password certifies that you're talking to the right server (as long as the KDC is trustworthy). But that's not how TLS mutual auth works. |
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