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[jira] Commented: (INFRA-2042) EOL SHA1, DSA

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Tony Stevenson commented on INFRA-2042:
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Robert.  

Can this be closed, or better yet updated so we know the current status? 

Cheers,
Tony


> EOL SHA1, DSA 
> --------------
>
>                 Key: INFRA-2042
>                 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/INFRA-2042
>             Project: Infrastructure
>          Issue Type: Task
>      Security Level: public(Regular issues) 
>          Components: Dists
>            Reporter: Robert Burrell Donkin
>         Attachments: activemq-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, ant-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, apr-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, archiva-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, avalon-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, beehive-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, buildr-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, camel-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, cayenne-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, cocoon-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, commons-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, continuum-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, couchdb-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, cxf-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, db-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, directory-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, excalibur-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, felix-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, forrest-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, geronimo-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, hadoop-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, harmony-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, hivemind-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, httpcomponents-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, httpd-rat-scan-data-2009-05-06.html, ibatis-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, incubator-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, jackrabbit-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, jakarta-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, james-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, java-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, java-repository-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, lenya-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, logging-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, lucene-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, maven-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, maven-repository-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, mina-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, myfaces-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, ode-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, ofbiz-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, openejb-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, openjpa-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, perl-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, poi-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, portals-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, qpid-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, quetz-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, roller-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, servicemix-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, shale-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, spamassassin-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, stdcxx-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, struts-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, synapse-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, tapestry-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, tcl-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, tiles-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, tomcat-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, turbine-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, tuscany-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, velocity-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, wicket-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, ws-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, xerces-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, xml-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, xmlbeans-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html, xmlgraphics-rat-scan-data-2009-05-07.html
>
>
> [PLEASE LEAVE OPEN FOR LONG TERM TRACKING]
> NIST advises [1] SHA1 has been scheduled for EOL in 2010. Recent research[2] has revealed new vulnerabilities in SHA1.  
> DSA requires a 160bit hash with SHA1 the most common choice. DSA has a 1024bit key length. This is considered too short[4] with 4096 bits being better but 8192 preferrable. Most digital signatures - including many of those which secure the WOT[3] and Apache releases- use SHA1 and SDA. 
> Debian are preparing to start transitioning away from DSA and SHA1[5]. Apache should think about how to do the same.
> [1] See http://csrc.nist.gov/publications/nistpubs/800-57/SP800-57-Part1.pdf
> [2] See http://eurocrypt2009rump.cr.yp.to/837a0a8086fa6ca714249409ddfae43d.pdf
> [3] Web Of Trust
> [4] Applied Cryptography, Long Range Factor Predications
> [5] http://www.debian-administration.org/users/dkg/weblog/48

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