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vDSO, 32-bit time, and seccomp

vDSO, 32-bit time, and seccomp

Posted Aug 3, 2019 10:56 UTC (Sat) by chris_se (subscriber, #99706)
In reply to: vDSO, 32-bit time, and seccomp by storner
Parent article: vDSO, 32-bit time, and seccomp

> Gods, no. CRL's from a public CA are huge and the cost (time, bandwidth, storage) of downloading one would be prohibitive in most cases. You normally use OCSP which requires an HTTP(S) network connection. So socket/network access is needed.

Although in an ideal word everybody would use OCSP Stapling - that way it wouldn't require the client to do OCSP requests to arbitrary destinations, and only each server would need to perform such a request every two days or so, and that only to its own CA.


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