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During our last meeting, we discussed how should the server/the client compute the commitment:
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Main concern: server is using a static salt which would allow an attacker to test whether keys exist in the tree
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How to ensure the server is using the right commitment scheme? Client should verify with the scheme specified
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CertificateImport: Remove non-mandatory parameter `Ensure` from the `Get-TargetResource` function
Details of the scenario you tried and the problem that is occurring:
In the resource CertificateImport there should be no need to have the non-mandatory parameter Ensure in the Get-TargetResource function.
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What would you like to be added
Add support for a DynamoDB storage backend. Although MySQL is available, it would require to run a RDS Instance for it. Extra costs, backup considerations, etc. Even with Aurora Serverless.
DynamoDB is just there, scales as needed with OnDemand pricing and has fine backup capabilities.
Why this is needed
We plan to run step-ca in AWS ECS on Farga