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Abstract key server (aks) is a minimal PGP key server to support communities
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README.md

abstract-key-server (aks)

Abstract key server (aks) is a minimal PGP key server to support communities. aks is a kind of read-only OpenPGP key server which is updated by some core administrators of a community. Those core administrators can add other trusted aks server to provide lookup of other keys via their server.

This is a work-in-progress to solve specific problems in security and information sharing communities.

Goals

  • Minimal parsing of PGP packets (to reduce complexity and software dependencies)
  • New keys are added via a specific vetted process (or at the discretion of the aks operator)
  • AKS can connect to other trusted list to query unknown keys and there is no reconciliation protocol (by design)
  • Standard HKP interface with add method disabled
  • Simple interface to filter out known malicious or rogue PGP keys
  • Fast and reliable
  • Simple namespace to group keys in a set of known members (e.g. CSIRT, MISP sharing group, organisation)

Requirements

  • ardb as storage back-end
  • Python 3.6
  • Pgpy
  • redis python library
  • Flask

Back-end format (ardb)

key type key name values
k/v k:fingerprint armored PGP key
set n:namespace set of fingerprints
set un:uid-name set of fingerprints
set uc:uid-name set of fingerprints
set ue:uid-name set of fingerprints
  • un -> name in the UID
  • uc -> comment in the UID
  • ue -> email in the UID