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Document attacks possible when WebID Document is hosted in a Solid Storage #3

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elf-pavlik opened this issue May 20, 2024 · 3 comments

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Solid-OIDC relies on solid:oidcIssuer delegation in WebID Document, SAI, similarly, relies on interop:hasAuthorizationAgent. Compromising any of them can lead to gaining owner-level access to all storage owned by the agent WebID denotes.

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csarven commented May 21, 2024

There is also solid/solid-spec#106


After re-reading what you wrote above, are we saying the same thing: solid/solid-oidc#219 (comment) ? I mean the issuer origin. It is separate from the oidcIssuer value changing.

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Let's separate those two cases. Here, I only focus on situations where the WebID Document is compromised and the triple with solid:oidcIssuer gets changed.

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We plan to discuss it next week on Tuesday https://www.w3.org/events/meetings/b277ff65-0aad-425e-bd1d-64758cd4547a/20240604T140000/

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