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I believe in this case he's talking about MTLS: > OASA also protects these hops by issuing client certificates with 10-minute expirations after first verifying

by bb611 7y ago

I believe in this case he's talking about MTLS: > OASA also protects these hops by issuing client certificates with 10-minute expirations after first verifying your identity through our single sign-on provider, and then also verifying you are on a pre-enrolled (and approved) trusted company device.

sullivanmatt 7y ago
Basically. Since we are focusing on SSH in this post (and keep in mind that SSH is its own protocol, separate from TLS), it's conceptually the same: client has a certificate and a key, signed by a trusted certificate authority, and the client is also in possession of the server certificate authority. So then you have a bi-directional trust established. The certificates are short-lived, and issued after a successful authentication + dial request to the OASA service.