Thales Luna 7

The Thales Luna HSM and the DPoD Luna Cloud HSM can create public key confirmation (PKC) packages. The PKC can be used to verify that the keypair was generated in the HSM, and can not be exported.

Table of contents

  1. Trust
  2. Generating Attestations
  3. Verifying Attestations
    1. Verifying Integrity
    2. Matching the Key in the CSR
    3. Verifying Key Attributes
  4. Examples

Trust

Trust for the Luna attestations are anchored in a root certificate, which is the HSM manufacturers Root Certificate. The certificate chain is described in the documentation about Verifying the HSM’s Authenticity.

For reference, for Trust ensure a trusted download from Thales.

-----BEGIN CERTIFICATE-----
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-----END CERTIFICATE-----

Generating Attestations

To generate an attestation (PKC) to send to a CA you first generate the key pair and the CSR. To generate the PKC you need to know the PKCS#11 handle of the public key. There are many ways to find this out, one way using Luna tools is using the cmu tool, available both for Luna and DPoD.

cmu list -class private -label=mykeyalias

Where mykeyalias is the PKCS#11 label of the private key. This outputs a handle (number) on Luna and an ouid on DPoD, this is what we input to the getpkc command. Download the PKC with:

cmu getpkc -outputfile=attestation.pkc –handle=5

or

cmu getpkc -outputfile=attestation.pkc -ouid=8dac020013000002badb0800

The PKC attestation file is now stored as attestation.pkc, a DER encoded PKCS#7 (CMS) file.

Verifying Attestations

Verifying attestations can be done with cmu, for Luna or DPoD.

For example

cmu verifypkc -inputFile=attestation.pkc

The downside is that the cmu command requires access to the Luna HSM where the key was generated. So this is not a good solution. The PKC package however is a standard PKCS#7 file that can be parsed with tools like openssl.

openssl pkcs7 -in attestation.pkc -inform DER -print

Verifying Integrity

TODO We are looking for instructions, please feel free to make a contribution

Matching the Key in the CSR

TODO We are looking for instructions, please feel free to make a contribution

Verifying Key Attributes

TODO We are looking for instructions, please feel free to make a contribution

Examples

> ./cmu list -class private -label=priv-rsa_1
Certificate Management Utility (64-bit) v10.5.0-470. Copyright (c) 2022 SafeNet. All rights reserved.

Please enter password for token in slot 3 : ****************

ouid=8dac020013000002badb0800	label=priv-rsa_1

> ./cmu getpkc -outputfile=attestation.pkc -ouid=8dac020013000002badb0800
Certificate Management Utility (64-bit) v10.5.0-470. Copyright (c) 2022 SafeNet. All rights reserved.

Please enter password for token in slot 3 : ****************

./cmu verifypkc -inputfile=attestation.pkc 
Certificate Management Utility (64-bit) v10.5.0-470. Copyright (c) 2022 SafeNet. All rights reserved.

Please enter password for token in slot 3 : ****************

> openssl pkcs7 -in attestation.pkc -inform DER -print
PKCS7: 
  type: pkcs7-signedData (1.2.840.113549.1.7.2)
  d.sign: 
    version: 1
    md_algs:
      <EMPTY>
...

> openssl pkcs7 -in attestation.pkc -inform DER -print_certs -out certs.pem

> openssl smime -verify -inform DER -in attestation.pkc -certfile certs.pem -nointern -noverify -nodetach

TODO Verification fails, we are looking for instructions, please feel free to make a contribution

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