Handle master key trust during E2EE set up

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Hugh Nimmo-Smith 2022-10-14 13:46:57 +01:00
parent de4232dff5
commit e439b72e48
1 changed files with 11 additions and 4 deletions

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@ -176,10 +176,17 @@ class Rendezvous(
crypto.setDeviceVerification(DeviceTrustLevel(locallyVerified = true, crossSigningVerified = false), userId, verifyingDeviceId) crypto.setDeviceVerification(DeviceTrustLevel(locallyVerified = true, crossSigningVerified = false), userId, verifyingDeviceId)
// TODO: what do we do with the master key? // TODO: what do we do with the master key?
// verificationResponse.master_key ?.let { verificationResponse.master_key ?.let { masterKeyFromVerifyingDevice ->
// // set master key as trusted // set master key as trusted
// crypto.setDeviceVerification(DeviceTrustLevel(locallyVerified = true, crossSigningVerified = false), userId, it) crypto.crossSigningService().getMyCrossSigningKeys()?.masterKey()?.let { localMasterKey ->
// } if (localMasterKey.unpaddedBase64PublicKey == masterKeyFromVerifyingDevice) {
Timber.tag(TAG).i("Setting master key as trusted")
crypto.crossSigningService().markMyMasterKeyAsTrusted()
} else {
Timber.tag(TAG).w("Master key from verifying device doesn't match: $masterKeyFromVerifyingDevice vs $localMasterKey")
}
} ?: Timber.tag(TAG).i("No local master key")
} ?: Timber.tag(TAG).i("No master key given by verifying device")
// request secrets from the verifying device // request secrets from the verifying device
Timber.tag(TAG).i("Requesting secrets from $verifyingDeviceId") Timber.tag(TAG).i("Requesting secrets from $verifyingDeviceId")