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Opened Sep 27, 2012 by David Fifield@dcf

Rehearse email registration helper key compromise

What happens if the Gmail password or RSA private key in #6383 (closed) is compromised? We should simulate that situation, and document the steps needed to recover from it.

The steps to be taken probably include at least

  • Deactivate the Gmail account.
  • Create a new Gmail account (or use one already created in reserve) with a new password.
  • Set up a new application-specific IMAP password (see #6986 (closed)).
  • Install the application-specific password on the facilitator.
  • Generate a new RSA keypair and install on the facilitator.
  • Insert the new email address and RSA public key in the flashproxy-reg-email program.
  • Build new flashproxy-client packages with the new email address and public key.
  • Security announcement of new packages.
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Reference: legacy/trac#6987