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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 4/17/15 4:32 PM, Cantor, Scott
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What is the key being used for? There is no way for you to unilaterally roll an encryption key. They have to have the ability to load both keys and decrypt with either.
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That doesn't work for encryption. They MUST also load both or you're done here.
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My boss asked me about this yesterday. I don't see the original
message from Canvas, but from what I understood they don't support
multiple decryption keys on their side. It sounded like they were
advising there would be a flag day, and everyone would have to
change their locally-defined encryption key in lock step with
Canvas. Which if true, is obviously insane and broken. Again, this
might not be the case, but that's what I was lead to believe - the
email from them apparently says something to the effect of "you must
update your Canvas encryption key on date X, or things will break".<br>
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And it also sounded like they're doing this solely b/c the Canvas
*cert* containing the key expires on April 22 (?). Which of course
is a whole 'nother issue - the Shib IdP doesn't even look at the
cert data when encryption, it just uses the public key. (And of
course they could just publish a new cert with the same public key,
and avoid all the breakage, but sounds like they're not doing that.)<br>
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