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Update README.md to reflect getKeyInfoContent changes #470
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It seems that production code still provides possibility to use unsecure implementation (
SignedXml.getCertFromKeyInfo
):Quote from version
6.0.0
:I.e. aforementioned implementation was not removed from production code meaning that anyone could use it as a value to
getCertFromKeyInfo
option.Maybe README.md should state something like
or same in markdown
@cjbarth quick grepping of xml-crypto codebase didn't reveal any usage for
SignedXml.getCertFromKeyInfo
other than test codes (which could have test code specific implementation of getCertFromKeyInfo) andwhich might be possible to be replaced with
SignedXml.noop
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If I'm reading this correctly, and my greping is correct, nothing in the entire
node-saml
project depends on this. If it weren't for the fact that this is part of the spec, we could probably remove it entirely. However, since it is part of the spec, I feel like we have to leave this particular foot-gun in place. I'm open to discussion on this.There was a problem hiding this comment.
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I fail to see any mention at the spec that forces anyone to have dead code in their projects / production codebase.
Anyone is able to implement their own foot gun instead of blindly setting aforementioned static foot gun implementation to configuration option. In that case they have full visibility to (they coded/copy pasted it and reviewed that with peer developers) and responsibility of implications of foot gun implementation.
Alternatively someone could just set from node-saml's / xml-crypto's point of view dead code foot gun implementation for whatever reason to that configuration option and forget it and if not even peer reviewers bother to deep dive to internals of recognized/de-facto nodejs xml-crypto library to see and figure out all implications then that unlucky project might be in a world of trouble.