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| Name: arti | Distribution: openSUSE Tumbleweed |
| Version: 1.1.12~0 | Vendor: openSUSE |
| Release: 1.2 | Build date: Fri Feb 2 23:28:33 2024 |
| Group: Unspecified | Build host: i04-ch4a |
| Size: 7516672 | Source RPM: arti-1.1.12~0-1.2.src.rpm |
| Packager: https://bugs.opensuse.org | |
| Url: https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/core/arti | |
| Summary: An implementation of Tor, in Rust. | |
An implementation of Tor, in Rust.
Apache-2.0 OR MIT
* Mon Jan 15 2024 eyadlorenzo@gmail.com
- Update to version 1.1.12~0:
Arti 1.1.12 continues work on support for running onion services.
You can now launch an onion service and expect it to run,
though the user experience leaves a lot to be desired.
Don't rely on this onion service implementation for security yet;
there are a number of [missing security features]
we will need to develop before we can recommend them
for actual use.
https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/core/arti/-/blob/3c44d849f4c3332ccbb86328392d54e7c1d8e9b6/CHANGELOG.md
- Updated the ignored RUSTSEC advisories, as per the project
recommended way of building the crate
* Fri Dec 08 2023 eyadlorenzo@gmail.com
- Update to version 1.1.11:
Arti 1.1.11 continues work on support for running onion services.
Onion services are now working in our testing, and we expect we'll
have something testable by others in our next release.
Arti 1.1.11 also increases our MSRV (Minimum Supported Rust Version)
to 1.70, in accordance with our [MSRV policy].
[#]## Onion service development
- Correct our handling of BEGIN and END messages to bring them
into conformance with the C Tor implementation and the specification.
([#1077], [!1694], [!1738])
- In our key manager, use macros to define key specifiers, instead of
repeating the same boilerplate code. ([#1069], [#1093], [!1710],
[!1733])
- Refactoring and refinement on the definitions of onion-service-related
errors. ([!1718], [!1724], [!1750], [!1751], [!1779])
- Add a "time-store" mechanism for (as correctly as possible) storing and loading
future timestamps, even in the presence of system clock skew ([!1723], [!1774])
- Implement a replay-log backend to prevent INTRODUCE replay attacks
against onion services. ([!1725])
- Improved encoding for key-denotators in the key manager. ([#1063],
[#1070], [!1722])
- Allow a single key to have more than one denotator in its path.
([#1112], [!1747])
- Use an order-preserving-encryption back-end to generate
monotonically increasing revision counters for onion service
descriptors. We do this to ensure a reproducible series of counters
without leaking our clock skew. ([#1053], [!1741], [!1744])
- Deprecate key types for INTRODUCE-based authentication:
C tor has never implemented this, and we do not plan to implement it
without additional specification work. ([#1037], [!1749])
- When establishing an introduction point, send the `intro_dos`
extension as appropriate. ([#723], [!1740])
- Added conversion functions and initial persistence support for
introduction point keys. ([!1756])
- Start work on introduction point persistence. ([!1755], [!1765]).
- Revert to our intended configuration format for onion service proxy rules.
([#1058], [!1771])
[#]## Client features
- Backend and API code for the "ntor-v3" circuit-extension handshake.
This handshake adds the ability to send additional options
from the client to the relay when creating or extending a circuit,
and will eventually be used to negotiate protocol features like
RTT-based congestion control and UDP-over-Tor support.
([!1720], [!1739])
* Mon Nov 13 2023 eyadlorenzo@gmail.com
- Update to version 1.1.10:
Arti 1.1.10 continues work on support for onion services in
Arti. At last, we can (technically) run as an onion service...
though not yet in a useful way. (Onion services don't yet recover
correctly after a restart, outdated keys are not removed, and we
are missing other important security features.)
[#]## Breaking changes in lower-level crates
- The [`IoErrorExt`] trait in [`tor-basic-utils`] is now
sealed. ([!1654])
- The [`Requestable`] trait in [`tor-dirclient`] is now sealed,
and most of its members are now private. ([!1679])
- In [`tor-cell`], stream and circuit IDs are now inherently
non-zero. To represent an ID that might be zero on the wire, we
now use
`Option<StreamId>` or `Option<CircId>`. ([#1080], [!1697])
- In [`tor-cell`], `CREATE2` handshake types are no longer raw
`u16` values. ([!1703])
- In [`tor-cert`], `encode_and_sign` now returns an
`Ed25519EncodedCert` rather than a raw `Vec<u8>`. ([!1702])
[#]## Client features
- Arti can now be configured to listen for connections on
multiple arbitrary addresses—not just `localhost`. ([!1613])
[#]## Key manager
- The key manager code now has improved support for generating
keypairs, keys with derived data, and other structures needed for
onion services. ([!1653])
- The key manager now encodes whether a key is private or public in its
file extension. ([!1672])
- The key manager now disallows path components that could lead
(under some programming errors) to directory traversal. ([!1661])
- We can now list keys by path and type; this is important so that
we can identify disused keys and eventually expire them. ([!1677])
See https://gitlab.torproject.org/tpo/core/arti/-/blob/c39857a8a63200ed5ed539d1f9231b05d7da7e0d/CHANGELOG.md
for more info
* Mon Oct 30 2023 Guillaume GARDET <guillaume.gardet@opensuse.org>
- Add _constraints file to avoid build failures
* Wed Oct 25 2023 Eyad Issa <eyadlorenzo@gmail.com>
- Run format_spec_file service
* Fri Oct 20 2023 Eyad Issa <eyadlorenzo@gmail.com>
- Version 1.1.9
/usr/bin/arti
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