Matter (formerly Project CHIP) creates more connections between more objects, simplifying development for manufacturers and increasing compatibility for consumers, guided by the Connectivity Standards Alliance.
The algorithm specified in section "6.2.4.1. Conceptual algorithm for revocation set construction" should be built and usable against TestNet schema, MainNet schema, and against a file containing an array of JSON records equivalent to getting all revocation distribution points from TestNet or MainNet.
The output file should have a JSON format of:
[
{
"type": "revocation_set",
"issuer_subject_key_id": "<issuer subject key ID as uppercase hex, 20 bytes>",
"issuer_name": "<ASN.1 SEQUENCE of Issuer of the CRL as base64>",
"revoked_serial_numbers:
[
"serial1 bytes as base64",
"serial2 bytes as base64"
]
}
]
This should be built as a Python script, using dependencies in the repos. This will be usable to provide an input to device attestation revocation "basic proof of concept" implementation.
The algorithm specified in section "6.2.4.1. Conceptual algorithm for revocation set construction" should be built and usable against TestNet schema, MainNet schema, and against a file containing an array of JSON records equivalent to getting all revocation distribution points from TestNet or MainNet.
The output file should have a JSON format of:
This should be built as a Python script, using dependencies in the repos. This will be usable to provide an input to device attestation revocation "basic proof of concept" implementation.
See https://github.com/project-chip/connectedhomeip/blob/master/credentials/fetch-paa-certs-from-dcl.py for an example of a script making use of DCL to download DCL schema entries.