How to build extension-based infrastructure [IaE] that meets enterprise security standards and passes security audits.
Extension Infrastructure = Larger Attack Surface
┌─────────────────────────────────────────┐
│ CONDUCTOR CORE │
│ ↕️ Extension API (Attack Vector 1) │
│ 📦 Pool Manager Extension │
│ ↕️ Inter-Extension Communication │ ← Attack Vector 2
│ 📊 DAG Tracker Extension │
│ ↕️ Extension API (Attack Vector 3) │
│ 📦 Artifact Store Extension │
└─────────────────────────────────────────┘
Each boundary is a potential security vulnerability
// Enterprise-grade extension signing
pub struct ExtensionSignature {
signature: Ed25519Signature,
certificate_chain: Vec<X509Certificate>,
timestamp: SystemTime,
permissions_hash: Sha256Hash,
}
impl ExtensionLoader {
pub fn verify_extension(&self, ext: &Extension) -> SecurityResult<()> {
// 1. Verify certificate chain against root CA
self.verify_certificate_chain(&ext.signature.certificate_chain)?;
// 2. Verify signature against extension hash
self.verify_signature(&ext.binary_hash, &ext.signature)?;
// 3. Verify permissions haven't been tampered with
self.verify_permissions_hash(&ext)?;
// 4. Check certificate revocation list (CRL)
self.check_revocation_status(&ext.signature.certificate_chain)?;
Ok(())
}
}
Root CA (Symphony Master Key)
├── Infrastructure CA (For internal extensions)
│ ├── Pool Manager Certificate
│ ├── DAG Tracker Certificate
│ └── Artifact Store Certificate
└── Community CA (For external extensions)
├── Verified Developer Certificates
└── Enterprise Customer Certificates