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secure packages demo

This repo contains a sample nuget.config file with advanced security requirements based on NuGet package signatures

Trusted Signers

The trusted signers feature was announced in the blog post introducing trust policies for nuget

Trusting Repository Signatures from NuGet.org

The configuration file includes the fingerprint for the NuGet.org repository signature

<repository name="NuGet.org" serviceIndex="https://api.nuget.org/v3/index.json">
   <certificate fingerprint="0e5f38f57dc1bcc806d8494f4f90fbcedd988b46760709cbeec6f4219aa6157d" 
                hashAlgorithm="SHA256" />
      <owners>Microsoft</owners>
</repository>

Note that we are only trusting packages owned by Microsoft

To trust an specific author based on the author signature, whether it's acquired from NuGet.org or any other repository

    <author name="Rido_CA_">
      <certificate fingerprint="518F74AE79E44C7451FB5013E63D46BFF967A11AA13CD8F4586C57059AE900C9"
                   hashAlgorithm="SHA256" />
    </author>

Trusting Self Signed Certificates

In this demo, the package .\_pkgs\System.Rido.1.0.8-pre.nupkg is signed with a self-signed certificate.

NuGet policies allow to trust a certificate that does not chain to a trusted root by enabling the allowUntrustedRoot attribute

<author name="Ringo">
  <certificate fingerprint="F6B6EF6F6A9C60BC4B0A181A140C8CF1BA849B30C500FDD44F77A4C1672904B3"
               hashAlgorithm="SHA256" 
               allowUntrustedRoot="true" />
    </author>

The self-signed certificate is associated with my CertCentral account.