Technical Specifications
This document outlines the technical requirements for environment authentication, SSL protocols, and authorized domain identification within the IDAI Framework.
Environment Authentication
All infrastructure nodes must implement multi-factor authentication (MFA) and utilize secure token-based authorization for all API interactions. Unauthorized access attempts are logged and reported to the central monitoring node.
SSL Protocols
Mandatory TLS 1.3 for all data in transit. Deprecated protocols (TLS 1.1, 1.0) are strictly prohibited.
Domain Identification
Authorized domains must be registered and verified through the central infrastructure registry.
Authorized Domain Identification
To ensure the integrity of the network, only authorized domains are permitted to interface with the IDAI infrastructure. Verification is performed via DNS record validation and SSL certificate transparency logs.
# Infrastructure Verification Command
$ idai-verify --domain dragonia.com --protocol tls1.3 --auth-token [REDACTED]
# Expected Output
[SUCCESS] Domain dragonia.com verified.
[SUCCESS] SSL Certificate valid (Expires: 2027-04-29).
[SUCCESS] Authentication token accepted.Infrastructure Standards
Technical partners must maintain their infrastructure in accordance with the following standards:
- Latency: Maximum 100ms for inter-node communication.
- Availability: 99.9% uptime for primary infrastructure components.
- Redundancy: Geographically distributed failover nodes for all critical services.