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RP_PP_SM_Revocation_008b_UF

Objective

Verify that the Relying Party does not use a Status List Token in CWT format whose signer is not trusted.

References

  • [Token Status List] section 5.2, 8.3
  • [RFC8392] section 7.2
  • [HAIP] section 6.1
  • [Token Status List] section 11.3
  • [ARF] Annex 2, PPNot_05, VCR_13, VCR_14
  • [ETSI TS 119 602]
  • [CIR 2024/2979 amended] Annex II

Profile applicability

  • Relying Party requests credentials in ISO/IEC 18013-5 mdoc format.
  • Relying Party checks the revocation status of PIDs.

EUDI-wallet relevancy

EUDI_generic | EUDI_required

Technology

  • Presentation of a credential in ISO/IEC 18013-5 mdoc format.
  • Status List Token in CWT format.

Preconditions

  1. The Relying Party is set to default_configuration_rp_1.
  2. The test environment publishes default_trust_configuration_rp, and the Relying Party has loaded it.
  3. Test case RP_WS_IA_MainInteraction_001b passed in the same environment.
  4. Every credential presented in this test case references a status list URI from which the Relying Party has not retrieved a status list before.

Test Scenario

  1. Perform a presentation for default_query_pid in which the Conformance Wallet presents default_credential_pid in a valid Authorization Response, while the Test Status Provider serves, for the status list referenced by the credential, a Status List Token that holds the value 0x00 at the credential's index and is valid in every other respect, except that it is signed by a certificate issued by CA-X, with that certificate chain in x5chain.
  2. Perform a presentation for default_query_pid in which the Conformance Wallet presents default_credential_pid in a valid Authorization Response, while the Test Status Provider serves, for the status list referenced by the credential, a Status List Token that holds the value 0x00 at the credential's index and is valid in every other respect, except that it carries no x5chain header, so its signer cannot be validated.
  3. Perform a presentation for default_query_pid in which the Conformance Wallet presents default_credential_pid in a valid Authorization Response, while the Test Status Provider serves, for the status list referenced by the credential, a Status List Token that holds the value 0x00 at the credential's index and is valid in every other respect, except that it is signed by a self-signed certificate that is not part of default_trust_configuration_rp.

Expected results

  1. The Relying Party rejects the presentation: its verification result reports a failure and releases no attribute value from the presentation, and the endpoint receiving the Authorization Response does not answer with HTTP status 5xx.
  2. The Relying Party rejects the presentation: its verification result reports a failure and releases no attribute value from the presentation, and the endpoint receiving the Authorization Response does not answer with HTTP status 5xx.
  3. The Relying Party rejects the presentation: its verification result reports a failure and releases no attribute value from the presentation, and the endpoint receiving the Authorization Response does not answer with HTTP status 5xx.

Comments

A Status List Token that cannot be used leaves no reliable revocation status. For PIDs the Relying Party SUT rejects the presentation in that case; for QEAA, PuB-EAA and non-qualified EAA the policy declared in the ICS applies (see [ARF] Annex 2, VCR_14).

Execute this test case once for each presentation flow the Relying Party supports (redirects, W3C Digital Credentials API).