Trusted CA Indication extension

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The Trusted CA Indication extension is a Transport Layer Security (TLS) mechanism that lets a client signal which certificate authorities it trusts so the server can select an appropriate certificate chain.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf TLS extension
Transport Layer Security mechanism
abbreviation TCI
assumes server has certificates issued by multiple CAs or chains
benefit can reduce handshake size in multi-CA environments
enables better certificate selection for clients with constrained trust stores
reduces need for servers to send multiple certificate chains
category TLS certificate selection optimization
direction client hello extension
granularity CA-level trust indication
influences server choice of end-entity certificate
server choice of intermediate CA certificates
inputFrom client trust store
layer application layer security protocol
operatesOn list of trusted certificate authorities
outputTo server certificate selection logic
protocol Transport Layer Security NERFINISHED
purpose to help a TLS server select an appropriate certificate chain
to let a TLS client indicate which certificate authorities it trusts
relatedTo Server Name Indication extension NERFINISHED
TLS certificate chain
X.509 public key infrastructure NERFINISHED
certificate authorities
role client-to-server signaling mechanism
scope TLS handshake phase
securityProperty does not itself provide confidentiality or integrity but influences certificate choice
status proposed TLS extension
useCase IoT or embedded clients with restricted trust anchors
enterprise environments with private and public CAs
hosting providers serving certificates from different CAs
usedBy TLS clients
TLS servers

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RFC 6066 defines Trusted CA Indication extension