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Python library for the Verified Email Protocol

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In keeping with the new branding of the protocol, further development of this project will take place under the name “PyBrowserID”:

https://github.com/mozilla/PyBrowserID/

http://pypi.python.org/pypi/PyBrowserID/

0.4.0 - 2012-03-13

  • Renamed from PyVEP to PyBrowserID, in keeping with Mozilla branding.

  • Audience checking now accepts glob-style patterns as well as fixed audience strings.

  • Verifier objects now accept a list of audience patterns as their first argument. This is designed to encourage doing the right thing rather than, say, passing in the hostname from the request.

  • Allowed LocalVerifier to use of a custom JWT parser.

  • Removed browserid.verify_[remote|local|dummy] since they just cause confusion. You should either accept the defaults provided by the browserid.verify function, or use a full-blown Verifier object.

  • Split certificate loading and caching into a separate class, in browserid.certificates:CertificatesManager.

  • Removed the DummyVerifier class in favour of supporting functions in browserid.tests.support.

0.3.2 - 2012-02-03

  • Fix segfaults on OSX.

  • Update license to MPL 2.0.

0.3.1 - 2012-01-24

  • Update the audience-extraction code in RemoteVerifier to support the new-style assertion format; thanks junkafarian.

0.3.0 - 2012-01-06

  • Support the “new-style” VEP assertion format. This avoids double-b64- encoding and generally results in smaller assertions.

  • Warn rather than fail if we can’t find the CA certificates. This will help new users get up and running more easily.

  • Add shortcut functions for verification with the default options. They are vep.verify(), vep.verify_remote(), vep.verify_local(), and vep.verify_dummy().

  • Add vep.utils.get_assertion_info(), which parses useful information out of an assertion without actually verifying it.

  • Make LocalVerifier expire cached public keys after 6 hours by default.

  • Allow LocalVerifier to take a user-specified cache object so that public keys can be stored in e.g. memcached.

  • Update to the latest issuer-key-fetch protocol (using /.well-known/vep).

  • Add InvalidIssuerError to report on invalid or untrusted issuers.

  • Clean up the internal JWT interface. It now uses module-level functions rather than classmethods.

0.2.1 - 2011-12-16

  • Use M2Crypto for faster DSA operations.

  • DummyVerifier: fix hex formatting for compatability with jwcrypto.

  • DummyVerifier: don’t emit FutureWarning on initialisation.

0.2.0 - 2011-12-07

  • do more validation of the assertion before checking the certificates, to avoid expensive crypto ops for things we know to be invalid.

  • implement DummyVerifier class to aid in testing, both of this package and of packages that are using PyVEP.

  • add exception hierarchy in vep.errors, so that calling code can easily tell why verification failed.

0.1.1 - 2011-12-01

  • add “diresworb.org” to default list of trusted secondaries.

  • implement additional signature algorithms.

  • if “hostname/.well-known/host-meta” gives a 404, fall back to “hostname/pk” to find the public key.

0.1.0 - 2011-11-23

  • initial release.

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