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FAPI WG Meeting Notes (2019-07-17)
Date & Time: 2019-07-17 14:00 UTC
Location: GoToMeeting https://global.gotomeeting.com/join/321819862
Agenda
The meeting was called to order at 14:06 UTC.
1. Roll Call
- Attending:
- * Nat、Bjorn, Dave, Brian, Dima, Joseph, Kosuke, Wesley, Torsten
- Regrets:
2. Adoption of the Agenda (Nat)
- Added Additional Documents.
3. External Organizations
3.1. Open Banking (Dave)
- Open Banking was using defined scheme for HTTP signing using detached JWS signatures in header with base64 encoding.
- None of the banks can support it.
- HSBC - First bankers to implement fallback mechanism instead of fully API driven. Has interface to allow screen scraping to work in presence of SCA.
- TPP identification must be behind mutual TLS endpoint or some other way of signing with eiDAS cert.
- One way of doing it : Online banking interface running proxy that requires mutual TLS handshake
- Screen scraping as it was done is no longer allowed or legal for payment accounts
- LLoyds also implementing this. There is no unintended access with API and access/refresh tokens. Access is available for 90 days.
- Fallback mechanism does not have this. Customer needs to be present on each interaction and requires some sort of strong customer authentication(SCA).
- Why are they not issuing access/refresh tokens as credential for screen scraping?
- It's more work.
- Banks had to apply for exemptions not to build these mechanisms. Need to provide good interface based on redirect. Some banks struggled with creating good user experience based on redirect.
- Failure to support OAuth redirect properly is part of reason for the need to rely on fallback.
- The amount of PSPs (TPP/ASPSP) with eiDAS certs are still really small.
3.3. Australia (Dima/Joseph)
- Regulators released some decisions.
- Some are good, like proposing FAPI but also there are concerning things.
- Variations around authorization flow.
- Good thing: they came back to redirect model but to a different version of redirect. Not using CIBA, but an usable version of decoupled.
- It's a web based redirect that captures usernames with separate decoupled authentication.
- OTP version might cause problems going forward. CIBA is in future but considers it not ready yet.
- Decided not to do Consent api (Intent api in UK)
- There are proposals for using the draft version FAPI WG has been proposing but regulators decided not to use it.
- Banks complained. They see consent API as important for future.
- There are 2 different orgs looking after security profile and APIs but not org groups of Directory
- Directory implementation is biggest, but looks less than developed
- They descoped a lot of requirements of OB, instead of using standards, went with own way/implementation
- Adoption will be challenge
- Dynamic client registration removed and used API extension
- OB registration is a profile of OIDC Dynamic Registration but not all required yet. The payload is signed JWT instead of plain JSON and has extra claims.
- API access is more important for deployments but so is standardization
4. Events
4.1. IETF
Next week. Nat and Brian will be there.
4.2. Fin/Sum
- The first week of September in Tokyo.
- https://finsum.jp/
- Bill Roberts from CMA UK and Gavin LittleJohn from FData UK will present panel discussion
4.3. OpenID Summit Tokyo
- 2020-01-24
5. New Documents (Dave)
JARM was previously accepted and became an implementer's Draft. Other documents are coming in, namely:
- Lodging Intent / Push Request Object
- Implementation Advice
- HTTP Signing
Out of which the last two are new.
- Implementation Advice is not going to be a normative technical specification but will be a general guidance document.
- Deloyment Advice Doc
- The document has a structure that is good as a starting point. There was no objection for Nat to ask the list to accept the document as a workgroup item.
- Public clients not permitted
- Replacing screen scraping with APIs
- Nat would like to add "communication between apps and backend"
- Nat will send call for adoption to list
- Doc is not a spec and is more about documenting expertise /whitepaper/tech report/advice/ living doc
- If it's just a standing doc, will just adopt it and announce to the list unless there are objections
- No guidance in OIDF process for these docs
- Joseph would like this doc to go through sign/off process
- Will use working draft process
HTTP Signing was much more controversial. It was suggested that first, we focus on the Requirement:
- HTTP Signing Doc
- Why we need it;
- What it needs to fulfill (non-repudiation or replay).
- Starting listing requirements as applies to FAPI for protecting HTTP request during transit
- What to sign (e.g. sign request uri, method, headers or entire request)
- It will be generic api request/response independent of use of access tokens, not OAuth related
- It will may list alternatives methods in Annex or another doc
- But need agreement on requirements first, need to confine doc first to avoid getting out of hand
- Nat would like to add HTTP signing requirements to title before accepting as work item
- Nat will announce to list and will adopt if no objections
7. AOB
7.1. Next Call
- We will talk about the pull request by Torsten re: making JARM a parallel option in Part 2.
- Also, we will dedicate half of the call for the issues.
The meeting was adjourned at 15:28 UTC.
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