XiPKI (eXtensible sImple Public Key Infrastructure) is a highly scalable and high-performance open source PKI (CA and OCSP responder).

• The Apache Software License, Version 2.0

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For bug-report please upload the test data and log files, describe the version of XiPKI, OS and JRE/JDK, and the steps to reproduce the bug.

The binary xipki-setup-<version>.zip can be retrieved using one of the following methods

• Download the binary from https://github.com/xipki/xipki/releases
• Download the binary from the maven repositories
  • Directly via HTTP download
    • Release version: https://repo.maven.apache.org/maven2/org/xipki/assembly/xipki-setup/
    • SNASPSHOT version: https://oss.sonatype.org/content/repositories/snapshots/org/xipki/assembly/xipki-setup/
  • Via the maven-dependency-plugin

    <artifactItem>
      <groupId>org.xipki.assembly</groupId>
      <artifactId>xipki-setup</artifactId>
      <version>..version..</version>
      <type>zip</type>
    </artifactItem>
    

• Build it from source code

  • Get a copy of project code, e.g.

    git clone https://github.com/xipki/xipki

  • Build the project

    In folder xipki

    ./install.sh

    Then you will find the binary assemblies/xipki-setup/target/xipki-setup-<version>.zip

Unpack xipki-setup-<version>.zip and follow the xipki-setup-<version>/INSTALL.md.

• OS
  • Linux, Windows, MacOS
• JRE / JDK
  • Java 11+.
• Database
  • DB2, MariaDB, MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL, H2, HSQLDB
• Hardware
  • Any available hardware (tested on Raspberry Pi 2 Model B with 900MHz quad-core ARM CPU and 1 GB Memory)
• Servlet Container
  • Tomcat 8, 9, 10, 11

• EST (RFC 7030)
• CMP (RFC 4210, 4211, 9045, 9480)
• ACME (RFC 8555, RFC 8737)
  • Challenge types: dns-01, http-01, tls-apln-01
• RESTful API (XiPKI own API)

• X.509 Certificate v3 (RFC 5280)
• X.509 CRL v2 (RFC 5280)
• EdDSA Certificates (RFC 8410, RFC 8032)
• SHAKE Certificates (RFC 8692)
• Diffie-Hellman Proof-of-Possession Algorithms (RFC 6955)
• EN 319 411 and 319 412 (eIDAS)
• Direct and indirect CRL
• FullCRL and DeltaCRL
• API to specify customized certificate profiles
• Support of JSON-based certificate profile
• API to specify customized publisher, e.g. for LDAP and OCSP responder
• Support of publisher for OCSP responder
• Public key types of certificates: RSA, EC, DSA, Ed25519, Ed448, SM2, X25519, X448
• Signature algorithms of certificates
  • DSA with hash algorithms: SHA-1, SHA-2, and SHA-3
  • ECDSA with hash algorithms: SHA-1, SHA-2, SHA-3, and SHAKE
  • Ed25519, Ed448
  • Plain ECDSA with hash algorithms: SHA-1, and SHA-2
  • RSA PKCS1v1.5 with hash algorithms: SHA-1, SHA-2, and SHA-3
  • RSA PSS with hash algorithms: SHA-1, SHA-2, and SHA-3, and SHAKE
  • SM3withSM2
• Native support of X.509 extensions (other extensions can be supported by configuring it as blob)
  • RFC 3739
    • BiometricInfo
    • QCStatements (also in eIDAS standard EN 319 412)
    • SubjectDirectoryAttributes
  • RFC 4262
    • SMIMECapabilities
  • RFC 5280
    • AuthorityInformationAccess, AuthorityKeyIdentifier
    • BasicConstraints
    • CertificatePolicies, CRLDistributionPoints
    • ExtendedKeyUsage
    • FreshestCRL
    • InhibitAnyPolicy, IssuerAltName
    • KeyUsage
    • NameConstraints
    • PolicyConstrains, PolicyMappings, PrivateKeyUsagePeriod
    • SubjectAltName, SubjectInfoAccess, SubjectKeyIdentifier
  • RFC 6960
    • OcspNoCheck
  • RFC 6962
    • CT Precertificate SCTs
  • RfC 7633
    • TLSFeature
  • Car Connectivity Consortium
    • ExtensionSchema
  • Common PKI (German national standard)
    • AdditionalInformation, Admission
    • Restriction
    • ValidityModel
• Management of multiple CAs in one software instance
  • Support of database cluster
  • Multiple software instances (all can be in active mode) for the same CA
  • Native support of management of CA via embedded OSGi commands
  • API to manage CA. This allows one to implement proprietary CLI, e.g. Website, to manage CA.
  • Database tool (export and import CA database) simplifies the switch of databases, upgrade of XiPKi and switch from other CA system to XiPKI CA
  • All configuration of CA except those of databases is saved in database

• OCSP Responder (RFC 2560 and RFC 6960)
• Configurable Length of Nonce (RFC 8954)
• Support of Common PKI 2.0
• Management of multiple certificate status sources
• Support of certificate status sources
  • Database of XiPKI CA
  • OCSP database published by XiPKI CA
  • CRL and DeltaCRL
• API to support proprietary certificate sources
• Support of both unsigned and signed OCSP requests
• Multiple software instances (all can be in active mode) for the same OCSP signer and certificate status sources.
• Database tool (export and import OCSP database) simplifies the switch of databases, upgrade of XiPKi and switch from other OCSP system to XiPKI OCSP.
• High performance
• Support of health check

• Configuring CA
• Generating keypairs of RSA, EC and DSA in token
• Deleting keypairs and certificates from token
• Updating certificates in token
• Generating CSR (PKCS#10 request)
• Exporting certificate from token

• Client to enroll, revoke, and unrevoke (unsuspend) certificates, to download CRLs
• Client to send OCSP request
• Updating certificates in token
• Generating CSR (PKCS#10 request)
• Exporting certificate from token