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@absolutejs/secure-messaging-federation-https

v0.0.3

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Hardened HTTPS and mutual-TLS transport adapter for AbsoluteJS secure messaging federation.

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@absolutejs/secure-messaging-federation-https

Hardened HTTPS transport for @absolutejs/secure-messaging-federation.

  • Provider discovery is fixed at /.well-known/absolutejs-secure-messaging-federation.
  • Delivery is fixed at the advertised protocol path and never follows redirects.
  • The Node/Bun client presents its certificate and key, validates the server CA and DNS identity, pins the resolved addresses for the request, and then enforces advertised SHA-256 certificate rotation pins. Up to 16 addresses are attempted with bounded 250 ms staggering; the first authenticated HTTPS response wins and every remaining attempt is aborted.
  • Private, loopback, link-local, metadata-service, and special-use addresses are rejected by default. allow-private is an explicit development/private-mesh mode and must never be enabled for public tenant-controlled domains.
  • Strict bounded batches carry only already-signed federation envelopes.

The package does not terminate inbound TLS itself. A server or PaaS gateway must require and validate client certificates, derive authenticatedPeerDomain from the verified certificate, and pass that identity to acceptFederationHttpsRequest. The function checks it against both the request origin header and every envelope origin before enqueueing.

This is the stable AbsoluteJS ABS-FED-HTTPS-1 transport, not a claim of MIMI wire interoperability. MIMI tracking remains in the revision-pinned adapter. Address ordering and staggered connection attempts follow the operational model in RFC 8305 without performing a second DNS lookup or weakening certificate identity checks.