Encrypted Private Keys & Multi-CA, Enterprise Security Enhancements In Couchbase Server 7.1
Blog post from Couchbase
Couchbase Server 7.1 introduces several security enhancements for TLS certificates, including support for multiple certificate authorities, encrypted TLS private keys, additional TLS certificate formats, and cluster-wide TLS version 1.3. These changes aim to provide more flexibility and security in managing and using TLS certificates in clusters, such as allowing different certificate chains for application-to-cluster network encryption and client authentication, preventing unauthorized access to encrypted private keys, and improving the overall security of data transmitted over the network.
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