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We introduce the first known mechanism providing realtime server locationverification. Its uses include enhancing server authentication (e.g.,augmenting TLS) by enabling browsers to automatically interpret server locationinformation. We describe the design of this new measurement-based technique,Server Location Verification (SLV), and evaluate it using PlanetLab. We explainhow SLV is compatible with the increasing trends of geographically distributedcontent dissemination over the Internet, without causing any newinteroperability conflicts. Additionally, we introduce the notion of(verifiable) "server location pinning" within TLS (conceptually similar tocertificate pinning) to support SLV, and evaluate their combined impact using aserver-authentication evaluation framework. The results affirm the addition ofnew security benefits to the existing SSL/TLS-based authentication mechanisms.We implement SLV through a location verification service, the simplest versionof which requires no server-side changes. We also implement a simple browserextension that interacts seamlessly with the verification infrastructure toobtain realtime server location-verification results.

Server Location Verification and Server Location Pinning: Augmenting TLS Authentication