Projet 2a
Consultation 2017/22: Projets d'ordonnances pour la mise en œuvre de la nouvelle loi fédérale sur la surveillance de la correspondance par poste et télécommunication · 194 pages
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Technical requirements for the handover interfaces for the execution of telecommunications surveillance
If the cancellation process fails because the CSP had already activated the real-time
interception before the cancellation could take place, the PTSS shall issue a deactivation order to terminate the interception.
PTSS sends an email with the interception order. The order is a cancellation order using the UPDATERequest action in the XML (see details in section 4.3.3.1.5). The body and the attachments of the email are signed and encrypted with the OpenPGP keys.
CSP confirms the reception of the secure email order by sending back the received email body but without the attachments. The email's original subject is prefixed with the Re:
denoting a response. No signing and encryption is necessary for this step as the original email was already signed and encrypted.
Once the interception order has been cancelled the CSP sends back the filled-in order form as a signed and encrypted attachement. The CSP shall use the UPDATEResponse action in the XML file (see details in section 4.3.3.1.5).
PTSS will acknowledge the reception of the filled in order form to the CSP by sending a simple email response with no content. No signing and encryption is necessary for this step.