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pk-init-21.txt

pk-init-21.txt. Brian Tung brian@isi.edu. Issues Believed Closed. 499 (007): Refs1510bis  Clarifications 513 (021): Context tag inconsistency in TrustedCAs 518 (026): Unconstrained integers 523 (031): DER vs BER 527 (035): Wrap CMS objects in OCTET STRINGs. Issues Believed Closed (cont).

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pk-init-21.txt

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  1. pk-init-21.txt Brian Tung brian@isi.edu

  2. Issues Believed Closed • 499 (007): Refs1510bis  Clarifications • 513 (021): Context tag inconsistency in TrustedCAs • 518 (026): Unconstrained integers • 523 (031): DER vs BER • 527 (035): Wrap CMS objects in OCTET STRINGs

  3. Issues Believed Closed (cont) • 529 (037): ASN.1 inconsistency (*) • 530 (038): Diffie-Hellman group selection (*) • 531 (039): Don’t include root CA cert • 612: AES algorithm OID (*) • 666: Remove encryption cert text • 667: Add RFC 2119 reference

  4. Issues Believed Open • 507 (015): PKINIT support • 512 (020): Unauthenticated plaintext • 516 (024): Mapping of cname • 522 (030): Text for key to use in encKey case • 526 (034): SubjectAltName/OtherName

  5. Issues Believed in Limbo • 501 (009): PA types • Awaiting completion of draft • 509 (017): Diffie-Hellman key derivation • Extraneous text to be removed • Sam’s comment later retracted? • 611: Checksum issues • Ken’s draft referenced in pk-init-21.txt • Review Ken and Sam’s proposed approach

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