Notes for March 5, 1997
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Hello
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Remember, Randy Leben on Friday; moved to 1131 EU-II
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X.509 The Directory
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Intent: 1-way, 2-way (mutual), 3-way (same as 2-way but without timestamp)
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Token format and Colin I'Anson's bug
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1-way: A sends token to B
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2-way: A sends token to B, B sends token to A with same nonce
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3-way: 2-way with nonce signed and returned
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3-way flaw: needs nonce and intended target
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PEM, PGP
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Goals: confidentiality, authentication, integrity, non-repudiation (maybe)
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Design goals: drop in (not change), works with any 821-conformant MTA
and any UA, and exchange messages without prior interaction
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Use of Data Exchange Key, Interchange Key
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Review of how to do confidentiality, authentication, integrity with
public key IKs
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Details: canonicalization, security services, printable encoding (PEM)
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Certificate-based key management
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PGP v. PEM
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