1992-11-30 - Secure key exchange I have to echo Phil’s comments here. One of the things that might be worth a few minutes is for this group to hash out (pun intended) a set of guidelines for “when it’s o.k. to sign a key”. I have been

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Subject: Secure key exchange I have to echo Phil's comments here. One of the things that might be worth a few minutes is for this group to hash out (pun intended) a set of guidelines for "when it's o.k. to sign a key". I have been
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An excellent suggestion.  Can you start writing such a thing? (This is
not a facetious request).  I imagine there will be two or three
strategies for approving a key, and if we write them up well, we will
be able to ask people which protocol they have engaged in:

1) Only people I know personally and whose keys I receive in person.

2...

n) Any key received throuhg any medium.

This could have lots of educational value.

dean

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• 1992-11-29 (Sun, 29 Nov 92 14:04:10 PST) - Re: Secure key exchange - karn@qualcomm.com (Phil Karn)
  • 1992-11-30 (Mon, 30 Nov 92 01:30:00 PST) - Secure key exchange - strat@intercon.com (Bob Stratton)
    • 1992-11-30 (Mon, 30 Nov 92 10:03:02 PST) - Secure key exchange I have to echo Phil’s comments here. One of the things that might be worth a few minutes is for this group to hash out (pun intended) a set of guidelines for “when it’s o.k. to sign a key”. I have been - tribble@xanadu.com (E. Dean Tribble)