Fwd: [Ssh] SSH side meeting at IETF 120

Hi,

New SSH WG charter in progress.

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---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Deb Cooley <[email protected]>
Date: Tue, Jul 30, 2024 at 3:34 PM
Subject: [Ssh] SSH side meeting at IETF 120
To: <[email protected]>
Cc: Paul Wouters <[email protected]>, Theo de Raadt <[email protected]>,
Roman Danyliw <[email protected]>


I want to thank everyone that attended Tuesday evening's side meeting in
person or remotely.  I also want to thank those that worked to bring people
together for that meeting.  I also want to thank Francois Michel who
chaired the session and to David Schinazi who jumped into moderate.  I'm
sure I've left out people, for which I will apologize.

It was a healthy, positive discussion about potentially forming a SSH
working group and how it would add value to everyone without unnecessarily
increasing the burden on implementers. It was great seeing many people with
different goals and concerns agree to work together.

The charter will have clauses about the existence of implementations,
recognizing that maintaining interoperability is crucial.

We discussed a number of work items which include the following (*reflects
work that may/may not follow on later):

1.  Updating algorithms (deprecating very old MTI algorithms and updating
IANA).
2.  Cleanup and publish selected drafts (agent draft, SFTP)
3.  Adding new PQ algorithms (hybrid in the near term).
4.  Reacting to relevant formal analysis results, e.g. from ufmrg or
elsewhere (initial key exchange, user authentication protocol, machine
verification of strict kex).
*5.  Certificates - to understand the landscape - SSH style, X.509, public
trust
*6.  New ideas and experiments - later on, drafts can be written, implement
for testing.

Going forward:  It is possible to get a working group chartered without a
BOF.  But we need to get the charter drafted soonest, so we can get it
through the process (there are multiple review windows that take some time).

Charter:  This is step 1.  Just remember that charters are not forever, we
need an initial working charter that will get the work started, not one
that will stand for the ages.  What is posted is a first draft, please feel
free to post PRs and/or issues that you see.  First draft charter language
is posted here:
https://github.com/DavidSchinazi/ssh-charter/blob/main/charter.md

If there are issues attending meetings (either in person or remote), please
contact the Security ADs (me and/or Paul Wouters).

I look forward to helping to facilitate this work!

Deb
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