Sending kink to IETF last call
Sam Hartman <[email protected]> Tue, 22 Nov 2005 18:11:00 -0500 (EST)
| Newsgroups | gmane.ietf.kink |
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Hi. I reviewed kink 10. I'm really impressed at all the work that has gone into this version and the previous versions. I appreciate the working group's efforts in working with me to resolve my comments. I realize it was frustrating, but I think we have an excellent spec to bring to the IESG. I'm going to send kink for an ietf last call. If we're lucky we may have IESG approval by the end of the year. I do have two comments. The first is regarding section 10. Is the advice there actually true? Just because I have a keytab doesn't mean others won't be using u2u. I'd like to propose removing this section. Also, I seem to recall that Kink is actually implemented. I'm a bit confused how that works. As far as I know neither MIT nor Heimdal actually ship something that implements an RFC 3961 PRF. Did the Kink implementation include its own version of the 3961 PRF? If so, can we compare test vectors? --Sam