| Re: Update for issue 183 (Security Associations) | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
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From: John Vollbrecht (jrv |
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| Date: Mon, 27 Oct 2003 17:00:47 -0600 (CST) | |
--On Wednesday, October 22, 2003 5:11 PM +0300 Pasi.Eronen [at] nokia.com wrote:
Hi,True - we did have a lively discusssion. I like what you have here, but I am wondering about the difference between a PublicKey and Symetric key model. If the symetric key exists, I am not sure it could not be used for key distribution, and so does not need a different name (it already has one e.g. master key in kerberos). Is this to have an additional name? Or is there a difference between a master key and an "EAP distribution key"?
We had a lively discussion about the SAs and naming at the interim meeting. It seems the SA description text I sent last week was missing (at least) one SA, and thus we had severe difficulties in naming it :-)
Would something like this do?
3.3 EAP key distribution SA
This is an SA between the peer and backend authentication server, and it allows them to derive keys to be delivered to authenticators.
Current implementations do not actually store this SA after the EAP conversation is over, but future implementations could use this for things such as pre-emptive key distribution.
Contains o Name/identifier for this SA o Identities of the parties o EMSK (or some other keys known only to the peer and backend authentication server) o Other yet-unspecified information
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Update for issue 183 (Security Associations) Pasi.Eronen, October 22 2003
- Re: Update for issue 183 (Security Associations) John Vollbrecht, October 27 2003
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