Re: [dtn-security] Issue implementing security source/destination with ESB blocks

ahennes1@math.umd.edu Mon, 06 August 2012 15:51 UTC

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All,

I'm trying to summarize the issues with RFC6257 for an errata list. How
does this sound:

1. In Section 2.1, in the description of the EID-references, it should
mention that the EID-refs are preceded by a count field.

2. Also in Section 2.1, it states that there can be at most 2 eid refs in
an Abstract Security Block. An exception should be added for ESB, which
can have an arbitrary number of eid refs based on the number in the
original extension block and how many times it has been encapsulated.

3. In Section 2.5, in the discussion of ESB, there needs to be some
language describing how the eid-ref list in the encapsulated block is
appended to the (optional) security src/dest of the encapsulating ESB. As
a result, the eid-ref list in the ESB may be of arbitrary length. Also in
Section 2.5, the statement that eid list entries should be handled
analogously to PCB should be removed (along with the reference to Section
2.4).

4. In Section 4.4, in the description of ESB-RSA-AES128-EXT, the statement
that eid list entries should be handled analogously to PCB should be
removed (along with the reference to Section 2.4).


Thanks,
Angela