Re: [HASMAT] moving forward
=JeffH <Jeff.Hodges@KingsMountain.com> Tue, 24 August 2010 23:39 UTC
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Subject: Re: [HASMAT] moving forward
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Thanks Peter for keeping the ball moving. > Following up on the successful BoF we held in Maastricht, yea! thanks all who attended (it was standing-room-only) > I'd like to > keep us moving toward formation of a working group. Here are some open > tasks: > > 1. Chairs. Tobias Gondrom (currently co-chair of the LTANS WG in the > Security Area) has stepped forward to volunteer and I think he'll make a > good co-chair. Thanks, Tobias! Indeed, thanks Tobias. > However, we need someone to work with Tobias, thoughts / volunteers? I'm presently slated to hack on specs, thus am not a chair candidate. > 2. Charter. We had some feedback at the BoF about charter revisions, > especially focusing on the three drafts under immediate consideration > and removing the text about developing a long-term framework for web > security. Jeff or Hannes, could you send updated charter text to the > list for discussion? working on it. tomorrow or Wed. > 3. Name. Some people have said that "HASMAT" isn't very descriptive of > the subject matter, and that we might want something like "WEBSEC". As > long as folks don't think "WEBSEC" means that we'd be working on > everything under the sun related to the security of the web, I'd be fine > with a name like that. Other suggestions are welcome It isn't descriptive unless one knows what the acronym represents -- HTTP app sec minus authn & transport -- and then it's very descriptive. It's also sort of an "inside joke" in that HTTP authn is something that gets derided often but no one has really wanted to take up and try to do something about (AFAIK Peter S-A came up with the HASMAT moniker), and transport security, ie TLS/SSL, is addressed elsewhere already, and no one really wants to step on their toes. Hence the "HASMAT" double-entendre. That said we could use "websec" with the understanding (and explicitness in the charter) that it's "minus authn & transport". "websec" will be easier for IETF newbies to find and grok than "hasmat". Tho it might get a bit confusing wrt the in-genesis W3C "WebAppSec" WG. more thoughts? =JeffH
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- Re: [HASMAT] moving forward Tobias Gondrom
- Re: [HASMAT] moving forward - WG name Tobias Gondrom
- Re: [HASMAT] moving forward - WG name Marsh Ray
- Re: [HASMAT] moving forward =JeffH
- Re: [HASMAT] moving forward Barry Leiba
- Re: [HASMAT] moving forward Brandon Sterne
- Re: [HASMAT] moving forward - WG name Peter Saint-Andre
- Re: [HASMAT] moving forward Peter Saint-Andre
- Re: [HASMAT] moving forward Peter Saint-Andre
- Re: [HASMAT] moving forward Tobias Gondrom
- Re: [HASMAT] moving forward Brandon Sterne
- Re: [HASMAT] moving forward Peter Saint-Andre
- Re: [HASMAT] moving forward Peter Saint-Andre
- Re: [HASMAT] moving forward Steingruebl, Andy
- Re: [HASMAT] moving forward Peter Saint-Andre
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