[Hipsec] Would HIP benefit by having a PAKE?
Robert Moskowitz <rgm@htt-consult.com> Mon, 05 August 2019 18:27 UTC
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Subject: [Hipsec] Would HIP benefit by having a PAKE?
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As part of developing the "Trustworthy Multipurpose Remote ID", I am going to add new crypto algorithms along the lines that I have in draft-moskowitz-small-crypto. The "open' question is that of a PAKE. Would HIP benefit with a PAKE. I really don't see it, but since I am opening up the crypto closet, I felt I had to consider the work on PAKE that CFRG has been doing the past few years. Keywrap as I have put into HIP DEX is a separate issue, which I do not believe (I could be wrong) PAKE would help with. I am interested in other's thoughts wrt to PAKE and HIP. thanks
- [Hipsec] Would HIP benefit by having a PAKE? Robert Moskowitz