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Subject: [kitten] CAMMAC open issues
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Here are what I think are the remaining open issues for CAMMAC.

Wrapping of CAMMAC:

Do we recommend enclosing a CAMMAC inside an AD-IF-RELEVANT?  RFC 4120
says that authorization data are critical, i.e., an implementaiton
must reject unrecognized authorization data.  Alternatively, we could
require that CAMMAC be enclosed in an AD-KDCIssued, and drop the
consequently redundant "svc-verifier" from CAMMAC.

Minor encoding change:

Do we change "other-verifiers" from "[3] SEQUENCE OF Verifier" to
"[3] SEQUENCE (SIZE (1..MAX)) OF Verifier OPTIONAL"?

I think we should do this because it would reduce the encoding size in
what I believe will be the common case of no additional verifiers.

Motivations text:

I'm still looking over Ben's suggestions for the rewording of the
"Motivations" section.

CAMMAC-BINDING:

I think I'll cover this in a separate message.
