Re: Latest PEM ietf drafts

[List Master (agent: David Balenson) <[e-mail]>]

>     I am looking for the latest ietf drafts on PEM.
> 
> The newest documnets I could find on (nis.msf.net) were:
> 
>  draft-ietf-pem-algorithms-00.txt 
>  draft-ietf-pem-keymgmt-00-00.txt
>  draft-ietf-pem-msgproc-01.txt
>  draft-ietf-pem-norary-00.txt
> 
> all dated may-sept 1991.
> 
>     Do you have anything more recent ??
> 
>    Ed Switalski
> 

Ed-

As Steve Kent mentioned, the latest drafts have been distributed via
the PEM-DEV mailing list and are available in the PEM-DEV archives.

	volume 2 number 68
	  Part I: Message Encryption and Authentication Procedures
	  John Linn, DEC, 7 May 1992

	volume 2 number 53
	  Part II: Certificate-Based Key Management
	  Steve Kent, BBN, 23 March 1992

	volume 2 number 58
	  Part III: Algorithms, Modes, and Identifiers
	  David Balenson, TIS, April 1992

	volume 2 number 59
	  Part IV: Key Certification and Related Services
	  Burt Kaliski, RSA Labs, 15 April 1992

I expect that final drafts will be submitted to be published as
Internet Drafts in the not-to-distant future, perhaps shortly after
next week's PEM WG session at the IETF meeting.  In the meantime,
the latest drafts, and discussions thereof, are available in the
PEM-DEV archives.

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