[saag] LAMPS
Russ Housley <housley@vigilsec.com> Fri, 08 November 2024 09:24 UTC
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The LAMPS agenda was very long. Priority was given to work that was already adopted, and none of the proposed work got any attention. A virtual interim is being scheduled for January 2025 to continue the work. The NIST PQC algorithm-related documents are essentially finished. Expect WG Last Call before the end of this month. A very long time was spent on Composite KEMs and Composite Signatures. A way forward was found for every open issue, now the authorns need to make the document updates. S/MIME Header Protection is with the IESG. It was sent back to the LAMPS WG to resolve some issues, and now the document is back with the IESG.
- [saag] LAMPS Russ Housley