Re: [Sidrops] I-D Action: draft-ietf-sidrops-signed-tal-05.txt

Randy Bush <randy@psg.com> Mon, 27 April 2020 22:17 UTC

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> I think the gist of the discussion here is: "ERR WGLC was a nice
> thought, it got us talking/thinking.... more thought/edits
> forthcoming!"
> 
> is that about right?
> 
>> automatic modification of trusted credentials is scary.  but assuming
>> the folk who understand the bgp and server configurations have not moved
>> to marrakesh is naïve.
>>
>> as to pre-notification of an upcoming automatic change; i suspect very
>> few who are not in this 'room' actually monitor rpki caches in any way.
>> this will not improve.
>>
>> will such dilemmas drive us toward centralised cache services at google,
>> yandex, ...?  and then we will have serious transport security issues.
>>
>> i wanna go back to 1996.

that was just one curmudgeon's opinion.  worth every penny you paid.

but i would not be unhappy to see this explained and discussed more

randy