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Re: Timestamp and 3rd party sig
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005 00:12:51 +0100, Rick van Rein said:
> A topic open for debate would be whether it may be assumed that "extra" or
> "sufficient" effort has been taken to guard and/or synchronise the time
> encapsulated. In line with the intention of 0x10..0x13 I left this out
That would again put definitions of trust into the protocol. OpenPGP
has always abstained from defining what trust is.
> The term 'notary seal' is a bit confusing because the strength and
> implications of such seals differ strongly between countries.
Ditto.
> The term Third Party is used a lot for key escrow parties. Is it an idea
> to rename this to an "Independent Confirmation signature"?
Fine with me.
> In 5.2.3.25, the definition of "Signature Target" is not very accurate.
> Notably, it is not very strict about the contents being hashed.
I recall that we discussed this a long time ago but can't remember the
details anymore.
Shalom-Salam,
Werner