Re: 2003 PKI Research Workshop CFP

[Carl Ellison <cme@xxxxxxx>]

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Anders,

	thank you for your comments.  They were both refreshing and
informative.

	Have you read the papers from this year's (2002) PKI Workshop (link
in my original e-mail)?  You might take a look.  We had a fair amount
of good work reported and that might take the edge off your
frustration.  I am not trying to diminish the problems with current
PKI deployments or even the path that some developers are taking. 
Rather, I see signs of hope for the phoenix that will arise from the
inevitable ashes of those developments currently spinning out of
control. :)

 - Carl


At 12:16 PM 10/20/2002 +0200, Anders Rundgren wrote:
>>The Internet2 PKI Research activity is based on the premise that a
>>great deal of research is needed in PK-authenticated authorization
>>and control systems and that research is not going to come out of
>>current efforts among PKI vendors and standards bodies, active
>>though they may be.
>
>Carl,
>I could not agree more.   Although my perception is that many of
>the problems can be concluded as follows.

[snip]


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