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Pavel,
Apologies for the delay in responding.
I think this area requires some consideration, and will bring it up with other related TS 101 733 issues at the next ESI meeting later this month.
Nick
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Hello all and personally Nick,
I want to draw your attention to the following problem.
There is only limited possible transformation between CAdES-X Type 1 signature and CAdES-X Long Type 1 signature. Notably, one must store certificate and revocation values for signature-timestamp validation in the timestamp itself, hence, after receiving CAdES-C-timestamp one cannot add or remove these values from signature-timestamp.
An obvious solution is to allow to include timestamp validation data in certificate-values and revocation-values attributes of the signature itself. What do you think?
Pavel Smirnov Crypto-Pro
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