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1 Public Key Infrastructure Using X.509 (PKIX) Working Group
November 10,

2 PKIX WG (pkix-wg) Web page: charter, current documents
Mailing List: To Subscribe: imc.org, In Body: subscribe Archive: Chairs Stephen Kent Tim Polk Security Area Directors Russ Housley Steve Bellovin

3 Document Status Review
Agenda Bashing Document Status Review Mature Documents Ongoing work items One (anticipated) new work item WG document presentations SIM LDAP specifications Qualified Certificates Certificate Path Building OCSP Liaison OASIS PKI Survey & Action Plan NIST Protection Profiles

4 New RFCs RFC 3628, Policy Requirements for TSAs
RFC 3647, CP/CPS Framework obsoletes 2527

5 Documents out of WG, I Permanent Identifier CMP, CRMF
IESG comments will require a new draft Looking for expert assistance to resolve non-PKIX issues (e.g., URNs) CMP, CRMF Need to obtain input files so that IESG comments can be resolved Need to recruit an editor

6 Documents out of WG, II Logotypes Forwarded to ADs
3 IESG comments, all addressed by new draft Assuming IESG acceptance, ready for RFC # Forwarded to ADs IP Addresses and AS Identifiers Proxy Certificates

7 Almost there… SCVP Policies for Attribute Certificates QC
ECC (NIST Curves) Path Building

8 SCVP In WG Last Call Timeline New Draft submitted
Next draft will complete resolution of WG Last Call comments and will be forwarded to AD Timeline One more draft in 2003 Forward to ADs by January 2004

9 Policies for Attribute Certificates
In WG Last Call Technically sound and complete New draft forthcoming to resolve all comments Demand has not been demonstrated Options Forward new draft for standards track Forward new draft for informational track Kill

10 QC New draft submitted Timeline No technical issues remain
ASN.1 issues (’93 versus ’88 syntax) Timeline WG Last Call after this meeting Forward to ADs as standards track

11 ECC “NIST Curves” Technically complete Timeline
WG Last Call on current draft Forward to ADs as standards track submission (in line with 3279) by January 2004

12 Path Building New draft submitted Proposed Timeline
Clarified document goals and scope Comments on list Proposed Timeline One more draft in 2003 to address comments 1 week WG Last Call for new draft Forward to ADs January 2004

13 Ongoing Work Items Subject Identification Method PK Algs
LDAP specifications Progression of 3279/3280 OCSPv2 extensions

14 Subject Identification Method
New draft posted Clarified difference between PI and SIM Established Security Requirements Technical issues remain Aggressive schedule New draft beginning Dec 2003 WG Last Call by February 2003

15 PK Algs Added a new lead editor Excluded RSA KEM from scope
Projected Timeline New draft (-01) before Seoul WG Last Call on new draft RFC by following meeting New RSA KEM draft submission TBD

16 LDAP Specifications All specifications are technically mature Timeline
Editor anticipates one or at most two drafts required to address all comments Timeline New drafts in January 2004 WG Last Call by Seoul

17 Progression of 3279/3280 New lead editor has been identified
Document revisions waiting on completion of interoperability testing Path validation tests are being performed by several vendors When results are available, testing will be complete Question for ADs is the interoperability test report required to name participants?

18 Progression of 3279/3280, continued
Timeline Submit first 3280bis draft late January 2003 Complete Interoperability Report Feb. 2003 Submit second 3280bis draft March 2003 Last Call March 2003 Forward to ADs April 2003 Can be accelerated if we don’t name names!

19 New Work Name Comparison Specification Editors recruited
To proceed in parallel with 3280 progression Timeline First draft by Seoul? Completion by Fall 2004 meeting


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