[LinkSec] Reminder: no call today
Last week, we decided to continue having the calls on Tuesdays at
2:00pm EST. But we do not have a call today. Next call is next Tuesday.
Material to discuss next week will be posted on the reflector. In order to
reduce file size, please zip the file before sending it if you can.
Work in progress is as follows:
Bob Moskowitz works on Architecture
David Jonhston works on refinament of handoff related issues
Onn Haran works on header formats and interface definitions
Antti Pietilainen works with Allyn to incorporate threat model
presentation
material to the draft
Allyn Romanow works with Marcus Leech to incorporate requirements
material
to the draft
Allyn, Dolors and Bob M. work on collection of definitions
Please contact these people if you would like to help on these issues, or
feel free to contribute material on any other topic or section in the draft.
Dolors
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----- Original Message -----
From: "Allyn Romanow" <allyn@cisco.com>
To: <stds-802-linksec@ieee.org>
Cc: <allyn@cisco.com>
Sent: Tuesday, August 05, 2003 5:08 PM
Subject: [LinkSec] LinkSec Task Group teleconference notes 8/5/03
>
> 8/5/03 802.1 LinkSec Teleconference Mtg
> Dolors Sala - chair, dolors@ieee.org
> Allyn Romanow - secretary, allyn@ieee.org
>
> Attendees: Raziq Yaqub, David Nelson, Onn Hasan, David Johnston, David
Nelson,
> Dolors, Antti Pietilainen, Bob Moskowitz, Allyn Romanow
>
> Finding a time for the teleconference- leave at the current time - 2PM
> Eastern, 11AM Pacific
> how often meet? Every week if there's something for the agenda, better
> to have a short call then having too much for one meeting
> Publish the agenda beforehand
> Every week review whether there is enough material for the next week
>
> What contributions and proposals for the Sept. meeting?
> How should we proceed?
> 802.1x, authentication, keys, needs to be worked out
> Bob M. working on.
>
> David Johnston - Handoff, passage of insecure data before authentication
> He has a presentation and will send some material including
> description of issues
>
> Discussion about what people should work on and how contributions
> should be made. It was suggested to make contributions relevant to the
> MACsec draft. Antti feels it would be better to do presentations
> to develop ideas first, and feels it is premature to work on a draft and
> that following 802.1 processes is not necessarily desirable.
>
> Antti - will draft something on threats
>
> Definitions - IETF RFC 2828 - can pull definitions from.
> Bob is making some new definitions. He will send list when he's done.
> Dolors will look at 802.11i and 802.1aa definitions, and see what we
> want to use from there.
> Bob - relevant reading - analysis of authentication types by Eric Rescorla
> http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-iab-auth-mech-01.txt
>
> David Nelson - didn't we already validate the model during the SG phase,
and
> don't we know where we are going?
> His primary allegiance is to .11. Concurs that way to go forward is by
> contributing to the skeleton draft and working toward a 75% vote.
>
> Onn has ideas on header format and interfaces, which he will
> contribute on the mailing list.
>
> Bob is going to work on architecture, fleshing it out to put in draft,
> and also work on the PAR for .1x
>
> Request contributions to the mailing list be zipped
>
> Dolors suggests that Allyn work with Marcus to develop requirements
>
> no meeting next week, next meeting on Tuesday 8/19
>
>
>