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Ted,
thanks for the updated version.
Others,
we need to have the review completed in the next week, in order to
ensure that the draft can be represented at the next IESG meeting.
If you have comments, please provide them by Monday, November 21.
David
On Nov 13, 2005, at 8:40 PM, Ted Krovetz wrote:
Hello,
A revised UMAC Internet-Draft is now available.
http://www.ietf.org/internet-drafts/draft-krovetz-umac-07.txt
The primary change is in key-derivation, which now uses a simple
counter mode for which it is easy to verify that there are no
redundant AES inputs. Although the old version was secure (and
provably so), questions about it included references to "Occam's
Razor" and referred to it as "wacky". We took that as a cue that
people didn't care for its design, and so made this revision.
I would like to point out that the UMAC algorithm has not changed,
just how internal key material is generated.
Two other changes in this draft are included: revised test-vectors
to reflect the algorithmic change and some small text edits to
improve clarity.
Thank you,
Ted Krovetz
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