Re: [Nea] IETF67 NEA WG Meeting summary

[Keith Moore <moore at cs.utk.edu>]

> Can you please move this entire thread elsewhere? It is not
> sunstantive to the discussion of setting ID requirements. If you are
> unwilling to do that, then how about adding something substantive.

no, I'm not willing to move this thread elsewhere, because security and 
privacy issues are at the crux of the problem that NEA must solve if it 
is to meet rfc 2026 criteria and gain community consensus.

> For example, Keith, you have referenced time and time again vague
> risks to privacy.  Can you spell out in clear and actionable terms
> what those risks are? A bulleted list with a short description would
> be useful.

it's too simple a concept for a bulleted list.

how difficult is it to understand that people don't want the contents of 
their hard drives to be subjected to arbitrary searches as a 
precondition to being able to access networks?


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