Folks,
Douglas Otis wrote:
Indeed DNS does not offer a reasonable method to exclude bad
actors (secure), where a trusted third-party does.
Doug is again insisting on grappling gamely with the wrong end
of the stick.
The rest of the world however knows that a ttp in an Alice/Bob
crypto protocol is any entity they trust who can hurt them by
misbehaving. For dkim the dns is such a beast since it can
supply Bob with the wrong keys for the wrong domains. I think
a sufficient number of people have agreed with the above that
we no longer need debate the fact.
If anyone else wants to assert that the dns is not a ttp for dkim
then please do so, saying why, and we can have a fun, but basically
unprodutive discussion.
Otherwise we should get back to the point, which was put best by
Mike I think - should base mention the dns' role as a ttp at all,
and if so how?
Stephen.
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