https://www.safemashups.com/downloads/MashSSL_Towards_Multi_Party_Trust_in_the_Internet.pdf Hi All, For the call in 90 mins, I will use pages 11-13 of the above link to walk through the relevant handshake refresher. Siddharth, I did notice the meeting showed up for 90 mins on my calendar. I unfortunately thought the meeting was for 60 mins, and have another call at 2PM Pacific, so will be dropping of a few mins before that. perhaps I can dive into my piece right after preliminaries/ Thx, Ravi On Mon, Dec 14, 2009 at 6:21 PM, Bajaj, Siddharth <SBajaj@verisign.com>wrote: > > *Attendees: * > Ravi Ganesan > Ben Wilson > George Percival > Thomas Hardjono > Jeff Shan > Raj Singh > Siddharth Bajaj > > *Minutes:* > - Introductions - we went around and had a round of introductions > > - We agreed to a biweekly call for the XG in addition to using the mailing > list. > Day/Time TBD. > > - Siddharth walked everybody through the charter. There were a couple of > minor clarifications, but no major issues were raised. > > - Ravi Ganesan provided an overview of MashSSL > + Introduced the problem and need for such a technology > + a very high level overview of the existing draft. > > - Not all folks in the XG are well versed with the SSL handshake, we agreed > to do a 30 minute overview of the basic TLS handshake in the next call. > > - The group also felt that it would be beneficial to discuss the use cases > that we are attempting to address with MashSSL. > + Ravi will introduce the basic use cases at the next call > + George/Raj may have a use case that this could be applicable to. > > - Next conference call will be Dec 17th, 1pm PT/4pm ET, Main agenda items > will be > + TLS handshake 101 > + Use cases > > Please let me know if there are any additions/modifications to the minutes. > > Thanks, > > Siddharth > -- Ravi Ganesan ravi@findravi.com www.findravi.com
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