[94] in Open-Software-Foundation-News
OSF-RFC 68.0
daemon@ATHENA.MIT.EDU (Walt Tuvell)
Tue Nov 22 17:09:43 1994
Resent-From: Bill Cattey <wdc@MIT.EDU>
Resent-To: osf-news-mtg@menelaus.LOCAL
From: Walt Tuvell <walt@osf.org>
Date: Tue, 22 Nov 94 13:31:39 -0500
To: sig-dce@osf.org, sig-security@osf.org
Cc: dce-tech@osf.org, dce-team@osf.org
*** OSF-RFC ANNOUNCEMENT ***
The following OSF-RFC has just been published:
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68.0 J. Wray, "Public-Key Login for DCE 1.2", November 1994.
Bytes: roff=33293, txt=21899, ps=78793; pages: txt=8, ps=5.
This document contains a discussion of the proposed public-key based
login protocol for DCE 1.2. The major goal of the work is to allow
log-in without requiring that user secret data be known to the DCE
security server, and to provide a means for secure storage of user
private-keys for users without smart-cards.
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