Modular Key Management Protocol (MKMP)
draft-cheng-modular-ikmp-00
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Authors | Amir Herzberg , Dr. Hugo Krawczyk , Pau-Chen Cheng , Dr. Juan A. Garay | ||
Last updated | 1994-11-28 | ||
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Abstract
This memo describes mechanisms and introduces a protocol for the management of cryptographic keys as required for the management of security associations in IPSP and IPv6. Our key management scheme adheres to a modular approach, namely, the scheme is separated into two modules: An upper module in which a long-lived (``master'') key is exchanged between the communicating parties, and a lower module, in which the already shared (master) key is used for the derivation, sharing and/or refreshment of additional short-lived keys to be used for the cryptographic transformations applied to the data. In this draft, we concentrate on the management module for short-lived keys, and indicate how proposed variants of public key-based master key exchange protocols can be accommodated in the upper module.
Authors
Amir Herzberg
Dr. Hugo Krawczyk
Pau-Chen Cheng
Dr. Juan A. Garay
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