License? GPL vs LGPL.
Werner Koch
wk at gnupg.org
Mon Nov 10 15:36:17 CET 2003
On Mon, 10 Nov 2003 01:42:56 +0100, Marcus Brinkmann said:
> There seems to be a W3C XML encryption working group. There is also an XML
> Signature working group. If that's the goal, then we are talking about a
> new format here, but the underlying encryption technology will probably be
> something like X.509 (which gpg 2.0 will support - it's already available in
IIRC, they are indeed developing an entirely new protocol. Given that
OpenPGP still has minor flaws after 5 years of being issued as a
proposed standard and even 12 years of general experience with PGP, I
severely doubt that this XML effort will lead to anything. X.509/CMS
has even a longer history and is only by now actually usable.
Werner
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