What changes in the fourth edition?
The fourth edition replaces the 2009 text and revisits the five mechanism families, their security requirements, key production, exchanges, object identifiers and parameter guidance. The public record does not disclose the clause-level changes, so the clause pages record the 2009 obligation and the question the revision has to answer.
The five families
The fourth edition replaces the 2009 text and revisits the five mechanism families, their security requirements, key production, exchanges, object identifiers and parameter guidance. The public record does not disclose the clause-level changes, so the clause pages record the 2009 obligation and the question the revision has to answer.
What the public record shows
The fourth edition replaces the 2009 text and revisits the five mechanism families, their security requirements, key production, exchanges, object identifiers and parameter guidance. The public record does not disclose the clause-level changes, so the clause pages record the 2009 obligation and the question the revision has to answer.
What to do before publication
The fourth edition replaces the 2009 text and revisits the five mechanism families, their security requirements, key production, exchanges, object identifiers and parameter guidance. The public record does not disclose the clause-level changes, so the clause pages record the 2009 obligation and the question the revision has to answer.
Questions
Is the change already published?
No. The draft is at stage 40.20, in DIS ballot, and the public record stops there.
Will the mechanism families change?
The public abstract names the same five families. The revision revisits their requirements rather than replacing the families.
Not legal advice; does not certify. The full record is at the requirement record.