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Security considerations: Point into corr-clar-future #31
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draft-ietf-core-dns-over-coap.md
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Exceeding those in {{Section 11 of RFC7252}}, | ||
the request patterns of DoC make it likely that long-lived security contexts are maintained: | ||
{{amp-0rtt}} goes into more detail on what can and needs to be done | ||
when those are resumed from a new address. |
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when those are resumed from a new address. | |
when those are resumed from a new source address or port. |
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Maybe 'new endpoint' – source-address-and-port is a UDP/TCP thing. Thinking of OSCORE, you're also in a "new endpoint" situation if after requests over TCP from an address/port combination, all of a sudden the requests come from the same UDP address/port. (One might argue that it's very likely that this is return routable if TCP was, the same argument can also be made for same-IP-different-port, and then we'd have to think about NAT, and I don't want to think about NAT).
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Updated to "new endpoint" – that fine?
Co-authored-by: Martine Lenders <m.lenders@fu-berlin.de>
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As per today's interim, this is all that's between this document and a WGLC.
By the time we're working in the WGLC comments, we can update the reference that now points into a PR to point to corr-clar.