Re: RFC 8252

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On 7/5/23 1:12 PM, Brian E Carpenter wrote:

I do agree that any actual *action* such as a draft replacing RFC8252 or proposing a new auth mechanism belongs elsewhere.

Also: I had no idea what the proper venue was beyond the OAUTH wg which would be pointless since they were extremely hostile when I first brought it up and I'm not eager for another beating down. There needs to be some process recourse when a wg has gone off the rails even if it's after years after the RFC was issued. I mean, what if this is being actively exploited in the wild but the wg doesn't want to hear about it?

Security protocols, IMO, need to be held to a higher standard overall where panic buttons are possible as necessary from a process standpoint.

Mike




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