I will take care of moving them later tonight when I get back to the Bay Area if no one else minds. I was hesitant to put them as mandatory but I figured might as well keep algorithms grouped. Bob L. Robert A. (Bob)
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> On Jan 11, 2013, at 9:51, "Bruce Rich" << mailto: >> wrote: Yes, please move DES3-112 from mandatory to optional (so cases SKFF-M-4, SKFF-M-9, SKFF-M-14...all to SKFF-O-somethingorother). The only other immediate comment was that it was a little jarring to see most of the testcases run AFTER revoking the key, but I agree that since the server doesn't police the key state but just reports it, the testcases should run just fine. Bruce A Rich brich at-sign us dot ibm dot com
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There may still be glitches in this but I think it is fairly complete for what is required. I used XML based on readability although my cut and paste from the parser required reformatting thus the lateness of the delivery today. I put it back in Word 97 to 2003 format which my current version changed some formatting I had, so more delays. The test cases cover AES and 3DES as mandatory and Skipjack as optional. I included 3DES 112 (2 key) but I know that is being or has been deprecated so can be removed if people want. These are the first set of tests I would like to include in next week’s interoperability tests for RSA again as optional tests for those who want to give it a go. I am looking for feedback on these test cases as some of the test cases included apply to existing profiles in 1.1 and thus 1.2 as well as some of the newer proposed or discussed profiles. If I get a chance to ship one additional by tomorrow I will do so as it relates to opaque objects ranging in size from a few bytes to potentially megabytes as discussed on the call today (John Leiseboer, if you have something already I am wide open to it as time is very limited for me over the next week or two). Bob L. Robert A. (Bob)
Lockhart Chief Solutions Architect – Key Management Thales e-Security, Inc. [attachment "kmip-test-v1.2-sym-key-foundry-FIPS140-wd01.doc" deleted by Bruce Rich/Austin/IBM]
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