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Subject: FW: Active Issues for May 1 telecon




-----Original Message-----
From: Hal Lockhart [mailto:hal.lockhart@entegrity.com]
Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2001 6:29 PM
To: 'Eve L. Maler'; PATO,JOE (HP-PaloAlto,ex1)
Cc: 'Jeff Hodges'; 'George_Robert_Blakley_III@tivoli.com'; 'Krishna
Sankar'; 'Mishra, Prateek'
Subject: Active Issues for May 1 telecon


1. Indexical Reference Problem

The consensus is that there is no alternative in some environments, but we
need to consider security threats carefully. There were some action items
around requirements and terminology, but my sense is that we are done with
this item.

2. MessageMeaning

This led to general discussion of many undefined, but potentially useful
definitions of terms. Eve seemed to be the main person who wanted to pursue
this.

3. AuthZ Decision Assertions

This is still open. Would it be better to discuss a specific design proposal
or are there general issues that could profitably be discussed?

4. NoPassThruAuthnImpactsPEP2PDP

(I renamed this to reflect what I think is Stephen's intent.) The decision
to exclude Pass-Thru-AuthN may impact the ability to achieve PEP to PDP
interoperability. Stephen to explain.

5. XMLAssertionGenerality

Should be have one sort of Assertion with different contents (as current
spec proposes) or a number of assertion types with codes and specified
contents for each. A related issue is: should there be just one sort of
assertion reference or more than one. Use of XML mechanisms, such as
inheritance may be useful here.

6. Enveloped and Enveloping (and Detached)

Not clear if this is a narrow technical issue about how SAML assertions get
digitally signed or a broader issue about how SAML assertions relate to
other, associated XML content.

Those seem to me to be the top of the stack.

Hal


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