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RE: signture mode and non-repudiation

To: "Mason, Shane" <smason@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
Subject: RE: signture mode and non-repudiation
From: Stephen Kent <kent@xxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 21 Dec 1999 13:24:02 -0500
Cc: "'Hugo Krawczyk'" <hugo@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, francisco_corella@xxxxxx, ipsec@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
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Shane,

I am definately missing something.  When is repudiability (deniability_
useful?  If I have an encrypted connection with someone, why would I want to
allow someone to be able to muck with the data stream without my knowledge?

NR is subtly different from user or data authentication and data integrity. I suggest you look at the recent I-D security terminology glossary published by Rob Shirey, as a starting point.

Steve

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