[VOIPSEC] Why a secure keyechange for media encryption?

Michael Prochaska tm021090 at fh-stpoelten.ac.at
Mon May 1 16:11:15 CDT 2006


> i don't think that there is already such a service but as i said, i want 
> to describe at least one scenario in my thesis.
> 
> my idea:
> before a UA sends an invite it requests the public key from a DNS 
> server. DNSSEC (rfc4033, rfc4034 and rfc4035) defines a possibility to 
> distribute keys through the DNS.

sorry, wrong direction :-(

from rfc2065 (which i've read a few months ago):
"... This can be the public key of a zone, a host or other end entity, 
or a user. ..."

from rfc4033 (which updates rfc2535 which updates rfc2065):
"... The DNSKEY RR is not intended as a record for storing arbitrary
    public keys and MUST NOT be used to store certificates or public keys
    that do not directly relate to the DNS infrastructure. ..."

if i only had read the latest rfc :-)


anyway, then another directory service has to do the job (LDAP, or maybe 
something like a PGP keyserver).

regards,
michael





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