Don Sturek <[email protected]> wrote: > Š. On the rekeying topic for IEEE 802.15.4.
> Have a look at IEEE 802.15.9. It takes existing key establishment
> protocols (IEEE 802.1x, etc.) and provides encapsulation over IEEE
> 802.15.4.
> IEEE 802.15.9 does not solve all of your rekey needs but the tools are
> there when you agree on how you want rekeying to work.
Yes, thank you for pointing out that this exists.
6tisch-minimal is designed to key a network that can not afford yet
another AKE for peer to peer keying.
draft-ietf-6tisch-dtsecurity-zerotouch-join was designed to (optionally)
enroll devices with certificates so that one can use 802.15.9
(now rolled into 802.15.4, I'm told) to do per-pair keying.
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