Orie Steele <[email protected]> wrote:
    > Similar to how c509 doesn't specify a complete bi-directional lossless
    > mapping for all things an x509 cert can include, there will be differences
    > in what "Native COSE" and "Pure COSE" can do and how they do it...

    > Btw, I don't love either of these terms "Native or Pure"... Sorry I don't
    > have anything better to offer...

I think we should call it DER-signed and COSE-signed.

I am pleased to hear that there are CA interested in COSE-signed.

But I am dismayed that multiple people spoke up in favour of COSE-signed who
were in fact talking about DER-signed.

I believe it will get in the way of COSE-based cnf-PKI.

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Michael Richardson <[email protected]>, Sandelman Software Works
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