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From: Stephan Neuhaus
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> If I have understood the draft correctly, using PSKs
> means that the server and the client have a shared
> secret that they must communicate securely beforehand,
> and that they use some form of ZKP to assure the other
> party that they know that secret without revealing it.
>
> If that's indeed so, wouldn't this have key management
> and storage issues that PK was designed to prevent in
> the first place?
But does not, in fact, prevent.
--digsig
James A. Donald
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