Neal McBurnett;
> The term "PKI" is surely hyped and overloaded with meaning.
Can you clarify *YOUR* definition of PKI?
> But as
> many people are pointing out, the use of public key technology
> supported by tools and infrastructures attuned to the needs of
> user communities has its place, both now and in the future.
"tools AND infrastructures"?
I have been having a feeling that people who claims to be working
on PKI call tools to support public key technology PKI. But, you,
apparently, are not.
Masataka Ohta
