trip. There doesn’t seem to be an ideal
solution.
I tried to think about whether using a KEM POP would be any better, but so far
have concluded that it would have the same issues.
Cheers,
John Gray
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To: Thom
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Mike.Ounsworth=40entrust@dmarc.ietf.org; John Gray ;
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Subject: Re
10 on top of sushi rice, I won't
> buy it.
A PKCS#10 on a pile of collapsing sushi rice... Hmmm.Maybe I'll ask my
daughter to draw a picture for me, or we can ask one of those AI art things to
do it for us... 😊
-John Gray
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John Gray writes:
>You can replay the CSR and get the certificate request by the original
>party signed by whatever CA you want, but would that do you any good if
>you don't have the private key?
>That's exactly the point, which others have also made in the thread.
