Introduce Proven Key term #640
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@joelposti please open an issue on this first. we need to discuss this as an issue in the WG first, before we do a PR like this that introduces a new terminology that is not used anywhere else in the specification. |
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Of course. I am sorry for not following the process. I opened the issue #645. |
…ith Proven Key where appropriate.
…heck to the key proof validation steps in section ‘Verifying Proof’.
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This pull request relates to the issue #645.
The first commit introduces the term Proven Key. It also contains replacements of ‘cryptographic key material’ and ‘proof’ with ‘Proven Key’. I did my best to find all the relevant places where I think it is factually correct to use the term Proven Key.
The second commit contains one additional check to the key proof validation steps in section ‘Verifying Proof’.
All feedback and corrections are welcome.