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differentiate assertion signatures and attestation signatures #118

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equalsJeffH opened this issue Jun 2, 2016 · 0 comments
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differentiate assertion signatures and attestation signatures #118

equalsJeffH opened this issue Jun 2, 2016 · 0 comments
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presently the spec uses the unadorned term "signature" in ~80+ places. We have two overall types of signatures -- aka 'signed objects' -- attestations in the makeCredential() flow, and assertions in the getAssertion() flow. Perhaps we should name these two different signature types "assertion signature" and "attestation signature"

@equalsJeffH equalsJeffH added this to the CR milestone Jun 2, 2016
@equalsJeffH equalsJeffH modified the milestones: WD-04, CR Jan 4, 2017
vijaybh added a commit that referenced this issue Jan 10, 2017
Refactor the attestation section to clean up exposition. Separated out
signature verification (per format) from trust chaining (done at higher
layer).

Created a separate section for specifying key RP operations. Fixes #88.

RP registration section defines binding of credentials to user accounts.
Fixes #13.

RP registration section also defines options in case of registering the
same credential to different users. Fixes #12.

Cleans up and completes defining the process for verifying assertions,
which had already been largely done by @rlin1. Fixes #102.

Completes drawing the distinction between assertion and attestation
certificates. Fixes #118.

Replace "client platform" with "client" in signature format section to
avoid confusion. Fixes #209.
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