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Good to see all the new drafts.
In architecture-17, I see new text
It should be noted that these names resemble [RFC0822] email
addresses. This is purely coincidental and actually has
nothing to do with [RFC0822].
RFC 822 is long obsolete; shouldn't that refer to 2822? (Similar
remarks apply to assignednumbers-07 4.6.1.)
I also see
(commonly known as the Rogaway attack
[ROGAWAY],[DAI][BELLARE,KOHNO,NAMPREMPRE],) to work,
s/,)/)/ surely?
In assignednumbers-07, 4.2.3, what about reason codes from ffffffea
through ffffffef? Similar remarks apply to 4.3.3 and 4.4.3.
userauth-22 contains (in the description of password authentication)
more character set issues, similar to those raised by the recent
discussion of filenames. Built into this text is the assumption that a
password is a sequence of characters; on most systems, it is actually a
sequence of octets, with any conversion between them and characters
left undefined.
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