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"Host name" definition somewhere in the ID set?
Dear all:
As an outsider of the SSH protocol community (if any), I looked at the
latest Internet-Drafts. I was looking at the initial trust on a host
public key (well explained in tha architecture draft at 4.1 Host Keys).
My question refers to the definition of a server host name, from a
security perspective. It should be in a security certificate sent by the
SSH server.
Q.1 Should "host name" be defined?
Q.2 Should the specification mandate that security certificates MUST use
the so-defined "host name" perhaps with some encoding?
Sorry if I should have found this information in one of the references.
The OpenPGP certificate specification isn't very explicit.
Regards,
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