Published: January 01, 1993
Author(s)
Miles Smid (NIST), Dennis Branstad (NIST)
Conference
Name: 12th Annual International Cryptology Conference (CRYPTO '92)
Dates: August 16-20, 1992
Location: Santa Barbara, California, United States
Citation: Advances in Cryptology: CRYPTO ’92, Lecture Notes in Computer Science vol. 740, pp. 76-88
NIST Received comments from 109 separate government agencies, companies, and private individuals concerning the proposed Digital Signature Standard. Both positive and negative comments were received. However the number of negative comments was significantly larger than normally received for a proposed Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS). This paper summarizes the major comments, both positive and negative, and provides responses where appropriate. The paper highlights the anticipated significant modifications to the proposed standard and concludes by discussing the future milestones that need to be accomplished before the proposed DSS becomes a FIPS.
NIST Received comments from 109 separate government agencies, companies, and private individuals concerning the proposed Digital Signature Standard. Both positive and negative comments were received. However the number of negative comments was significantly larger than normally received for a...
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NIST Received comments from 109 separate government agencies, companies, and private individuals concerning the proposed Digital Signature Standard. Both positive and negative comments were received. However the number of negative comments was significantly larger than normally received for a proposed Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS). This paper summarizes the major comments, both positive and negative, and provides responses where appropriate. The paper highlights the anticipated significant modifications to the proposed standard and concludes by discussing the future milestones that need to be accomplished before the proposed DSS becomes a FIPS.
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Keywords
Digital Signature Standard; Federal Information Processing Standard (FIPS)
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