And Trevor Perrin's response: http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.ietf.irtf.cfrg/2337
I concur: Kevin Igoe should resign, if nothing else then to remove the cloud of suspicion, given the revelations of NSA sabotage.
I concur: Kevin Igoe should resign, if nothing else then to remove the cloud of suspicion, given the revelations of NSA sabotage.
On the other hand, if his mission is to sabotage their work I think that's much less likely to happen, particularly with Lars' support. I wonder if the resulting increased scrutiny will cripple the working group.
not exactly a fan of the nsa, and on top of that i think a lot of companies like to spy even without the help of the nsa, but come on guys is that really the level we're arguing on?