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....Such a PKI for infrastructure operators (as opposed to end users) is not unthinkable, as the widely deployed SSL PKI for Web servers demonstrates; however, it cannot necessarily be assumed. In its absence, various ad hoc mechanisms can be used. For example, PGP style Web of trust techniques [16, 2] can be used to propagate routers public keys from node to (trusting) node; using Web or email based protocols, nodes can distribute public keys of nodes they have established con dence in the sources of, and receive such keys in turn from others whose judgments they trust. Similarly, certain ....
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C. Ellison, B. Frantz, B. Lampson, R. Rivest, B. Thomas, and T. Ylonen. SPKI Certi cate Theory. Technical Report RFC 2693, Network Working Group, Sept 1999.
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