**Session Date/Time:** 29 Mar 2023 06:30 ```markdown # stir ## Summary This STIR working group session at IETF 116 covered several key topics, including the status of the Identity Header Error Handling document, follow-ups on IS documents, service provider OB B considerations, certificate freshness mechanisms, and connected identity. Discussions centered on clarifying normative language, addressing security concerns, and determining the next steps for ongoing drafts. ## Key Discussion Points * **Identity Header Error Handling:** Editorial changes were made; document is considered ready for RFC. * **RC Document:** Last comments were addressed; URI support (HTTPS vs. CID) was discussed; clarified the use of cozy registry for hashing algorithms. * **Messaging Draft:** Is in ballot state, use cozy ready to describe algorithms used to create hash for new message I claim element. Discussion on prescriptive language about how to create the mime bodies for messages. * **Connected Identity:** Discussion of RFC 4916 and how to attach a passport for a message in the backwards direction. Proposal to go to working group last call. * **Service Provider OB B:** Discussion on updates based on comments regarding Cps advertisements. * **Certificate Freshness:** Discussion on different approaches for certificate freshness, including OCSP, short-lived certificates, and S. Focus on data immunization and minimizing the amount of information revealed about enterprises. ## Decisions and Action Items * **Identity Header Error Handling:** Ready for RFC publication. * **RC Document:** Call for objections to normative language changes. If no significant objections, proceed. * **Messaging Draft:** Update draft with the agreed-upon Cozy ready changes and language clarification regarding normative guidance vs. informative guidance. * **Connected Identity:** Proceed to working group last call. * **Service Provider OB B:** Proceed to publication, address a known down-ref in the document. * **Certificate Freshness:** Advance the existing OC baseline SPA document to RFC. Adopt the short-lived draft. Create a single freshness element that works for both Ocsp and short lived. ## Next Steps * Publish Identity Header Error Handling RFC. * Call for objections on RC document's normative language. * Update and re-issue the messaging draft. * Prepare the Connected Identity document for Working Group Last Call. * Proceed with publication of the Service Provider OB B document. * Advance the OCSP baseline SPA document to RFC. * Adopt the short-lived draft and create a single freshness element that works for both Ocsp and short lived. * Discuss issues concerning short lived certificates on the mailing list. ```