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This greatly simplifies the validation logic and avoids a potentially infinite regress of forks in the delegated identifier’s KEL. However, this means recovery can happen for any compromise of pre-rotated keys, only the latest-seen. In order to unrecoverably ...
The sentence:
"However, this means recovery can happen for any compromise of pre-rotated keys, only the latest-seen."
should be instead:
"However, this means recovery can not happen for any compromise of pre-rotated keys, only the latest-seen."
Is this correct that the recursive application of rule C is meant as a requirement for witnesses? Validators should get a finalized KE(R)L (the one that resulted from applying all the rules) and therefore must see that either A or B apply against the state that they have already.
If yes, then the corresponding note would be helpful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
in https://trustoverip.github.io/tswg-keri-specification/#superseding-rules-for-recovery-at-a-given-location-sn-sequence-number
as part of the text under
C1
:The sentence:
"However, this means recovery can happen for any compromise of pre-rotated keys, only the latest-seen."
should be instead:
"However, this means recovery can not happen for any compromise of pre-rotated keys, only the latest-seen."
Is this correct that the recursive application of rule
C
is meant as a requirement for witnesses? Validators should get a finalized KE(R)L (the one that resulted from applying all the rules) and therefore must see that eitherA
orB
apply against the state that they have already.If yes, then the corresponding note would be helpful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: