(last updated 2003-02-25) Name : Jonathan Sergent Email : sergent&sun.com MIME media type name : Application MIME subtype name : Vendor Tree - vnd.liberty-request+xml Required parameters : None. Optional parameters : None. Encoding considerations: 8bit Please see RFC 3023 section 3 for more details of encoding considerations for XML media types. Security considerations : To paraphrase section 3 of RFC 1874, XML MIME entities contain information to be parsed and processed by the recipient's XML system. These entities may contain and such systems may permit explicit system level commands to be executed while processing the data. To the extent that an XML system will execute arbitrary command strings, recipients of XML MIME entities may be at risk. In addition to this general concern, the liberty-request typed documents will contain data that may identify an individual. To counter such potential issues, liberty-request typed documents contain data that must be signed appropriately by the sender. That signature must be verified by the recipient of the data - both as a valid signature, and as being the signature of the sender. There is no executable content passed via this MIME type. To counter any privacy concerns, opaque handles are assigned to individuals, which may only identify an individual when used by either the sender or the recipient of the data. Transport-level security is ensured by Liberty transactions occurring over TLS or HTTPS secured channels. For a more detailed discussion of general security considerations of the Liberty protocol & profiles, please reference section 4 of: Liberty Bindings & Profiles Specification, Version 1.1, Liberty Alliance Project, 15-Jan-2003, <"http://www.projectliberty.org/specs"> Interoperability considerations : n/a Published specification : The media type is used for the Liberty-Enabled Client and Proxy profile of Liberty v1.0. The relevant specifications are: Liberty Protocols and Schemas Specification, version 1.1, 15-Jan-2003 Liberty Bindings and Profiles Specification, version 1. 1, 15-Jan-2003 Applications which use this media : Any implementation of the Liberty-Enabled Client and Proxy profile (none are known yet) Additional information : 1. Magic number(s) : n/a 2. File extension(s) : n/a 3. Macintosh file type code : n/a 4. Object Identifiers: n/a Person to contact for further information : 1. Name : Brett McDowell 2. Email : brett.mcdowell&ieee-isto.org Intended usage : Limited Use Author/Change controller : Brett McDowell of IEEE-ISTO (brett.mcdowell&ieee-isto.org) has change control for any future updates. (file created 2003-02-25)