draft-bradner-pbk-frame-04

[Ted Hardie <hardie@qualcomm.com>]

In the draft, the Introduction says:

 When this mechanism is used with applications the PBK's public key
   can be used in an identity for a web-cookie like function, but the
   use is under the control of the node that initiates the connection
   rather than under the control of the server.


I'm not sure what is meant here.  HTTP cookies create pseudo state,
and a mechanism like this is pretty heavyweight for that use.
Note that the use of cookies for identification is rarely appropriate;
essentially only when there is an identity-based state and no 
authentication
or authorization is required.

In the Informative References, this seems to be a strange format:

   ([Syverson] is just a good starting point) as well as work that has
   kinship to the pseudonyms in this in this work [Brands], [Chaum88],
   [HIP], [SUCV].