Calypso ocs #1803
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This was referenced Apr 9, 2019
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- removed 'C' from ocs.ReencryptReply
- enable threshold > 1 for policies
- change CA dependencies to have independent CAs for CreateOCS and Reencrypt policies
- add AuthCreateOCS to ocs.CreateOCS call, which needs an ExtraExtension for the Policies
- changed Policy to PolicyCreate, PolicyReencrypt, and PolicyReshare
- correct use of PolicyReencrypt and PolicyReshare
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The first proposal to separate the Secret-management cothority from the Access-control cothority, as described in https://eprint.iacr.org/2018/209.pdf
The goal is to have:
cothority/calypso- represent the access-control cothoritycothority/ocs- represent the secret-management cothorityThe
ocspart will be done in a way so that it can accommodate different access-control cothorities, e.g., HyperLedger/Fabric or any other access-control cothority that can create certificates.