Tore Frederiksen

> Why would you have a URI to a signature when you could include the signature itself, which will often be shorter or the same length. Is it because we...

The idea of this approach is to allow the issuer to use a less critical key (then the smart contract key) to make updates to the script.

Ah, right. Sorry, I am Java damaged where object types are written with capitals 😂 I'll change it.

We are planning on storing the _public_ key of a public/private signing key pair. The public key is safe for anyone to know. In fact our proposal need it and...

> @weiwu-zhang , @jot2re I have few comments for the ERCs > > 1. for ERC5XX0 - better work with string[] , not struct and have option to upload/replace/add every...

@JamesSmartCell @weiwu-zhang what is the status on ERC 5XX0 and 5XX1? Are we continuing to keep this branch open and working on this until they are either accepted or rejected?

@Quacktiamauct

Implicitly and partially handled in PR #117. Concretely the OID for ECDSA with SHA256 is used for signed attestations (for being more compatible with x509). These attestations are also signed...

2048 bit RSA should be sufficient here. In particular, as you mention, the expiry of the RSA signing key is very short. So as long as the signing key of...

I would even say, that if the expiry of the public RSA key is less than a day, we could go down to 1024 bits. Since even that would realistically...