1. Project: IEEE 802.15 Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPANs)
Submission Title: [WG-TG3 Opening Report Mar02]
Date Submitted: [11Mar02]
Source: [John Barr] Company [Motorola]
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Abstract: [TG3 Chair Report to WG]
Purpose: [TG3 chair report to WG to update them from the last session on all work items.]
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March 2002
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John Barr, Motorola
John Barr, Motorola

2. IEEE 802.15 Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks
March 2002
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802.15
IEEE Working Group for Wireless Personal Area Networks
TG3 Opening Report
March 2002, St. Louis, MO
USA
John Barr, Motorola
John Barr, Motorola

3. Agenda Goals of March Meeting IEEE 802.15.3 PAR
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Agenda
Goals of March Meeting
IEEE PAR
Status and plans for TG3
Key March Sessions
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John Barr, Motorola

4. Goals of the March Meeting
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Goals of the March Meeting
Conference call status, including approval of any ad hoc business
LB12 Comment Resolution
Mandatory Security Suite Selection
Prepare for ballot recirculation
Prepare for Post-May sponsor ballot
Call for Patents
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John Barr, Motorola

5. March 2002
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IEEE PAR
Wireless Medium Access Control (MAC) and Physical Layer (PHY) Specifications for High Rate Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPAN)
… wireless connectivity with fixed, portable and moving devices within or entering a Personal Operating Space (POS) (up to 10 meters in all directions enveloping a person)
… interoperability or coexistence with other TG
… coexistence with other wireless devices in conjunction with Coexistence Task Groups such as
… low complexity, low cost, low power
… >20Mbps to satisfy a set of consumer multi-media industry needs for WPAN communications.
John Barr, Motorola
John Barr, Motorola

6. Status and Plans for TG3 Construction of Initial Draft Schedule
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Status and Plans for TG3
Construction of Initial Draft
Goal: MAC/PHY standard of high rate WPAN
Schedule
Goal: Produce a Standard by 1H 2002
Next Steps
Goal: Resolve LB12 comments with current task group draft (D09), March, Recirculation draft, April (D10), Sponsor ballot, May (D11?), 2002.
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John Barr, Motorola

7. LB12 Comment Resolution Status
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LB12 Comment Resolution Status
Original ballot had 69% approval
End of January had 84% approval
Out of 1166 T & TR LB12 comments, less than 100 remain to be resolved.
Security Suite is the major item yet to be completed.
John Barr, Motorola

8. Key March Sessions Comment Resolution will drive agenda.
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Key March Sessions
Comment Resolution will drive agenda.
Monday Evening: Security Suite Presentations
Tuesday AM: Security Suite Discussion
Wednesday PM: Security Suite Selection
Tuesday, Thursday evening: Comment resolution as required.
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John Barr, Motorola

9. Comment Resolution - < 100 to go!
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Comment Resolution - < 100 to go!
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John Barr, Motorola

10. Security Suite Selection
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Security Suite Selection
Security is important. Let’s do it right!
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11. Security Suite Selection
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Security Suite Selection
Review of results from Schaumburg ad-hoc meeting – Bob Huang – 02/121R1
Security Suite Proposals (Monday Evening)
Dan Bailey, NTRU: 02/130r1, 02/131r0, 02/132r1
Struik & Vanstone, Certicom, Rasor, Motorola: 02/113r0, 02/114r4, 02/135r0
Security Suite Discussion
Monday evening following proposals – 60 Minutes
Tuesday morning 10:30 AM – 90 minutes (Panel format)
Security Suite Selection Votes – Wednesday 3:30 PM
Security Suite Framework – Essential to complete (Compromise?)
Public key standard for authentication
Draft text shall be provided within the technical editor’s schedule for draft recirculation.
Due to the replacement of clause 10, voters will be allowed to comment on any part of the security suite implementation.
John Barr, Motorola
John Barr, Motorola

12. Security Architecture Confirmation
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Security Architecture Confirmation
Document 02/130r1 “NTRU Security Architecture Proposal” was accepted by unanimous consent following the security panel on Tuesday.
The technical editor has instructed the security participants to identify any modifications to this document necessary to support digital certificate authentication, user controlled authentication, and incorporation of mandatory and optional public key methods.
The technical editor will own this document and make (or authorize) all of the modifications necessary to include it into the revised draft.
Technical roll call vote to verify that task group 3 confirms the selection of 02/130r1 as the baseline for the security architecture.
FOR xx, AGAINST ww, ABSTATIN zz
Passed/Failed with pp% approval
John Barr, Motorola
John Barr, Motorola

13. Mandatory Security Suite Selection
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Mandatory Security Suite Selection
Digital Certificate Required (Yes/No)
Symmetric Key Method
Two-key Triple-DES CBC-EDE ISO 9797, FIPS 46-3
AES (128-bit) FIPS 197 Standard
Public Key Method
NTRUEncrypt using ess251 ep1 (80-bit security)
ANSI X (ECC) (128-bit security)
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14. Require Digital Certificates
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Require Digital Certificates
Digital Certificates shall be mandatory when the security option is implemented.
Technical Token Vote:
VOTE A: Mandatory
VOTE B: Optional
None of the above
For xx, Against yy, Abstain zz
Roll Call Confirmation:
Passes/Fails pp%
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15. Symmetric Key and Integrity Method
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Symmetric Key and Integrity Method
Ballot Vote:
VOTE A: Two-key Triple-DES CBC-EDE ISO 9797, FIPS 46-3 (112-bit) (Doc 02/131r0 – NTRU)
VOTE B: AES (128-bit) FIPS 197 Standard and HMAC SHA-1 IEEE (Doc 02/135r0 – Ceritcom)
Results:
XX Two-key Triple-DES
YY AES (128-bit)
ZZ None of the above
Roll Call Confirmation:
For xx, Against yy, Abstain zz
Passes/Fails with pp%
John Barr, Motorola

16. Public Key Method Ballot Vote: Results: Roll Call Validation:
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Public Key Method
Ballot Vote:
VOTE A: NTRUEncrypt using ess251 ep1 (80-bit security)
VOTE B: ANSI X (ECC) (128-bit security)
Results:
XX NTRUEncrypt
YY ANSI X (ECC)
ZZ None of the above
Roll Call Validation:
For xx, Against yy, Abstain zz
Passes/Fails with pp%
John Barr, Motorola

17. Comment Resolution - < 22 to go!
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Comment Resolution - < 22 to go!
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John Barr, Motorola

18. Confirmation Resolution Motion
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Confirmation Resolution Motion
Place complete security suite descriptions for ANSI X and NTRUEncrypt in the draft.
ANSI X will be mandatory when security is enabled.
NTRUEncrypt will be optional
Complete draft text due to technical editor (cc to TG3 chair) for both items by 5PM PST, April 5
If complete text specifying the implementation for the ANSI X security suite is not received on time, the draft will proceed with the alternate proposal as the mandatory security suite.
Add a security mode that allows for the selection of a set of devices allowed to associate via user configured means.
John Barr, Motorola
John Barr, Motorola