AssertionMessage
These messages contain unencrypted data describing something about a PublicKey. All such messages have three parts:
- Start date
A CAKEDate representing the date on which the assertion becomes valid.
- Expire date
A CAKEDate representing the date on which the assertion is considered void and should no longer be propogated.
- The message body
Depends on the type of the assertion. Two examples are KeyAssertion, and LocationAssertion
The statements one can make using SDSI's S-expressions are nearly identical to what I envision for AssertionMessages.
These are used as answers to questions in the CAKENIP protocol.