diff --git a/inbox/automatic-trust-transfer.xml b/inbox/automatic-trust-transfer.xml index 1a0e9d6b..ab1dd760 100644 --- a/inbox/automatic-trust-transfer.xml +++ b/inbox/automatic-trust-transfer.xml @@ -124,48 +124,20 @@
Trust message
- OMEMO message which indicates that specific keys can be trusted or no longer trusted. + OMEMO message which indicates that specific keys can be trusted (authentication) or no longer trusted (revocation). A trust message for a device's key sent to another device is a trust message that contains the key identifer of the given key for authentication or revocation. If a trust message only contains key identifiers for authentication, it is called authentication message. - If it only contains keys identifiers for revocation, it is called revocation message. -
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Authentication message
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- An authentication message for a key is an OMEMO message which advises the receiving device to trust that key. -
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Revocation message
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- A revocation message for a key is an OMEMO message which advises the receiving device to not trust that key anymore. + If it only contains key identifiers for revocation, it is called revocation message.
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- A trust message contains an XMPP URI (see &xep0147;) defined by the following scheme: -

- ?omemo-trust;=;=;<...>;=]]> - -
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- An authentication message contains an XMPP URI defined by the following scheme: -

- ?omemo-trust;auth=;auth=;<...>;auth=]]> - -
- -

- A revocation message contains an XMPP URI defined by the following scheme: -

- ?omemo-trust;revoke=;revoke=;<...>;revoke=]]> - -
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+ A trust message contains an XMPP URI (see &xep0147;) defined by the following scheme: +

+ ?omemo-trust;=;=;<...>;=]]> +