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Links from sec/priv sections back to normative mitigations? #53

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samuelweiler opened this issue Jan 14, 2021 · 2 comments · Fixed by #138
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Links from sec/priv sections back to normative mitigations? #53

samuelweiler opened this issue Jan 14, 2021 · 2 comments · Fixed by #138
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privacy-tracker Group bringing to attention of Privacy, or tracked by the Privacy Group but not needing response. security-needs-resolution Issue the security Group has raised and looks for a response on.

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Section 8.2 is marked as non-normative summary of "some of the mitigation strategies specified in the normative sections of this specification." Would you add links back to the normative text for each mitigation?

Ideally, please also split security and privacy concerns into separate sections, as requested in the current questionnaire.

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anssiko commented Feb 5, 2021

I believe this is the informative-to-normative text mapping:

If we want to go more specific than that with these links, would need to add dfns to the algorithm steps.

@samuelweiler does PING have a convention for annotating such informative-to-normative mapping in web specs? Need to be careful to not mix informative and normative text, maybe wrap in a note?

darktears added a commit to darktears/device-posture that referenced this issue Mar 15, 2024
- Remove the focus part of the spec, it's not implemented anyway.
- Link the IDL section when covering the secure context.
- Link the posture change steps for the visibility part.

Closes w3c#53
darktears added a commit to darktears/device-posture that referenced this issue Mar 15, 2024
- Remove the focus part of the spec, it's not implemented anyway.
- Link the IDL section when covering the secure context.
- Link the posture change steps for the visibility part.

Closes w3c#53
darktears added a commit to darktears/device-posture that referenced this issue Mar 15, 2024
- Remove the focus part of the spec, it's not implemented anyway.
- Link the IDL section when covering the secure context.
- Link the posture change steps for the visibility part.

Closes w3c#53
darktears added a commit that referenced this issue Mar 15, 2024
- Remove the focus part of the spec, it's not implemented anyway.
- Link the IDL section when covering the secure context.
- Link the posture change steps for the visibility part.

Closes #53
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darktears commented Mar 15, 2024

With #138 and #132 we did

  • Split the security and privacy sections
  • Make the mitigations strategies normative
  • Linked each of the mitigations to the respective part in the spec that define them.
  • Removed the focused area mitigation. It doesn't seem relevant at the moment provided that the API is less sensible that where it was borrowed from.

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