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BS 7205:1990

Withdrawn

Withdrawn

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Procedures for key management to achieve security for financial institutions engaged in financial transactions (wholesale)

Available format(s)

Hardcopy , PDF

Withdrawn date

15-11-2002

Language(s)

English

Published date

31-07-1990

€348.24
Excluding VAT

National foreword
Committees responsible
Procedure
Introduction
Section 1: General
1 Scope and field of application
2 References
3 Definitions
4 Abbreviations
5 Key management facility
6 Requirements of cryptographic equipment
7 Keying material
Section 2: Manual distribution of keying material
8 Despatch of manually distributed keying material
9 Receipt of manually distributed keying material
Section 3: Automatic distribution of keying material
10 Requirements for the automated key management
    architecture
11 Automated key management architecture
12 Encipherment and decipherment of keys and
    initialisation vectors
13 Cryptographic Service Messages
14 Generation of the Cryptographic Service Messages
15 Processing Cryptographic Service Messages
Annexes
A An example of manual key distribution and control
    procedures
B Notation
C Pseudo-random key and IV generator
D Windows and window management
E Dual Key Translation Centre application
F Keying material. Guidance on clearing and
    destruction procedures
Tables
1 Processing counters (message authenticated)
2 Cryptographic Service Message: Fields and subfields
3 Fields used with each message type: Point-to-Point
    environment
4 Fields used with each message type: Key Distribution
    Centre environment
5 Fields used with each message type: Key Translation
    Centre environment
6 Content of fields in DSM
7 Content of fields in ERS
8 Content of fields in ESM
9 Contents of fields in KSM
10 Contents of fields in RFS
11 Contents of fields in RSI
12 Contents of fields in RSM
13 Contents of fields in RTR
14 Processing of DSM
15 Processing of ERS
16 Processing of ESM
17 Processing of KSM
18 Processing of RFS
19 Processing of RSI
20 Processing of RSM
21 Processing of RTR
22 Processing counters with windows (message
    authenticated)
Figures
1 Key distribution architecture
2 Encipherment and decipherment of a single key by a
    single key
3 Encipherment and decipherment of a single key by a
    key pair
4 Encipherment and decipherment of a key pair by a key
    pair
5 Point-to-Point environment (normal message flow in
    sequence)
6 Point-to-Point environment (message flow with error
    messages)
7 Key Distribution Centre environment (normal message
    flow)
8 Key Distribution Centre environment (message flow
    with Error Service Messages)
9 Key Translation Centre environment (normal message
    flow)
10 Key Translation Centre environment (message flow
    with error messages)
11 Dual Key Translation Centre application (normal
    message flow)
12 Dual Key Translation Centre application (message
    flow with errors)

Methods for the management of keying material used for the encipherment, decipherment and authentication of messages exchanged in the course of wholesale financial transactions.

Committee
IST/12
DocumentType
Standard
Pages
86
PublisherName
British Standards Institution
Status
Withdrawn

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