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@ -60,14 +60,14 @@ identifies the p≡p factory.
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### Provisioning key
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The Provisioning key is the private key, which represents the provisioned
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device. The Signed package is encrypted using the Provisioning key, making it
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impossible for Users of other devices to uncover the Provisioning data.
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Device. The Signed package is encrypted using the Provisioning key, making it
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impossible for Users of other Devices to uncover the Provisioning data.
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The Provisioning key identifies either a single Device or a Device group. It
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may identify a Device series in case security is traded for easier management.
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A Device series is a bunch of Devices managed under one number before
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provisioning – usually bundling similar devices. A Device group is a group of
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provisioning – usually bundling similar Devices. A Device group is a group of
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personal Devices meant to be used together for one User. Because after
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provisioning a Device group is related to exactly one User the Provisioning key
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relates to this single User in case of managing Device groups.
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@ -77,5 +77,6 @@ to manage Device series is only there in case the management process does not
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support managing Device groups.
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When managing single Devices instead of Device groups p≡p is delivering the
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same security properties. There is neither a benefit nor a drawback.
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same security properties. There is neither a benefit nor a drawback,
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respectively.
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