This document provides a summary of non-editorial changes in XML Encryption 1.1 from the XML Encryption Recommendation.
In the case of any difference between this document and the XML Encryption 1.1 specification [[XMLENC-CORE1]], the XML Encryption 1.1 specification is authoritative. This is a non-normative NOTE track document.
This document summarizes non-editorial changes in XML Encryption 1.1 [[XMLENC-CORE1]] from the XML Encryption Recommendation [[XMLENC-CORE]]. A detailed summary of all changes by document section is also available.
Added support for derived keys, in particular:
ConcatKDF algorithm.PBKDF2 algorithm.DerivedKey element          RetrievalMethod description to include DerivedKey.ReferenceList description to include DerivedKey.AES-192-GCM Block Encryption as
          OPTIONAL.SHA-384 Message Digest as OPTIONALConcatKDF as
            REQUIRED, PBKDF2 as OPTIONAL.For all algorithms added, algorithm identifiers and information were added to the specification.
SHA-1 Message Digest to REQUIRED, but DISCOURAGED.SHA-256 Message Digest to REQUIREDAES-128-GCM Block Encryption as REQUIRED,
            added warning about 
            use of CBC 
            block encryption algorithms and reference to paper on attack.RSA-v1.5 Key Transport to OPTIONAL
          and added note that "Implementation of RSA v1.5 is NOT RECOMMENDED due to security risks associated with the algorithm".RSA-OAEP Key Transport to be used with
            arbitrary mask 
            generation 
            functions (e.g. SHA2 
            based) by defining an
            additional RSA-OAEP URI and significantly 
            revising specification text. Added definition of
            new xenc11:MGF element. 
          AES-GCM Block Encryption description of the
            algorithm as equivalent to 
            encryption followed by signing. Encoding attribute in the
            EncryptedType element.URI and
            Transforms in the 
            CipherReference element is defined in XML Signature.CipherValue element is used. AES-128-pad, AES-192-pad,
            and AES-256-pad Symmetric Key Wrap 
            algorithms.