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That section is dealing purely with an attacker who wants to impersonate a ChannelID. It's correct that an attacker cannot fool the real server into believing t
by agl 13y ago
That section is dealing purely with an attacker who wants to impersonate a ChannelID. It's correct that an attacker cannot fool the real server into believing that it is in possession of a ChannelID, even if the attacker has the server's private key (so long as the server is forward secure). However, that doesn't mean that the client isn't fooled.
(Disclosure: I wrote that section of the draft.)