I have read through the srv6-security document carefully (and a number of times) and by and large I believe this document to be ready.

What follows are comments for consideration - though I do not believe they will necessarily prevent the document from moving forward.

Firstly - in section 7.1 it refers to a trusted domain.  I would prefer some further wording to make it clear that the boundaries of a trusted domain must be such that the trusted domain does not include, for example, servers connected to the network that third parties have access to.  I have seen several companies that have made the assumption that a trusted domain starts and stops at the peering/transit interfaces and at the CPE.  Forgetting that hosting servers that customers have access to inside the network create a breach in the concept of the trusted domain. This is of particular importance in the case of srv6 - since crafting and sending SRv6 packets from a server into the network is a trivial exercise.

I would also like to see some text in this document about potential resource exhausion caused by maintaining wide filter lists (if you have a few thousand vlans hosting a few thousand servers - you are going to need to apply filtering to each of them, and this can exhaust TCAM space on various devices, as such the security mechanisms themselves can create its own issues)

Secondly - from my perspective I believe a document such as this should probably be a BCP - but this may come later.  My question is why this document is purely informational rather than a BCP?

Beyond that - I found the document well written and comprehensive, and my thanks to the authors for all the work put into it.