Re: 1,040 bit RSA key ?

[Ian Smith]

Don't forget that you need to publish the public exponent in addition to 
the key. There are a lot of key storing standards, check out  PGP's 
documentation on the different methods. X.509 is one such standard.

Ian Smith

Stevens wrote:
Hi,
   I do some experiments.
   1. Use the Ethereal to trace SSL packets.
   2. Use RSA key exchange method.
   I found the strange as follows.
   Handshake Protocol: Client Key Exchange
         Handshake Type: Client Key Exchange (16)
         Length: 130    <- 1,040 bit ? not 1,024 ?
   I study serveral SSL books, encrypted premaster secret should be 1024
(because I use 1,024 bit RSA key pair).
Thanks.
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