Hello ,
            would anybody help me out that what is the exact procedure and
which mandatory algo is used in wireless. I'm goin in the way
1) First i'm doing handshake between client & server
2)After handshaking, message is added with MAC algo , It'll create Message
Digest
3)This message digest and the message is then encrypted using RC%
My query are
1)Where is RSA is used
2)How we'll generate public and private key for client if we r not using
certificate
3)Why DH(Diffle Hellman) algo is used
4)Is Key(keying material) generated by DH algo is used in RC5 algo. or RC5
can use its own key.

I'll relly helpfull . As i need this very urgently . Please look on this
Thanx & Regards

Ben Laurie wrote:

> Jeffrey Altman wrote:
> > My guess at the moment is that the easist place is in the functions
> > that convert stacks of ciphers to/from byte streams of ciphers since
> > those functions must be called in all of the appropriate places.
>
> OK, but this seems like a nasty hack to me. Unfortunately I haven't got
> time right now to investigate a less nasty hack.
>
> However, I did have occasion to wander through this area of the code a
> while back, and I don't remember there being many places that would be
> affected, and I also have a vague memory of there being some kind of
> filtering going on already.
>
> BTW, if there's no callback into the app, are you envisaging a patch to
> OpenSSL? Would it make OpenSSL Kerberos specific?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Ben.
>
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