DES-EDE3-CBC

[karsten-oliver.starr]

Does someone know which 3DES algorithms 
openssl supports? As far as I know there are
various possiblites to apply Tripple DES:
 
with 2 keys 
with 3 keys
Encryption Decryption Encryption  (EDE)
Encryption Encryption Encryption  (EEE)
 
thx. 
 
Karsten
 
 
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RE: OpenSSL functionality from JAVA

[karsten-oliver.starr]

You usually need JSSE to secure your session - i.e. authenticate the message endpoints
and ecnrypt / decrypt the message. JSSE makes use of JCE under the cover. Hence if
you need more information of the cryptographic capabilities of your Java Runtime you 
need
to look into the docs of your JCE provider.
  
http://www-106.ibm.com/developerworks/java/jdk/security/index.html

Hope it helps.

Karsten

 
 
 -Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Carlos Roberto Zainos H
Sent: 19 May 2004 22:19
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: OpenSSL functionality from JAVA



I retake a question posted few weeks ago.
 
Is possible, or is there a way of, or what do I must do to have or make use of all 
OpenSSL functionality from java applications??
 
Exactly I want to make use of cryptographic functions implemented in Openssl (crypto) 
but in Java programs (e.g symmetric cipher, public key cipher, certificates, hash 
messages, etc). Someone told that JSSE could be a good option, but I've read the docs 
and I think that just a few cryptographic functionality is implemented and  what JSSE 
is basically oriented to SSL/TLS connectivity.
 
What do you recommends me ?? Does someone did or is doing something similar to this 
before or now??
 
Tnaks in advance
 
Zainos




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