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I am an engineer working in mozilla China, I'm going to provide a solution for Chinese banks which support IE only in China now. The problem I met is that: There are many vendors who supply smart-cards for banks, they have implemented the pkcs#11 modules(maybe implemented most parts of p

Re: "some parts are unencrypted", but what parts?

On 2010/04/14 04:15 PDT, Developer wrote: > Hello, > After test several pages with Firefox, in HTTPS mode. > > Why I can not know what part of page is unencrypted? > I see a warning of "some parts are unencrypted", but what parts? > A very big problem using data scheme under https downloaded page

Re: Alerts on TLS Renegotiation

On 04/14/2010 02:58 AM, Marsh Ray: Here are some excerpts from http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5746 I tried to cut out some of the irrelevant details so as not to "desensitize" everybody with too much information :-) Thanks for your response here... So the RFC RECOMMENDED many times against

NSS Completes its 5th FIPS validation

The NSS team just completed its 5th FIPS validation with NSS 3.12.4. NSS again has been validated up to Level-2 on Solaris (#1279, sparc and x86), Level-2 on RHEL5 (#1280, 64 and 32 bit), and Level-1 on Mac and Windows (#1278). In 1997, NSS was the first software module to get FIPS Level-2 validat

Re: how to use own CRL_callback

Hello Bob, Thanks for your reply... I have more questions inline ;< On Wed, Apr 14, 2010 at 5:15 PM, Robert Relyea wrote: > On 04/14/2010 02:58 PM, huican wrote: >> Hello, >> >> I am new to NSS crypto, I just wonder whether there is any easy way to >> use my own crl_callback function for CRL che

Re: how to use own CRL_callback

On 04/14/2010 02:58 PM, huican wrote: > Hello, > > I am new to NSS crypto, I just wonder whether there is any easy way to > use my own crl_callback function for CRL check. > No, there isn't a callback, there is a verify function that allows you to control just about every possible semantic of re

how to use own CRL_callback

Hello, I am new to NSS crypto, I just wonder whether there is any easy way to use my own crl_callback function for CRL check. I have a situation that some other process downloaded/parsed the CRLs into a shared memory (so not in NSS DB) already, also FYI that shared memory is a hashtable which st

"some parts are unencrypted", but what parts?

Hello, After test several pages with Firefox, in HTTPS mode. Why I can not know what part of page is unencrypted? I see a warning of "some parts are unencrypted", but what parts? A very big problem using data scheme under https downloaded page (old bug) but difficult to locate it first time. Same