-Ebell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, November 10, 2003 8:38 AM
Subject: Re: Providers of hardware key storage
> Hello Francisco,
>
> Francisco Corella wrote:
> > Hi Goetz,
>
> >>OpenSSL comes with build in support for different
>
Hello Francisco,
Francisco Corella wrote:
Hi Goetz,
OpenSSL comes with build in support for different
crypto hardware (called ENGINE, in crypto/engine/).
But support for additional crypto engines may be added on run time.
Please search the OpenSSL web pages.
I think I understand, at least in prin
Hi Goetz,
> Francisco Corella wrote:
> > I have spent several hours searching the mailing list archive looking
for
> > hardware key storage solutions compatible with mod_ssl. NCipher
provides
> > one. Are there any others? I saw several emails mentioning the
existen
Hello Francisco,
Francisco Corella wrote:
I have spent several hours searching the mailing list archive looking for
hardware key storage solutions compatible with mod_ssl. NCipher provides
one. Are there any others? I saw several emails mentioning the existence
of others, but nothing concrete
Hello,
I have spent several hours searching the mailing list archive looking for
hardware key storage solutions compatible with mod_ssl. NCipher provides
one. Are there any others? I saw several emails mentioning the existence
of others, but nothing concrete. One email mentioned Broadcom in
view here is obviously
biased, there are other HSM vendors apparently.
-PeterV.
Imran Badr wrote:
>Engine support inlcudes offloading RSA/DSA operations but I haven't found
>any way to notify moddssl that the key is in hardware key storage. Modssl
>always looks for disk f
Engine support inlcudes offloading RSA/DSA operations but I haven't found
any way to notify moddssl that the key is in hardware key storage. Modssl
always looks for disk files for private key and certificate files and I
haven't figured out how to use hardware key storage. Apache will n
Le Wed, 5 Jun 2002 19:18:26 -0700
"Imran Badr" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a ecrit:
> Hi,
> I am sorry if this question has been asked before in this group. I wanted to
> find out what would be required to use private keys stored in hardware with
> apache and modssl ? Modssl code looks for private key fi
Hi,
I am sorry if this question has been asked before in this group. I wanted to
find out what would be required to use private keys stored in hardware with
apache and modssl ? Modssl code looks for private key file in the host
machine and calls use_private_key() sort of function of openssl to sto
