Bruce Stephens wrote:
...
apropos 0.9.8, ECC and engine support: before 0.9.8 was released I hide
the ECDSA and ECDH method structures in openssl internal header files as
I wasn't really sure what are really necessary => there isn't actually
a clean/simple way to implement a ecdsa engine at the m
Nils Larsch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
[...]
> perhaps DSA is a waste of time (I've never seen a smartcard actually
> using it ...)
Ah, OK. That makes testing challenging. As you say, there's unlikely
to be a big demand anyway.
[...]
> apropos 0.9.8, ECC and engine support: before 0.9.8 was
Bruce Stephens wrote:
Looking through engine-pkcs11, and then libp11, it looks like they
don't support anything much except RSA.
not really surprising as opensc only supports RSA (and until recently
almost all hardware uses RSA so there was no overwhelming need for
something else then RSA).
Hi,
Bruce Stephens wrote:
Looking through engine-pkcs11, and then libp11, it looks like they
don't support anything much except RSA.
That's not an immediate problem (since I don't have any cards that
would support anything except RSA), but is there any stronger reason
than that? It looks l
Looking through engine-pkcs11, and then libp11, it looks like they
don't support anything much except RSA.
That's not an immediate problem (since I don't have any cards that
would support anything except RSA), but is there any stronger reason
than that? It looks like there's some code in libope
