Hi!
I'm somewhat new to the crypto world and openssl so I appologize if this
comes across a bit confusing.
I have an RSA public key generated by crypto++ that is in DER format and hex
(not base64) encoded. I also have a signature created with
the associated RSA private key using SHA1 digest and
Hi,
I think the term you were looking for was binary, meaning not a text file.
If by dgst you mean the openssl command line utility, try adding the
parameter "-keyform der". If that doesn't work you'll need to convert the
key to PEM (base64 encoding of the DER). The command "openssl rsa -inform
