Thus spake Nils Larsch ([EMAIL PROTECTED]):
the signature values sig-r and sig-s are computed using a
random number (similar to the DSA signature computation) and
hence these values should be different for each computation.
The length of the DER encoded signature is of course determined
by
Title: Message
Hi,
Suppose I have
several active threads handling various secure connections.
Each thread has its
own SSL_CTX, SSLs, pkey objects etc.
Should I
implementthe locking
callbacks?
In other words: Does
anything in OpenSSL require atomic write access to globally-shared objects
Am Sonntag, den 09.10.2005, 12:37 +0200 schrieb Nils Larsch:
On Fri, Oct 07, 2005, Christian Kirbach wrote:
as part of my Diploma Thesis I am about to integrate my own
implementation of the multiplication of two large integers.
I'd like to replace the bigint multiplication of OpenSSL's RSA
