Dr S N Henson wrote:
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> > size = i2d_PublicKey(pub, NULL);
> > pu = (unsigned char*)malloc((size+1) * sizeof(unsigned char));
> > i2d_PublicKey(pub, &pu);
>
> This is one problem: your use of i2d_PublicKey() is wrong. After this
> call 'pu' will actually point to garbage.
Sebastiano Di Paola wrote:
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>
> Thanks for you answer ,
> I thought I had fixed my error thanks to the tip above given,
> but less changed.
> In the source code below I try to make 3 times the same operation.
> 3 different values are given as the result of the SHA1.
> I'm usign openssl 0.9.5.a
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Excuse me if this has already been posted but I couldn't find anything
in the mail archives. So here it goes.
I need to collect statistics from a bunch of client machines spread
geographically. The # of client machines could get large (almost 10
clients uploading data every sec) and the data nee
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> > I could use OpenSSL to decrypt this signed and encrypted message. Then
when I
> > verify the digital signature, OpenSSL told me that 'content and data
present'.
> > Is there anything wrong with my code?
> Can you send me a copy of the mess
i can't import certificate of more than 512 bits
into IE which is imported. does imported IE can't
process >512 bits certificate?
thanks a lot!!
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I think your IE does not have 1024-bit key. Please verify this by viewing
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> I think your IE does not have 1024-bit key. Please verify this by viewing
> the Help->About dialog.
thank you for your answer. I checked my IE version information, it only
tell me like that:
version: 5.00.2614.3500
key length: 40-bit
it doesn't show the key length of certificate. how can i kn
> One idea is to write a multi-threaded SSL server where each thread
> handles a different connection and stores the data passed over by the
> client. Whether one server is sufficient depends on the time taken to
> establish an SSL session and transfer the data. The data size is about
> 10K and s
> If I am using SSL 128 Bit Encryption considered "retail" encryption by the
> federal government?
> We desire to use it in an application where encrypted data is transported
> from a ASP in the USA to Mexico and back, however we are unsure
> of the legal
> implications can you please help or sen
>> I think your IE does not have 1024-bit key. Please verify this by viewing
>> the Help->About dialog.
>
> thank you for your answer. I checked my IE version information, it only
> tell me like that:
> version: 5.00.2614.3500
> key length: 40-bit
>
> it doesn't show the key length of certificate.
Hi,
> So, now finally my question: First, what encoding have certificate and private key
>have to have for working
> with the above command.
Both, the key and certificate _SHOULD_ be in PEM format
refer to http://www.openssl.org/docs/apps/pkcs12.html# for details.
Can you please tell, Which to
> 40-bit is the cipher strength. The key length should be 512-bit.
> If you want IE to handle certificates with 1024-bit keys, you will need
to
> download the high encryption package (click on "update information" next
to
> cipher strength in that About dialog box).
thanks a lot. but i'm still
I never got an answer so let's try again...
Now that RSA released it's patent to the public, how do we compile
openssl without RSARef ???
TIA...
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> I never got an answer so let's try again...
>
> Now that RSA released it's patent to the public, how do we compile
> openssl without RSARef ???
./configure
Unless you take steps to link against RSARef, you won't.
In fact, go delete the damned thing from your computer.
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Hy,
>thanks a lot. but i'm still confused of the cipher strength and
>key length. i always think 40-bit should be the key length of
>symmetric cipher algorithm and 512-bit is the key length of
>asymmetric cipher algorithm.
It's just.
>40-bit data encryption aglorithm
>is always
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