OT: Books on PKI and IPsec

Not quite on topic but relevent: Can people provide recomendations and other comments on which books to buy on PKI and IPsec Amazon has about 5 on each all covering similiar material. I am looking to buy some and would rather not have 5 on the same stuff. TIA RB

DN compare openssl vs IAIK

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SSL session allocation/freeing memory leak issue

Hi all, I have an issue with SSL session structure memory allocation and freeing. Upon initialization, I perform the following: Allocate memory for SSL_CTX by SSL_CTX_new() Initialize the context with a cert. Allocate memory for input and output buffers via BIO_new() Allocate and

Re: In custom RSA_METHOD, rsa_priv_enc() is enough?

Hi Peter, On October 5, 2004 12:38 pm, Peter 'Luna' Runestig wrote: I've managed to hack together a custom RSA_METHOD, based on Microsoft CryptoAPI (on Windows XP in my test case), to use a smart card for authentication. And it actually works, as far as I have managed to test it anyway. But

RE: SSL session allocation/freeing memory leak issue

If you create ten sessions, do you leak 10Kb or 100Kb? If only 10Kb, then it's not a leak. DS -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Behalf Of Areg Alimian Sent: Wednesday, October 06, 2004 9:07 PM To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: SSL session

Getting the Subject name length as a string.

Hi all, Is there any function available in the openssl that gives the length of the entire subject-name as a string. The function X509_NAME_oneline expects the buffer and its size. In this case, we assume some size and get the name as a string. Using this function, there may be a chance of

RE: SSL session allocation/freeing memory leak issue

Hi David, The answer is the second number, 100kb. So the leak grows per each session created and destroyed by ~10k. Thank you in advance for any pointers or ideas on the above. -AA -Original Message- From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of David Schwartz Sent: