Hello
I have a computer with Ubuntu OS and an Apache HTTP server. I am trying to
create a SSL certificate using RSA public and private keys.
However it has come to my attention that at this present moment there are
sophisticated methods such as man in middle attack, Side channel attack, and
On Sun May 29 2011, greenelephant wrote:
Hello
I have a computer with Ubuntu OS and an Apache HTTP server. I am trying to
create a SSL certificate using RSA public and private keys.
However it has come to my attention that at this present moment there are
sophisticated methods such as
I found that this signature is made with Microsoft cryptoapi.
Can this be read using openssl?
On 28.05.2011 21:31, Victor Sterpu wrote:
I posted the signature here
http://www.casnt.ro/FARMD_16611264_20110524_1153.smime
The signature is the only signature accepted by a server and I don't
know
Hello,
After getting back an OCSP repsonse, OCSP_basic_verify() says
it can't find the responder cert in the OCSP response.
However, the responder cert is present in the response.
Some more investigation shows that the parts of the DN are inversed:
- subject name in the responder ID: /CN=Test
On Mon, May 30, 2011, Stef Hoeben wrote:
Hello,
After getting back an OCSP repsonse, OCSP_basic_verify() says
it can't find the responder cert in the OCSP response.
However, the responder cert is present in the response.
Some more investigation shows that the parts of the DN are
