I'm experimenting with some code to generate an RSA signature using
RSA_NO_PADDING. Instead, I use RSA_padding_add_PKCS1_type_1() to
manually add padding to the hash prior to calling EVP_PKEY_sign().
Attempting to then verify the generated signature conventionally
(setting padding to
On Fri, Jan 31, 2014, jyri wrote:
I'm experimenting with some code to generate an RSA signature using
RSA_NO_PADDING. Instead, I use RSA_padding_add_PKCS1_type_1() to
manually add padding to the hash prior to calling EVP_PKEY_sign().
Attempting to then verify the generated signature
I know OpenSLL has DH_check and RSA_check_key.
Does OpenSSL have a generic key verification routine that can be used
for, say, any key in a EVP_PKEY?
Thanks in advance.
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OpenSSL Project
Our application is based on Qt4.8.4 that supports openSSL. Currently we are
using openSSL1.0.0d.
We would like to go for windows app certification/Microsoft client logo
certification. One of the requirements for this is running a tool called
Application Verifier that comes along with the
Once upon a time Dr. Stephen Henson wrote:
A PKCS#1 signature doesn't just consist of the padded raw digest value it is
contained in a DigestInfo structure which is then padded.
You can create a DigestInfo structure using the ASN1 code and X509_SIG or just
prepend static data to the result:
