Hi *,
I'm looking for correct output produced from IDEA when used with SSL.
I started searching the web because of problems while a SSL handshake
between a SSL client and server using IDEA-CBC-SHA (SSLv3). There was a
padding problem with the first encrypted message (the client finished).
I found
Harry Whitehouse wrote:
>
> As I read the SSL3 specs, I gather that random bytes from the client
> (generated as part of Client Hello) are combined with the client-generated
> pre-master secret and random bytes from the server (generated at the Server
> Hello) to yield the master secret.
>
> I'm
Hi *,
I developed a ssl server component which is based on OpenSSL.
There is no problem as long as I use Netscape Communicator (3.x - today , export or
domestic version) to connect to my server. When
doing the same with Internet Explorer (4.01, 5, export version) I always end up with
an error m
Dr. Stephen Henson wrote:
> On Sun, Jun 23, 2002, Michael Voucko wrote:
>
>
>>Hi list,
>>
>>still trying to get all the ASN1 stuff done I need.
>>My current problem is caused by an extra tag/length pair when using my
>>DIRECTORY_STRING implementation
TRAINTS, ExcludedSubtrees, GENERAL_SUBTREES, 1)
} ASN1_SEQUENCE_END(NAME_CONSTRAINTS)
IMPLEMENT_ASN1_FUNCTIONS(NAME_CONSTRAINTS)
Thanks,
Michael
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> On Wed, Jul 03, 2002, Michael Voucko wrote:
>
>> The following implementation of the presented ASN1 definition has two gotchas
>> which trouble me:
>>
>> 1) the 'DEFAULT 0' part for 'Minimum' of GENERAL_SUBTREE is not reflected,
>>
Geoff Thorpe wrote:
> IIRC the Sun card is a rebadging of something else that *is* supported
> in OpenSSL - but I can't remember which one of the engines supports it
Without knowing which one is supported by the engine, I'm pretty sure that the
Sun board is a Rainbow CryptoSwift.
Michael
