hi all:
2011/5/3 vichy :
> Dear all:
> I try to use "openssl genrsa -out 1024.private.key 1024" to generate
> rsa key pairs.
> if I remember correctly, 1024 is the size of n, the unit in bits and
> it will be one of public key paris.
>
> But when I generate the pu
Dear all:
I try to use "openssl genrsa -out 1024.private.key 1024" to generate
rsa key pairs.
if I remember correctly, 1024 is the size of n, the unit in bits and
it will be one of public key paris.
But when I generate the public key by the command,openssl rsa -in
1024.private.key -pubout.
I canno
Hi:
2009/8/9, Goetz Babin-Ebell :
> -BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
> Hash: SHA1
>
>
> vichy wrote:
> | Dear all:
> | I try to use d2i_PrivateKey_bio to get the RSA keys in a der file, but
> | the binary content is written in an unsigned char array.
> | I kn
?
appreciate your help,
vichy
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Hi:
2009/6/2 Martin Kaiser :
> Hi,
>
> Thus wrote vichy (vichy@gmail.com):
>
>> but I cannot find aes128xcbc.
>
>> Do I miss something or there is really no support of aes128xcbc mode
>> in openssl? if the answer is the later, where I can find the sample
&
aes128xcbc mode in openssl?
if the answer is the later, where I can find the sample code of it.
appreciate your help,
vichy
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number are 1
the c is use to let final bits of multiplication of 2 rands will be 2*bits
but what is a, b used for?
what I mean is what is the significant of most significant bit in rand number?
signed or unsigned?
Sincerely Yours,
vichy
