+, Mike Banahan wrote:
> Hi Tomas - I received information today abut the buffer overflow fix,
> signed with what I believe is your PGP key.
>
> There is no mention of your key on the OpenSSL website, I eventually
> found it on a keyserver.
>
> I realize that this is n
nssl-users@openssl.org
> Subject: Legal : guide to sign cla. has legal mail a PGP key ?
>
> Hi,
>
> After a pull request to github for openssl demos sslecho i was requested
> to sign a cla since my change
> was considered non trivial.
>
> Using https://www.openssl.org/po
Hi,
After a pull request to github for openssl demos sslecho i was requested
to sign a cla since my change
was considered non trivial.
Using https://www.openssl.org/policies/openssl_icla.pdf as a libreoffice
input i did recreate a pdf. One remark here, the url wihtin document
https://www.openssl.
If you need to create a PGP key, OpenSSL does not do this. The
package you're looking for is GNU Privacy Guard, or gnupg, available
from http://gnupg.org/.
-Kyle H
On Fri, Jun 19, 2009 at 11:08 AM, Bizhan Gholikhamseh
(bgholikh) wrote:
> Hi,
> Thanks for yor help.
>> Are you
r issuing above command, what/where is the digital fingerprint of PGP
public key?
2- I am suppose to provide .jpg screen shot of the fingerprint of public key to
other end,
How .jpg image is used to verify the public key?
Many thanks in advance,
Bizhan
>
> I do not believe that OpenSSL i
009 at 4:45 PM, Bizhan Gholikhamseh
(bgholikh) wrote:
> HI
> I have never used openssl and need to get some info quickly.
> I greatly appreciate if you could help me out by providing me exact
> command syntax.
>
> I am suppose to create "2048-bit RSA PGP private & public
HI
I have never used openssl and need to get some info quickly.
I greatly appreciate if you could help me out by providing me exact
command syntax.
I am suppose to create "2048-bit RSA PGP private & public key pair".
With a preferred CAST cipher and SHA-2 256 hash.
Could I use
e
> solution to solve my problem.
>
> So if the information is available at a known location,
> please dont worry and hit me in the right direction.
>
>
> Now my question.
>
>
> Is openssl able to decrypt files, which was encrypted by pgp 6.5.8.
> The files are encr
is available at a known location,
please dont worry and hit me in the right direction.
Now my question.
Is openssl able to decrypt files, which was encrypted by pgp 6.5.8.
The files are encrypted by pgp based on DSS/DH-Keys.
DSS/DH (a.k.a. DSA/ElGamal)
$ ./pgp -kvv
<..>
Type bits
Bond, Ann Marie wrote:
I’ve downloaded the latest version of the OpenSSL source code here
http://www.openssl.org/source/ but I can’t seem to download the
associated PGP signature to verify the download. It shows up as an
empty file. When I click on the link, there’s nothing there.
The
I've downloaded the latest version of the OpenSSL source code here
http://www.openssl.org/source/ but I can't seem to download the
associated PGP signature to verify the download. It shows up as an
empty file. When I click on the link, there's nothing there.
I'd appreciat
Kyle Hamilton wrote:
The FIPS version of OpenSSL has an external verification
mechanism
which does not require a PGP signature verification. In the Security
Policy, there are keyed HMACs ...
Thanks for your reply, now this would be I think the second
verification, after the
The FIPS version of OpenSSL has an external verification mechanism
which does not require a PGP signature verification. In the Security
Policy, there are keyed HMACs for the source files which go into
fipscanister.o. A file inside the distribution mirrors this. During
the build process, an
Hi everyone,
I expect this has been asked before, but which PGP product is
appropriate for the FIPS validation of the FIPS ssl archive
(openssl-fips-1.1.1.tar.gz) via the openssl-fips-1.1.1.tar.gz.asc file?
I verified it with gpg, per the FIPS instructions ("gpg --verify *.asc
*.gz&q
Jin Zhao wrote:
Looks like openssl tar balls are signed with a different PGP key for
each source tar ball.
For example, openssl-0.9.7b.tar.gz was signed using a key with key id
E06D2CB1 and openssl-0.9.7c.tar.gz was signed with key id 49A563D9.
My question is why not sign the released tar ball
Title: questions about PGP keys used to sign openssl tar balls
Looks like openssl tar balls are signed with a different PGP key for
each source tar ball.
For example, openssl-0.9.7b.tar.gz was signed using a key with key id
E06D2CB1 and openssl-0.9.7c.tar.gz was signed with key id 49A563D9
Hello openssl-users,
this issue seems to treat openssl-dev subscription, but i wouldn't
bother them with possibly stupid discussion.
so, i'd like you to disscuss (or say why not): is it possible to use
PGP within opensssl(OpenPGP) and how, if it is?
As you may
is it possible to use openssl to create a certificate
which can be used for encrypting-decrypting mails
,signing, and verifying sign?
if so how?
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keys in pem formats
too.
some another suggestion?
i really appreciate this, and sorry for the capital characters.
regards,
Javier Baliosian
Peter 'Luna' Runestig wrote:
>
> Javier Baliosian wrote:
> > IS POSSIBLE SOME KIND OF INTERACTION BETWEEN OPENSSL AN PGP?
Javier Baliosian wrote:
> IS POSSIBLE SOME KIND OF INTERACTION BETWEEN OPENSSL AN PGP?
>
> SOME OF THE KEY OR CERTIFICATE FORMATS MANAGED FOR OPENSSL ARE PGP
> COMPATIBLE?
(I hear you ;-) )
I have done just a little bit testing with PGP 7.0 for Windows. I was
able to im
hi,
sorry for my english, maybe i am doing stupid questions and i am not
noticed about it, may be it is not the right mailing list (if this is
the case please tell me)
i don't know. but
IS POSSIBLE SOME KIND OF INTERACTION BETWEEN OPENSSL AN PGP?
SOME OF THE KEY OR CERTIFICATE FORMATS MA
Hello,
Can i to generate a key with openssl compatible with pgp? this means a
key that i can to import it in pgp.
if it is possible, what format is that?
thanks,
Javier Baliosian
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Hi alltogether,
please apologise these newby-questions. I guess they are
mainly academic. Does anybody know of "real-life-interactions"
between (open-)ssl and pgp/gpg.
Is there a standard openssl-way to extract, i.e. hexdump
to a file, a privat/public key from a certificate?
Is it p
#x27;re looking for is a good chunk of code for doing PGP-style
hashing/encryption, and while I know of gpg, using the GPL in a commercial
product of this sort is suicide. Obviously, using external programs could
get around the issue, but would be a performance nightmare.. we'd need to
build th
Joe Pruett wrote:
> did you ever find a way to do this? i am just starting down the same
> road. pgp licensing is way out of control for commercial use nowadays
> ($9500!).
If you want to do PGP-style messages for commercial use, you are
probably best off with the GNU Priv
en publically released.
If I can find the time I'll merge it with the 'openssl' program and call
it "rsautil", "rsaop", "rsacrypt" or something like that.
If you want to do PGP like things you could always try the PKCS#7
(S/MIME) "experimental"
> 2) I need to encrypt a message like PGP
Please, see ftp://dslab1.cs.uit.no/pub/PGPlib.tar.gz. PGPlib is a library that lets
you generate and manipulate PGP packets. It uses an old version of SSLeay for
cryptographic functionality. Probably, however, it can easily use OpenSSL inst
Dear Sirs,
Does anyone have any example on how to do the following:
1) I need to create a public/private key.
2) I need to encrypt a message like PGP
How am I able to do this with OpenSSL ?
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