Hello, (Steffen said:) > Generally it is strongly disencouradged to invent and implement > own security schemes. The more secure way is to use existing > crypto schemes (like TLS) and the safer way is to base on > existing implementations (like stunnel), I think. There are so > many things to consider (actually it is a somewhat frequent topic > here I think :)), things that could be implemented incompletely > or wrongly...
I assume that Mr. Steffen is right, because his knowledge and experience of all this subject... > I think it is wrong to consider a batch file calling an > practice-proven tool more complicated than developing all the > tool again and integrate it! but, I search just a library functions that allows me to implement the steps presented in an earlier message. Does it really exist ? If so, a) Which function(s) for generate the keys, b) Which function(s) to obtain them, c) Which function(s) to encrypt and decrypt messages... (The programming language must be C/C++, and the platform, GNU/Linux). Thanks, S. ______________________________________________________________________ OpenSSL Project http://www.openssl.org User Support Mailing List openssl-users@openssl.org Automated List Manager majord...@openssl.org
