Hi, all.
This question is perhaps best answered by Steve Henson, but I'll address
it to this list.
I've found that using openssl-SNAP-20110526, we send a Client Hello with
a signature_algorithms extension that apparently contains duplicate
entries.
If I understand RFC 5246 correctly, then this field contains pairs of
one-byte values, { hash, signature }. If that's correct, then there are
17 pairs:
00:20
06:01
06:02
06:02
05:01
05:02
05:02
04:01
04:02
04:02
03:01
03:02
03:02
02:01
02:02
02:02
01:01
As you see, there are a number of duplicate entries. Is this
potentially a problem?
Thanks,
Paul
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