Re: Encryption and Security

2009-01-08 Thread Andrew Farmer
On 08 Jan 09, at 16:44, Peter N Lewis wrote: * If you use any non-system encryption for purposes other that just authentication then you'll need to sort out the US Export approval drivel. Don't worry about ITAR - it's a non-issue. There are a few types of cryptographic exports that still r

Re: Encryption and Security

2009-01-08 Thread Peter N Lewis
At 17:54 + 8/1/09, Matt Keyes wrote: I am working on an iPhone app that communicates with a .NET SOAP web service. I have the SOAP client down, but now I need to think about the security. The .NET web service ultimately will be validating the Windows login as part of the communication pro

Re: Encryption and Security

2009-01-08 Thread Don Messerli
eyes. This is done with encryption - either symmetrical with shared keys or with public/private key pairs. Don From: Arsen Pereymer To: cocoa-dev@lists.apple.com; Matt Keyes Sent: Thursday, January 8, 2009 12:02:43 PM Subject: Re: Encryption and Security M

Re: Encryption and Security

2009-01-08 Thread Arsen Pereymer
. _ Arsen Pereymer --- On Thu, 1/8/09, Matt Keyes wrote: From: Matt Keyes Subject: Encryption and Security To: cocoa-dev@lists.apple.com Date: Thursday, January 8, 2009, 12:54 PM Hello, I am working on an iPhone app that communicates with a .NET SOAP web service. I have the SOAP client

Encryption and Security

2009-01-08 Thread Matt Keyes
Hello, I am working on an iPhone app that communicates with a .NET SOAP web service. I have the SOAP client down, but now I need to think about the security. The .NET web service ultimately will be validating the Windows login as part of the communication process, and I am trying to think ho