Bruno Treguier wrote:
>
> Ben:
> > Is that true keylength or effective keylength? 3DES has an effective
> > keylength of 112 bits.
>
> Well, first of all I have to present my apologies to the list for my
> double posting the other day. Seems that I slipped on the "send" key
> before finalizing m
> 3DES has an effective keylength of 112 bits.
I don't think so:
A typicall Tripple DES has an effective key length of 112 bits as it uses
two different 56-bit keys A and B:
TrippleDesEncrypt (A, B, X) = DesEncrypt (A, DesDecrypt (B, DesEncrypt (A,
X)))
But the SSL implementation is slightly di
Steve
> Well I wrote the PKCS#8 code so I might be able to help :-)
>
> To change this you need to use the -topk8 option which reverses things
> so it reads a traditional format private key and converts to PKCS#8.
Oh yes, indeed, it works!!
Sometimes things are just too easy to understand. :-)
T
> Hi,
> Can someone guide me in the right direction on how to get a
> certificate up and running? The man pages dont exactly provide much
> explanation. I have done this in the past with ssleay, this was sometime
> ago though.
>
> Thanks
Can't remember if .au domain means Australia or Austria.
Ben:
> Is that true keylength or effective keylength? 3DES has an effective
> keylength of 112 bits.
Well, first of all I have to present my apologies to the list for my
double posting the other day. Seems that I slipped on the "send" key
before finalizing my message...
Now, about the effective
Hi all,
I'm new and have a few questions to ask.
1. Is it possible to link OpenSSL and SUN Java Web Server
together ?
2. Does OpenSSL generate keys or certificates like what VeriSign
provides ?
The reason why I ask is that, to my knowledge, if I want secure
HTTP on my site, normally I would r
