Re: PEM pass phrase

Hi Patrick, Regarding all Openssl functions, since the encryption and authentication methods used here are a common knowledge, you must use a unique password in order to protect your own data. Otherwise, everybody will be able to figure out your information out of the "encrypted" file. Anyway, us

Re: how to encrypte public key

> Uhmm, I curious: why do you want to encrypt the public > key? Thanks for your reply. The reason is because the application is not suitable for certificates, but we will use password checking to authenticate. Will use a system where the password itself is never sent, naturally. Need to make

RE: AIX 4.3.3

Yes, it does I have it running and installed on 2 AIX machines - however we used a gcc compiler. > Neil Bradbury - Technical Services, Retail Banking Division, Ultradata Australia Pty. Ltd. > 1919 Malvern Road, East Malvern, Victoria, Australia 3145. > P.O. Box 123 Darling, Victoria, 3145. > Voi

AIX 4.3.3

An urgent question that needs asking. Does openssl Version 0.9.6 run on AIX 4.3.3? Mark. ** This message is intended solely for the individual(s) and entity(s) addressed. It is confidential and may contain legally privileg

Re: any homebanking ssl clients?

I did it just now and took all your money. It works great!! Thanks for being so rich. Seriously, you might try playing around with the openssl s_client command (http://www.openssl.org/docs/apps/s_client.html#) to get an idea of how easy or hard it would be. For example, try openssl s_client -con

any homebanking ssl clients?

I would like to write an app that will do my homebanking for me and I can't make it happen with the windows wininet library. Was wondering if any one has tried it with open ssl. __ OpenSSL Project

PRNG not seeded error

Hi, I have just installed openssl 0.96, and after having read the documentation, installed PRNGD, which seems to work, as I can read random data from /etc/egd-pool using the egc.pl script from the egd package. The problem is that even though I have set the $RANDFILE variable to point to this

Hash of Public Key

1. Is there a standard method for obtaining the hash of the public key ? Say, SHA1. 2. Usually, I see thumbprints that are hashes of the certificate (incl. public key), but that wont do in this case. 3. Does anyone know of any application for this or discussion on this ? 4. Any methods that wil

How to read a hexadecimal public key modulus value?

Hello out there, I am writing a Linux tool for user authentification that uses RSA encryption. I have some usernames and hexadecimal key values (2048 bit modulus, in this application, the public exponent is fixed for all keys) stored in a file. When reading out the modulus value, I am using the B

Client Authentication

Dear all, I am total newbie of TLS or SSL. I have a question about what I will do for my work. I wish to apply the SSL or TLS client authentication but I don't want to continue the SSL or TLS to set up the secure session between the server and client. I wish to manually control (from the

Re: how to encrypte public key

From: "corky peavy" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> corkyssl> I do need public/private keys however, and I need the corkyssl> "server" to encrypt the public key before sending it out. corkyssl> This does not seem to be something the designers intend the corkyssl> code to do, so I am trying to modify it, sigh