Did anyone ever figure out how to get around the bad mac decode thing??
My original post is below. Please help if you have any idea what is
going on.
Original Message
Subject: Mozilla SSL error (-12272) bad mac decode
Date: Wed, 13 Feb 2002 17:09:18 +1000
I have an app that wor
Hello,
I wonder how to add a CA to openssl. In particular, I try to do use
fetchmail with ssl and get following mesages:
fetchmail: Warning: server certificate verification: unable to get local
issuer certificate
fetchmail: Issuer Organization: TC TrustCenter for Security in Data
Networks Gmb
"Anderson Farias" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm a software developer that uses Interbase as my backend
> database. I have no expertise/knowlege on SSL and fewer on TCP/IP
> and networking.
>
> I was discusing at an Interbase newsgroups about the easy to break
> encription of Interbase usernam
Hi,
>From personal experience, I've found the following two topics exceptionally
handy:
1. Following all the threads in the mailing list
2. Eric Rescorla's book, SSL and TLS, Designing and building Secure systems
(www.rtfm.com)
3. There's also a few loose guides, like the one on Linuxdoc, etc. t
Schwartz Milán wrote:
>
>
> The application needs to be extended to support client authentication
> with certificates and private keys stored on different vendors'
> smartcards. All the smartcards have pkcs#11 libraries although.
>
> I have the following question:
> If I get it straight from th
Hi,
I'm a software developer that uses Interbase as my
backend database. I have no expertise/knowlege on SSL and fewer on TCP/IP and
networking.
I was discusing at an Interbase newsgroups about
the easy to break encription of Interbase username/password over the net during
connection (cl
Hi all!
We have a Windows 9x/NT 4.x/2000/XP SSLv3 client application, which is
using openssl-0.9.6b. It works fine.
The application needs to be extended to support client authentication
with certificates and private keys stored on different vendors'
smartcards. All the smartcards have pkcs#11 li
