In a user's brain. Any file that is readable by the system is, well,
readable, therefore is only as secure as the OS can make it.
On OS X you could use the Keychain Services to store your password in
an encrypted database, available via an API. This is available as Open
Source if you're interes
Hi all,
I like to know which spec specifies the
byte order for the TLS data stream?
For example, in the section A.1 (Record Layer) of RFC 2246, it
shows the ProtocolVersion before the ContentType. But
the openSSL seems sending the value of the ContentType
before the value of ProtocolVersion in th
I think this is OpenSSL's mailing list and not JSSE :)
(B
(BAnyway, my quick guess is probably you need to add the "-trustcacert"
(Boption when doing the Java's keytool import.
(B
(BCheers
(B
(B[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(B> Hi!
(B>
(B> I have the following problem in mutual authentication
Hi,
I have a snippet that encrypts/decrypts using RSA.
#include
#include
#include
// RSATest: Program illustrating Simple RSA Encryption/Decryption
int main()
{
char *plain="Sample text"; //Sample text (plain text) to Encrypt/Decrypt
char *ciphertext;
char *plain1;
int enclen,i,declen;
pri
> Hi team!!
> I have a "big" question, where is an appropriate place to store the
encryption
> password of the private key? I mean, the security base of the priv key is
based on
> the
> password which is encrypted it (PKCS#1), so where will be a safe
place
> to put this pwd in the client's co
Hi team!!
I have a "big" question, where is an appropriate place to store the encryption password of the private key? I mean, the security base of the priv key is based on the password which is encrypted it (PKCS#1), so where will be a safe place to put this pwd in the client's computer (win
On Mon, Aug 09, 2004, Yan Zhou wrote:
> I was not using a browser, I am writing a client using JSSE to make web
> service calls. And I only see this error once in a while. That does not
> sound like the issue with SGC?
>
Well the other possibility is that the client sometimes prematurely closes
