> How can I encrypt a large file (like 100mb) with a public key so
> that no one other than who has the private key be able to decrypt it?
Encrypt it using a strong symmetric key (such as AES) and use RSA to
encrypt *that* key.
This is the way "everyone" does it.
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Hi all,
How can I encrypt a large file (like 100mb) with a public key so that no one other than who has the private key be able to decrypt it?
I can make RSA public and private keys but when it comes to encrypting a large file using this command:
openssl rsautl -encrypt -pubin -inkey public.pem
Hello list. I have ssl capable devices out in the field that need to send
encrypted data to my server in my office. The ssl capable device sends the
encrypted data out to my firewall in the office which in turn forwards the
ssl traffic into my lan to my linux box running openssl. The linux box
runn
After compiling the library with "no-asm" routines, the problems are
fixed.
(I compile and link using Visual Studio 6, but previously compiled the
assembler routines using masm supplied with Studio .Net 2003)
Mike
>> From: Michael Tseitlin
>> Sent: Friday, December 09, 2005 11:49 AM
>> To: 'o
