> Thanks for the reply Goetz, appreciated! I believe with signing
> the license
> information (correct me if I am wrong), I have to provide the actually
> license info/data (in plain clear text) along with the data
> generated during
> the signing process. The problem with this approach is, that
>
About a year ago, I posted to this mailing list looking for
information debugging errors I had trying to make stunnel operate in
OpenSSL's FIPS mode. I was able to do this with the help with the aid
of Dr. Henson.
One of the suggestion he made to me was to convert my private keys
into PKCS#8 for
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Usman Riaz schrieb:
> I believe with signing the
> license information (correct me if I am wrong), I have to provide the
> actually license info/data (in plain clear text) along with the data
> generated during the signing process.
Yes.
> The problem
Thanks for the reply Goetz, appreciated! I believe with signing the license
information (correct me if I am wrong), I have to provide the actually
license info/data (in plain clear text) along with the data generated during
the signing process. The problem with this approach is, that providing t
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Hello Usman,
Usman Riaz schrieb:
> Thanks for the reply Jean-Claude, appreciated! Actually the whole senario is
> like this. I have a software that I am selling to the customers. I want to
> encrypt the information (license info) with my private ke
Thanks for the reply Jean-Claude, appreciated! Actually the whole senario is like this. I have a software that I am selling to the customers. I want to encrypt the information (license info) with my private key, and the software will contain (embedded/hardcoded) public key (the way I would like to
Usman Riaz wrote :
I want to use PKI to encrypt some data and send it to the
customer to be decrypted. With my limitied knowledge about PKI, the data
can be encrypted using "private key" and then lateron that
encrypted data could be decrypted with the "public key".
No, you encrypt
