I have not found this to be the case in a linux environment. You might
want to perform the following experiment:
Create a small text file and call it test1.pt, say something like:
01 The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
02 The quick brown fox jumps over the lazy dog
03 The quick brown fox
I have a question about OpenSSL FIPS mode.
I created openssl using the FIPS module, openssl 0.9.7m, and mingw on
windows. It works cross platform with openssl FIPS created on Linux; my
Solaris 10 version has been shelved for now.
I can encrypt and decrypt out of FIPS mode.
I cannot decrypt a
Hello,
> My question is: how many bytes does public key(EC or RSA) takes in X509
> certificate ? 64B for EC and 162B for RSA. Does X509 contain whole RSA
> public key structure(162) in itself or only 1024bit modulus and 4 bytes for
> exponent ? Does
Public key for RSA in X509 contains ASN.1 SEQUEN
Thank You for explanation.
I have one more question.
I read that the size of public key for secp160r2 is 64B and for RSA 162. I
need to illustrate the content of own certificate on some application mask.
This certificate contain only some attributes from X509 format, but I want
to put generated
Hello,
> I create ec key pair with secp160r2 curve and I need to achieve information
> from public key in der format as:
> EC Public Key:
> pub:
> 04:66:6d:59:b1:fb:53:c1:c9:98:c1:2c:71:73:1d:
> 3a:36:a3:7c:d9:95:ca:de:ee:96:c1:56:c8:d7:c7:
Hello everybody
I have some questions.
I create ec key pair with secp160r2 curve and I need to achieve information
from public key in der format as:
EC Public Key:
pub:
04:66:6d:59:b1:fb:53:c1:c9:98:c1:2c:71:73:1d:
3a:36:a3:7c:d9:95:ca:de
> I am not familar with ASN.1, or any of the specifice of which the rsa
> key is generated. It just seemed as it should not be so.
> What is the ASN.1 encoding, and how is it used?
ASN.1 encoding are "Basic Encoding Rules for ASN.1", with ASN.1 being
the Abstract Syntax Notation Number One, actua
> I am not familar with ASN.1, or any of the specifice of which the rsa
> key is generated. It just seemed as it should not be so.
> What is the ASN.1 encoding, and how is it used?
The vast majority of file formats begin with a header that is similar or
identical for files that contain different
