Hello,
I think I know the answer to this, but I want to check in and verify.
Does anyone know of capability that will allow me sign data with more than one
key?
Thanks,
Anthony__
OpenSSL Project
I'm sorry, I was not precise here. Actually I think (have to verify it
again though) the encoding is preserved if I parse the
EncapContentInfo and reencode it later on without changing the
content.
My problem was more the other way round: When creating an
EncapContentInfo from scratch, can I force
OK, great, one thing less to worry about!
But I still face a problem with the explicit [0] tagged content of
EncapContentInfo. In this particular case it has an indefinite length
tag. When I i2d it again , the element is DER-encoded using definite
length and content. Can I force the use of the exi
On Fri, Nov 05, 2010, Martin Bolet wrote:
>
> A more general problem is that many signatures pretend to be DER-encoded but
> they actually apply the wrong order in DER sets. Thus, computing the message
> digest also fails because the set elements are put out in a different order
> than the origin
Hello all,
I face the following problem: I have to parse PKCS#7 SignedData structures,
some of which use BER encoding for the EncapContentInfo content, the
Certificate and CRL sets and also the unsigned attributes set inside the
signer info. The CAdES standard (ETSI TS 101 733 V1.8.1) requires for
Hi,
I have to verifiy the signature of many messages sent from a client to a
server. So, i want to gard a copy of the certificate because it can be lost
after verification.
The problem is resolved. I do it defferently. The matter was in my C++
algorithm.
Thank you for your help.
2010/11/4 Dr. S
