Hello,
(Steffen said:)
> Generally it is strongly disencouradged to invent and implement
> own security schemes. The more secure way is to use existing
> crypto schemes (like TLS) and the safer way is to base on
> existing implementations (like stunnel), I think. There are so
> many things to cons
Hello,
> (Steffen said:) I think stunnel could be suited well here.
Maybe... but my idea was to implentent this functions in the C/C++
programm while the users has no computer expertise skills.
I suddenly thought to integrate this in a batch file but... I don't
really like this because complicat
Hello,
Thanks Carl,
Thanks Michael,
My idea is implement in C/C++ the following steps:
1) The client generates two keys: one used as private, the other, as public.
2) The client connects to server.
3) The client sends to sever the public key.
4) The server generates a "connection key".
5) The se
Hello,
Maybe, in my last post, I didn't explain my problem as well...
I'm trying to identify the functions to integrate in my client-server
application (developped in C/C++ language) that allow me to construct an
assimetric encryption system.
Specifically, I need to know the functions for
1) Ge
Hello,
I'm a newbie, just to begin reading the programming API. I'm researching the
functions involved in a client-server application environment (using RSA
algorithm).
So, If not wrong RSA_new() and RSA_generate_key(...) functions generate the
pair of keys (the public and the private ones), but,
