Re: 2way SSL Handling Dynamic and Randomly generated Self-signed RSA pairs to all peers

2008-11-29 Thread Michael S. Zick
On Fri November 28 2008, Peter Sysko wrote: > > Michael S. Zick wrote: > > > Two things that occur to me - > > *) Doesn't Diffie-Hillman already do that? Without the file exchange. > > > > *) Have you considered this plan from the viewpoint of a zero-knowledge > > proof? > > > > Mike > > > >

Re: 2way SSL Handling Dynamic and Randomly generated Self-signed RSA pairs to all peers

2008-11-28 Thread Peter Sysko
Michael S. Zick wrote: Two things that occur to me - *) Doesn't Diffie-Hillman already do that? Without the file exchange. *) Have you considered this plan from the viewpoint of a zero-knowledge proof? Mike thanks for the reference. i had no prior knowledge to Diffie-Hillman. looked it

Re: 2way SSL Handling Dynamic and Randomly generated Self-signed RSA pairs to all peers

2008-11-28 Thread Michael S. Zick
On Fri November 28 2008, Peter Sysko wrote: > Hello. > Two things that occur to me - *) Doesn't Diffie-Hillman already do that? Without the file exchange. *) Have you considered this plan from the viewpoint of a zero-knowledge proof? Mike > I've read over the majority of the information about w

2way SSL Handling Dynamic and Randomly generated Self-signed RSA pairs to all peers

2008-11-28 Thread Peter Sysko
Hello. I've read over the majority of the information about what the OpenSSL project is for and is striving to become, and, being not a hardcore coder, I must say I a little overwhelmed with some technical details that I won't be addressing right now, this post is just to introduce an idea, if