> Hello,
>
> oh sorry, i'm using linux! the secure network connection must be
> implemented in a modified linux-kernel!
> still i'm searching for a possibility like i can realize it ... till
> present i still have no experiences with openssl-programing.
> therefore, it is an advantage to known whe
Why not use IPsec. Why does it have to be in the kernel? It's hard
to see what the security trade-offs are that make this necesary.
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> > There's a lot of different things you could mean by
> >"kernel-socket-network-connection". Can you clarify?
> >
> > If you're talking about using SSL to secure network
> >connections that take
> >place purely in kernel space, yes, you can do this. It's fairly tedious
> >because you st
There's a lot of different things you could mean by
"kernel-socket-network-connection". Can you clarify?
If you're talking about using SSL to secure network connections that take
place purely in kernel space, yes, you can do this. It's fairly tedious
because you still want to do th
> Hi,
>
> is it possible to use openssl in a kernel-socket-network-connection ?
>
> thx
There's a lot of different things you could mean by
"kernel-socket-network-connection". Can you clarify?
If you're talking about using SSL to secure network connections that take
place purely
Hi,
is it possible to use openssl in a kernel-socket-network-connection ?
thx
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