Please Explain "by hand"...?
If you mean can you write code in C/C++ to do it, then the answer is yes.
Look in the file rsa.h, it has all the prototypes for the functions you'll
require.
Michael Slass wrote:
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> Hello:
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> I asked this question last week, but haven't seen a reply come by,
Hello:
I asked this question last week, but haven't seen a reply come by, so
I'll ask again:
Using the openssl command-line tool, is it possible to encrypt a message
with an RSA public key?
The scenario I'm imagining is ultra lightweight PGP by hand:
1) My friend and I each generate RSA keypai
Hi:
If I have my friend's RSA public key, maybe contained in an x.509
certificate, maybe just an edited version of the output he got doing:
openssl -in privkey.pem -text > my_whole_key.txt
How do I encrypt a message (presumably containing little more than a
session key for a symmetric algorithm)
